btw here's the new Scooter album!!! not only have they based the cover on an old DM album but they've progressed from just asking (adopt Germanic accent plz :lol:) 'How much is the Fish' to wondering if their fish meal deal come with fries at their local chippy :lol:

 

has anyone got this, no doubt, masterwerk

 

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/a6/Scooterultaural.jpg

 

FYI: Track listing

"Horny in Jericho"

"Behind the Cow"

"Does The Fish Have Chips?"

"The United Vibe"

"Lass uns Tanzen"

"U.F.O. Phenomena"

"Ratty's Revenge"

"The $h!t That Killed Elvis"

"Imaginary Battle"

"Scarborough Affair"

"East Sands Anthem"

"Love Is An Ocean"

 

Trivia

*The lyrics and music of "Behind the Cow" are based on different versions of "What Time Is Love?" by The KLF and "Black Celebration" by Depeche Mode.

 

*"The $h!t That Killed Elvis" features Jimmy Pop from American pop group The Bloodhound Gang.

 

*"Imaginary Battle" samples "Church Of The KLF" from The KLF's 1991 album The White Room.

 

*"Scarborough Affair" samples the traditional English ballad "Scarborough Fair".

 

*"Ratty's Revenge" samples the Irish folk song "She Moved Through the Fair". This and Scarborough Affair are both sung by Nikk, Rick Jordan's wife.

 

*"Does The Fish Have Chips" samples Blur & The Prodigy

 

( Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ultimate_Aural_Orgasm" )

"Scarborough Affair" :rofl: that's a title and a half

 

my sister probably has it, she has all their others.

Do they still have the hamster singing in it?

I haven't heard it but I suspect 'Imaginary Battle' actually samples the album version of 'Last Train to Trancentral' and not 'Church of the KLF'

I haven't heard it but I suspect 'Imaginary Battle' actually samples the album version of 'Last Train to Trancentral' and not 'Church of the KLF'

 

and you think that being wiki they would get the info right (as there must be a massive KLF fan there as their bio goes on and on and on and on)