Have you been to The Factory?

I don't care it was a flop, bloody adore this film!!:bawling:

man these were the jams! :bawling:

This had to be the WORST number 1 of the 90's, even the video sucked!

*Get home from school, take off uniform, put on other clothes, straight to the sofa, flick rugrats on, followed by renford rejects, play a bit of fifa 98, have dinner, go to Cub scouts, get home, supper..and go to bed*

:D

Fail for realising this is a music thread

*quietly backs out hoping no one saw*

:laugh:

Renford Rejects :lovedup:

FAC251 in Manchester? no, its not really my scene tbh

I do find it a wee bit ironic that you cite this as being in some way iconic to the 90s. Or are you really suggesting that decade was devoid of originality and dependant on pre-programmed beats and out-of-context samples?!!!!!!!!!!! :)

Sunchyme is a bit of an insult to the real 1985 work it relies so heavily upon through the sample, with that programmed dance beat just plonked on top.

The video is also a travesty in that it suggests the original 'chant' refers somehow to the veldt/Africana and euphoria. The chant was recorded as the artistic counter to the theme of bleakness in Northern England (the song being dedicated to the loss of Nick Drake who died of an overdose after a lifetime of depression and insomnia). I think it was meant to convey redemption out of gloom/despair. For this reason, the real work is still quite often played or referenced in people's minds at the funerals of loved ones going by the YT comments (I doubt Sunchyme is!)

It's a bit like The Saturdays nicking "Love Will Tear Us Apart" and exploiting it as pop/dance goo - then that being held-up as a shining example of the '10s !!!!

Oh dear, I like this song, but just supports the samples comment above

loved the whole grunge era in the 90's

Really a reworking from their 1987 debut album



"They're justified and they're ancient and they drive an ice-cream van" is an inspired lyric. Also, the only act to ever have set light to £1million in cash (in £50 notes)


Mad as a bag of frogs:
"The KLF's BRITs statuette for "Best British Group" of 1992 was later "found" buried in a field near Stonehenge"

Some 90s dance was good:

Me too! Black garden and Nirvana ****ing ruled!

**** I love this song :bawling:


**** I love this song:bawling:


**** i love this song :bawling:


**** I love this song :bawling:


**** I love this song :bawling: (although I don't remember if it was 90's:conf: )


**** I love this song :bawling:



**** I love this song :bawling:



The more I post in music threads the more I realise I like absolutely everything. :laugh: well except a few annoying artists.