Mp3 music: Bill Drummond

Artist: Bill Drummond: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Pop     Bill Drummond's discography:      The Man    Year: 1990    Tracks: 11 South Africa-born and Scotland borderlands-raised Bill "Rex Boy D" Drummond has been shocking audiences since the late '70s. Together with his retentive time collaborator, Jimmy "Rockman Rock" Cauty (erst with Killing Joke and the Love Reaction), he shocked audiences at the BRIT Awards ceremonies when he performed a slash alloy version of "3 AM Eternal" with Extreme Noise Terror in 1992. They as well attracted external care when they burnt-out one one thousand thousand pounds of their own money at a boathouse on the Scottish Isle of Jura, 2 age by and by. Their motives for the burning were explored on a BBC Omnibus documental. Launching the K Foundation, in 1993, they created a "worst fine art" contest in which a despoil of 40 thousand pounds was awarded to Rachel Whitbread. Drummond has been swerving away from the mainstream since running aside to become a fisher off the Northeast coast of Scotland, as a stripling. Relocating to Liverpool, to study fine art, he worked on Ken Campbell's Science Fiction Theater's the stage end product of the cult book, Illuminati. As a boyfriend member of Liverpool-based tough rock band, Big In Japan, on with Holly Johnson of Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Ian Broudie of Lightning Seeds, Drummond made his recording debut, in 1977, with various singles. He affected into output after first appearance Zoo Records, with previous Big In Japan band-mate, Dave Balfe. Moving to WEA, in the mid-1980s, Drummond oversaw recordings by Strawberry Switchblade, Zodiac Mindwarp And The Love Reaction, the Proclaimers and Brilliant, featuring Jimmy Cauty. With the commercial failure of Brilliant's number one recordings failed to pull in care, he resigned from the label and focused his efforts towards a solo vocation. His debut solo album, The Man, included an answer to Julian Cope's song, "Flier Drummond Said", "Flavius Claudius Julianus Cope Is Dead", suggesting that Cope dedicate self-destruction as a way to boost record gross tax revenue. After a self-imposed hiatus from medicine, Drummond briefly worked with Zodiac Mindwarp as King Boy D. Forming the Jams, with Cauty, he released a geminate of singles, "1987 (What The Fuck Is Going On)" and "WHO Killed The Jam" in 1987. Their third waiver, "It's Grim Up North", reached the British top tenner. Determined to get a turn one hit record, Drummond and Cauty changed their name to the Timelords in 1988. Their single, "Doctorin' The Tardis", reached the top stead on the British charts and inspired them to write a record, The Manual (How To Have A Number One The Easy Way). Continuing to work with Cauty, Drummond formed the Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu, transcription their first unmarried, "All You Need Is Love", in a week. Changing the group's list to KLF, Drummond and Cauty experient their sterling success. Their debut full-length album, Chill Out was dubbed, "the number 1 ambient house recording", and included a round top five British pip, "What Time Is Love?". Their indorsement album, The White Room, featured tunes originally intended for an unreleased film. A video, Stadium House (The Trilogy), was released with a short feature of speech film, This Is What The KLF Are About. By the ending of the year, they had sold more singles around the globe than whatever other British act. They received a "Best British chemical group" BRIT accolade in 1992. Setting up the K Foundation in 1993, Drummond enlisted the Red Army Choir to record an interstellar anthem, "K Cera Cera (State of war Is Over If You Want It)" for the chemical group. He later on announced that the recording would not be released until populace peace is achieved. Drummond has continued to be involved with a miscellany of projects outside of music. He produced a short pic, Rites Of Mu, narrated by American worker Martin Sheen, on the Isle of Jura, and co-authored a book, Sorry Wisdom, with Mark Manning of Zodiac Mindwarp & Love Reaction, based on their tripper to the North Pole. In 1998, he published two extra books, Yearly Report To The Mavericks, Writers And Pop Festival and From The Shores Of Lake Placid And Other Stories.