First Time Reaction The KLF 3 A.M. Eternal (A 90s MUST!! WOW) | Dereck Reacts

[@zouzou7482]

I'm 49 years old and I always dance so much when I listen to this song. I love KLF! Thanks Derek for your react. 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@Finland-SkiTeam39-40]

55 years old here and always a KLF fan as these 2 dudes were so head of that time. Watched Derek your reaction close to 20 times already and always a blast !!!

[@izzzzzzzzzzzie]

@@Finland-SkiTeam39-40 71 here, The KLF rock!

[@Finland-SkiTeam39-40]

@@izzzzzzzzzzzie You are The Man !!

[@lokolad3541]

The KLF were sooooo ahead of their time, it is Crazy. 💛LOVE💛 The KLF

[@emeraldgreen1973]

This still sounds immense. Another one of their songs Justified & Ancient has country music artist Tammy Wynette on vocals.

[@jannaversheck7121]

Yes! JUSTIFIED & ANCIENT is an amazing song

[@nickmontague8936]

KLF were awesome

[@Xx_Stogi_xX]

KLF is the most underrated 80's/90's artists out there! They are always a must watch, watch all their songs.

[@esclad]

'What Time Is Love? (Live at Trancentral)' and 'What Time Is Love (America)' are also both amazing.

[@charlotterichards4946]

Give klf America what time is love a blast..Wot a Tune

[@rtid7538]

What a tune. RIP Ricardo Da Force.

[@DerekArmsden]

The 2 guys in the front seat of the car are KLF. Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty. Everyone else is just whoever they hired in for that song or the video.

[@carlh429]

Taking me back to the early 90s big time here. Last train to Trancentral is an absolute must listen.

[@andrewmeiklem5098]

Woo wooo

[@nikgeo8690]

Born in 1973 i remember jamming to this..

[@stefanegstrup3145]

Me too. Was born the same year.

[@annesmith2259]

Love The KLF , these were a soundtrack to my early 20s. This takes me right back

[@argh1975]

KLF was outstanding. This wasn't live, but wanted to make you think it's live. The audience was from a "The Who" concert. ;) They called it "Stadium House" and released a VHS of this name (Stadium House Trilogy), which consisted of "What Time Is Love?", "3 AM Eternal" and "Last Train To Trancentral". 3 great tracks. They did crazy things and unexpected ones.

[@jamescrawford_wirdnam]

Convinced that even now there is nothing that breaks the mould like KLF did. Immense music

[@Duves]

KLF was far ahead of their time!!! I still have this jam under heavy rotation!!

[@paulyearley1084]

I have a KLF logo tattoo for a reason - the guys are LEGENDS

[@throbg]

Wow 🔥🔥. Klf!! A-ha, a-ha, a-ha, a-ha.. this was an anthem in the 90s!! Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty were two genius in the music. In this track rap by Ricardo Da Force (RIP). Dereck, try to watch “Last Train To Transcentral” (Live from the Lost Continent”.. it's another smash hit!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙌🏽👍🏽

[@TheClairem75]

Well, this takes me back 😂 My last year or so of school, the KLF were huge! Looking forward to you checking out the song they did with Tammy Wynette

[@CubeCyclone]

KLF were right up there... Fresh, different, exciting and like nothing else in it's time. Your next tracks should be Last train to Transcentral and Justified and Ancient as others have said. Just brilliant!

[@benjamingam3694]

At 4.30, that little lull. And suddenly it's banging. Everyone screaming. Ahhh..I'm 51. That's my time. Brings back memories. Thanks for the reaction.

[@mztweety1374]

My jam back into day. Yeah, kids, that’s what cell phones looked like way back when😄🤷🏾‍♀️

[@bigcatkim]

The sound you hear is termed Stadium House by KLF. Go find the import releases.

[@seanswinton6242]

Perfect description! When I heard this and saw the video back then that was my thought! I envisioned them performing at the World Cup or a Super Bowl!

[@CEP73]

Memories!!! So many good memories come with this! Can't believe it's approx 30 yrs ago. Feels like yesterday I was dancing to this! I'd put my hip out if I did it now😂😂

[@josepinto3184]

u gotta react to them when they preform on the english music show Top of the Pops

[@markosborne6063]

This group was electrifying back then and I still play their White Room album still from this day. Check out similar groups like Mantronix,' Got to have your love' Bomb the Base 'Winter In July' and S-Express 'Super-fly Guy'.🙂

[@fabiocampagnoli]

50 yo from Italy, we were going out dancing around this time and this was one of our favorite song, we thought we were sooo cool..........ahahahha....or maybe we really were!

[@laurentrodriguez412]

OMG ..... i dance so much on this song on the dancefloor !!

[@mohamedtahir578]

Glad you loved it. This song is my all time favourite too. Anyways the rapper was not holding a walkie talkie. He is pressing the buttons of a handphone.

[@TonyG-gk7qr]

I love this song. You should check out KLF ft Tammy Whynette. Justified and Ancient. It was a huge number 1 in UK

[@SKIntruder]

🥰 original, never can be replicated

[@shannonhailey7187]

This song along with Rhythm Nation from Janet Jackson was blasted regularly in my car lol

[@michaeldaugette802]

The 1990s had so many different vibes going on and I pretty much enjoyed all of them I'm 50 now but looking back at the music that was around then , you really had so much to choose from and even though I was a guitarist , rock and electric blues , heavy metal and grunge were thing I had a thing for dance music too so this song was definitely on my list of music I played back in the day , I love the energy and vibe !

[@kimmarsh5387]

Bless ,bless the KLF they changed music forever

[@ChrisSmith-xh9wb]

I wish. Music has never been as good as this and never will be again.

[@nocturne7371]

Sometimes I feel blessed to be living in Europe and being in my 20s when 90s Eurodance was the music in the clubs.

[@shinankoku2]

I love watching you youngsters discover the KLF

[@Hyper_V]

Justified and Ancient! you should do that one - that's their most recognized one really across the world, plus, it has a guest vocal, plus a hilarious video to go with it :) do that one!

[@kevintrigger1312]

Been to many a college drinking party back in the day with KLF blasting.

[@LeftysLefty]

KLF is gonna ROCK YOU!

[@derrywalker7835]

You have to listen to klf with Tammy Wynette singing, one of the most bizarre couplings but an absolute masterpiece👍

[@TheSoupdragon1968]

He really does, what a legend Tammy was and to come over to the UK and work with KLF..... One of my favourite tunes....

[@sharoncromer1910]

It was a bizarre pairing but it was EPIC! KLF were huge Tammy Wynette fans and honored her by featuring her in the song. The 90's was the perfect era to release Justified and Ancient.

[@izzzzzzzzzzzie]

Evidently Cauty meant Dolly Parton when he suggested Tammy, but it all worked out for the better in the end.

[@pitmatix1457]

They called her up in Tennessee said "Tammy, stand by the jams"

[@derrywalker7835]

@@pitmatix1457 😂 apparently she was thrilled to be asked to sing, she thought everyone had forgotten about her!😂

[@wildk4tmc421]

I’ve spent many a night clubbing to this track when I was younger.. great memories ❤

[@camcrown9880]

Do Justified and Ancient by KLF

[@kimpetersen4730]

Try this: The KLF - Last Train To Trancentral (Live From The Lost Continent) thats awesome!

[@hermaneduarte265]

Dereck you should react to their other great track “Justified and Ancient”, when this song came out in the 90s it was also known as “Moo Moo Land😂”

[@-M0LE]

KLF were so underrated way way way ahead of the time

[@weirdmary]

I'm so happy I grew up with this music.

[@lisajohnson1528]

What time is love is another classic they were the best singles artist ever

[@farimahdilmaghani5751]

Yes, this one is fantastic, never gets old, loved this back then still do, thanks for the cool reaction

[@NewOldVideos-d5o]

I was a DJ when this music was popular,, KLF was a go to group every night.

[@Zralock79]

I was teen in 90s and this is still my most favorite band. Sadly they have only a few good songs. But they are fenomenal!

[@cat73walk]

KLF were radical back then! America: What Time Is Love tied in with 1992, allegedly the 1000th anniversary of the discovery of America by the Justified and Ancient of Mu-Mu. Really wild. If you like this music style, try Utah Saints. Their single Something Good actually sampled Kate Bush, and got released in 1992 and 2008, reaching UK top 10 in the original version and the vastly freshened-out remix. Worth checking out.

[@chrisweber188]

All you little kids out there your parents that are in there 50's we had the best music and we could party too!!!!!!!

[@helmutb2612]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnTCq5mchMqhoZo - This is the one you have to react!! ;)) I love KLF, but this is my all-time-favorite from them (the one with Tammy Wynette is great too).

[@NowVs1980s]

Was so rocking to KLF 3am on the dancefloor back then. Love these guys ✨🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥

[@cheeseisdelicious111]

RIP Ricardo Da Force

[@jannaversheck7121]

I don't know how, but this is the first time seeing the video even though I've danced to it a hundred times, lol. Great reaction!

[@olatron]

The White Room was sealed inside my tape walkman for a while when i was at school... some seriously great memories were made with this as the soundtrack. I'd say this is similar in vibe to Snap - The Power. 90's acid house and rave inspired pop is fantastic!

[@yero4800]

wow im 1998 born just discovered the KLF in 2022 just amazing songs all 3 top songs from what i see they are very underrated i want to know more about that

[@alisummers7984]

Holy crap did this song take me back to my senior year of High School!! This was an awesome song!! I’m 48 and jamming and dancing to this right now! Lol

[@wrmusic8736]

"Live at Trancentral" was never live. It was recorded at "Trancentral" which is how they called their basement studio under Cauty's house. KLF were massive trolls and built their whole act around being as fake as possible. Like adding sounds of crowds raving to what was literally recorded at home. Using a computer with sequencing software. It doesn't seem abnormal now, mostly thanks to Scooter which drove KLF ideas up to 11, but KLF is the prime reason why Scooter came to exist in the first place, so respect to the men in the ice cream van. In fact I'd recommend you reading The Manual if you ever want to understand how KLF ticked and what made them so great and, ironically, unique back in the day (despite literally writing a manual for how to be KLF AND "borrowing" everything from everyone they could).

[@catschorus4684]

KLF were brilliant - try America: What Time is Love?

[@mitchgaby7852]

One of my favourite 90's dance songs, banana dance for sure !

[@CorleoneDiscoStar]

IT was all about the cult 😉 The cult of MUMU 😁 They have created the whole story and religion about it... That was SO exciting back then... I still love them to bits... I listen to them very often. Their songs make my Day... You said you want to take the clubbing journey through the 90's... I can take you there... You can't imagine how exciting it was. WHEN you hear "Last train to Transcentral", or The Shamen's "Boss Drum", or any The Prodigy song... Would blow you away. I was there, in the middle of disco inferno of the 90's 😁

[@withnail67]

Well, were inspired by a religion and back story that began with the Principia Discordia (freely available online) which, in turn, became a theme in the "Illuminati Trilogy" by Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea. It is, of course all a parody and all of the many strange coincidences and synchronicities is simply the Universe having a laugh & nothing to be overly concerned about....

[@weirdmary]

If like like that more than the last, try Justified & Ancient from KLF next. It is the next step upward!

[@Finland-SkiTeam39-40]

Great reaction and that was perfect 90´; tribute to great late Elvis Presley also as "left the building", did you noticed ?

[@dopiaza2006]

To put this in context, that laser will have weighed half a ton and required many gallons of water per minute to keep it from self destructing. I worked on show lasers early 90s, they were quite incredible in terms of power and cooling requirements. Now you can hold it in your hand!

[@gbdewbery]

My pagan soul responds to the blue robes. Apart from that, I have always enjoyed the creativity of this band, even as The Timelords!

[@Gary-my9ko]

It may have been mentioned but these are 2 white guys from Scotland.,unreal man

[@clojap]

You really need to check out "Last train to trancentral" and "justified and ancient" great songs.

[@azynkron]

KLF! AHA! AHA! Still gets me to this day.

[@christiantoth7959]

So if you like this music then you should dive down the rabbit hole of Faithless. Especially if it's live, with real instruments.... Faithless - God Is a DJ (Live At Alexandra Palace 2005) You will love it, this is one of the brilliant legacies of the 90s

[@theghost6412]

Even after all these years, this group still amazes me. I mean seriously! How in hell do you screw up sabotaging yourself and deliberately trying to fail? They did their hardest to do everything in their power and beyond to make everyone hate them, yet everyone loved them.

[@-M0LE]

Love how Dereck is feeling it on my level

[@djmooremw]

Soundtrack of my childhood

[@Zentron]

I have this on both 7" and 12" , CD and cassette... that said I have all their music on every platform out at the time, I've not been disappointed! Not music focussed, but you might want yo react to KLF Burn 1 Million Pounds!

[@glenngill8716]

As others have already said, you really do have to check out 'Justified & Ancient ' by The KLF ft Tammy Wynette

[@armlegx]

KLF is immersed in the Iluminatus trilogy from the 70's. KLF, JAMS, Mu-Mu... it all comes from there and is hillarious and crazy. What if every conspiracy theory was true?

[@themaestrosfolly]

I’d suggest if they were driving that car with massive speakers on the rear through your neighbourhood at 3am blasting this out you’d have a different sort of “reaction….”

[@alexm2930]

Make sure to.check out Chill out by KLF if you ever working late into the night.

[@wallygator3875]

early 90ies music was the best, check out 2Unlimited no limit, get ready for this

[@deeejayeee]

It was a continuation of the 80s. Its actually drum and bass which lots of dance was

[@MrMcSmack]

KLF might be one of the most strangest and most unique band ever

[@arnaudh.681]

Qu'est ce que c'était bon ça.

[@kkkkkkk2]

it referes about the lost civilization of mu

[@tanweersharafuddin1919]

God loved KLF had it on vinyl new that time til someone stole that record Never forget this Big tracks from the day

[@rouguy1972]

Awesome❤

[@spiderpig9777]

The White Room album .....still amazing

[@kingeric2468]

Its a banger

[@Concreteowl]

KLF drew inspiration from Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson's conspiracy epic Illumantus Trilogy. So did a lot of conspiracy theorists.

[@standavies9021]

Appropriate that you mentioned the Illuminati as this was something they were 'in to' and heavily influenced their music. For example, 'Ancients of MuMu' is a direct reverence to the Illuminati Trilogy.

[@haralddutertre2094]

Qué temazooo !!!

[@Dopester2012]

The Justified Ancients of MuMu. Also known as the JAMM

[@jeffolinger-wm1hg]

Great xtaci song

[@JohnnyMalkav]

Kallisti Liberation Front! Hail Eris, All Hail Discordia!

[@philrob1978]

You seem to be doing these in some sort of order - next should be "Last Train To Trancentral", then "America (What Time is Love)", and finally, "Justified and Ancient". All should be video based. KLF is my teenage years, and was a gateway to a whole other world of electronic music. They were mostly fun, but dour days, but KLF made things a lot better, no matter what their intentions were.

[@ottolehto]

You mentioned Illuminati and the cultish dresses... In fact, a lot of the mythology of the band, including the name "Justified Ancients of Mu Mu", were inspired by the amazing classic science fiction novel "The Illuminatus Trilogy" (by R.A. Wilson & R. Shea). It is all silly fun, of course, and not to be taken seriously... Fnord.

[@christianduval8374]

The doctor enters his tardis to go back in the 90's.

[@sethmoore3516]

Not a walkie… the original cell phones were huge.

[@johngalvin9927]

Derek last train to trancentral. And justified and ancient.

[@terryblaze1839]

UK Liverpool

[@giveusanepleasebob992]

KOPYRIGHT LIBERATION FRONT. It's political, it's crazy, it's brilliant, it's mayhem and even more brilliant. RIP Ricardo da force