This album, a smoke or two ,cup of tea and some sound company to watch the Sun come up after raving all night .That was my 90's . Brilliant album.Brilliant times.

Listening to this at 1 in the morning in Kingsville, Texas, thinking about the 90s... driving home from Six Flags Fiesta Texas or Sea World and falling asleep in the back of my dad's '89 Crown Victoria, playing at the park with my best friend before going to our other friend's house to play Metal Gear Solid and Final Fantasy VII, eating Kudos bars and going to McD's with my grandpa (RIP)... someday these memories will fade like tears in the rain...

I used to fall asleep to this every night in the early '90's. I was about three years sober and working my ass off to stay that way. This was a much needed escape from the day. Listening to it now brings me back to such a profound part of my life.

I used this song with my pupils. Told them they were going to listen to a story without words, had them lie down on cushions on the ground, eyes closed and STFU. It took about five minutes to quiet them down. Then they listened for half an hour. And then they had to write down the story they just heard. Amazing stories came out of it. Some still listen to it.

When I listen to this, I am back with friends who I have lost.

One of the best ambient albums of all time.

This was the "Dark Side of the Moon" of the 90s. It's one of my favorite albums to drive to. Specifically at night, in New Mexico or Arizona.

As a child my family would travel the the Village of Champion in rural southern Alberta, a 4 hour drive from Edmonton. Young me would be so tired from the long drive, the big dinner we always had upon arrival, and the chance to play with the old toys from the 60s only at that house. However, no matter how tired i was, laying in bed in my uncles old room, i would wait for the CN Rail train to pass in the distance, To hear the rumble and the bell. The first time i listened to this album was the first time i felt that feeling in my adult life, i was that kid again, listening to the hidden Elvis music inside the train tracks

my mother introduced me to this album, judging by the comments she’s done about 12 different drugs

Eight years ago the first boyfriend I had on College showed me this album... The first days we started dating he lended me his CD record. Little I knew that the perception I had on music was going to change after that, he showed me through this record new ways of creating mental landscapes with sounds. We are no longer together but I will always remember him and always be thankful that he came to my life to show me incredible things such as this amazing record. Mis mejores deseos hasta donde estés.

Music without chemical enhancement ..sober now thank God ..aged 15 to 50 ..what a beautiful album. What a beautiful life full of pain and love and discovery an fear .. and all of being human ....love the elvis ♥ sample ❤

Back in the early 90s I found a cassette with Headfuck Tunes written on it (in biro over tippex as was the done thing). It was this album and I never actually knew who it was by. I got a few years out of it, usually stoned and listening through the Kefs or on the headphones, then I just...lost it or someone nicked it. For years I tried to find out who it was by but back then the internet wasnt really what it is now. Eventually I forgot about it until about 3 years ago. Literally 2 minutes into googling and I had my answer. I remember the hot rush up my legs and back with the excitement! In 5 minutes I had it again and that night, with the headphones on I cried with joy remembering the music, the friends, the laughs and loves from my youth. I still listen to it once or twice a month before I sleep and it never gets old. For everyone that hears this for the first time I envy you but also want to wish you welcome into the club. Put your headphones on, sit alongside us all, join hands and become one.

It's a somehow humbling experience feeling "special" for loving a piece of music so much, in a weird and hard-to-explain way, thinking that not many people appreciate it the way one does. Then you get one day into KZfaq, read some comments, and realize that you are not that special; it's actually the piece of music that has the power and has done the same thing to many others in many other ways. I've also listened to this album hundreds of times, and I've slept with it, and I've driven with it, and smoked, and drunk, and coded, and just had it in the background, and got shocked when I learned harmonic singing that it had been there buried all along, and, and...

I remember coming down to sounds like this. Now, my 2-year-old son listens to this when he falls asleep. Circle of life.

This is a proper soundtrack for a quarantined humanity.

This still sounds as good as ever and I’m listening to it in 2024. thanks for putting it on here.

I've been falling to sleep to this for over 20 years ❤️

To the uploader, a simple but very appreciative thank you.

It's hard to believe this album was made 30 years ago, there's absolutely nothing dated about it it's still future proof! Thanks for sharing in high quality copy

I, a Belgian, drove through Nevada once, while listening to this. In the distance, lonely mountains and me in the safe space of the car, in my mind 'how beautiful these sounds make the here and now.'

Purple Ohms in the Highlands of Scotland. Nothing will ever beat that.

You don’t realise you are in the moment until it’s a memory

The best chill out album of all time. Re-discovered this during lockdown and couldn't count the number of times I've listened to it with headphones on while working from home.

I bought this in the very early nineties. It accompanied many a chill out sesh after returning from crazy nights out. We loved it. A friend and I cracked up when after a few weeks we realised we had it on 45rpm. Put it back to 33 and it was like a whole new album that we played to death for even longer.

My son introduced me to KLF back in the 90s and I love everything they did. But this is the best! I'm 69 now and listen to this regularly when I just want to "chill out." Every time you listen to it you find something new; a new favourite bit you must have missed last time. I like Space as well but this one was, is and always will be the best!

Absolute masterpiece. Even when I was 13 years old I realised it was special. 23 years later, I am listening to this album after a long hiatus, and it brings back so many memories, joyous and sad, of a difficult, specific period of my teenagehood, and tears well up.

That "We're justified and we're ancient" sample grabs me every time. This whole album is so unique. You definitely gotta be in the right mood for it, but there's nothing else like it. The album cover pops in my head every now and then, a good reminder to slow down and enjoy things for myself.

The apotheosis of post rave chillout. The hours I lost immersed in the soundscapes of this masterpeice are uncountable. And then....... for years I left it But recently Ive returned. And it's still a masterpiece of non classifiable ambience. God bless you Jimmy and Bill

The KLF, The Orb, System 7, great memories.. 😘

In the early '90s, I used to play ChillOut while watching Akira (muted) to help me come down & hopefully fall asleep after a long weekend.

Of all my time been and gone,I wish I could have stopped in the 90's forever.😘

what time is love ✌️🍀🌞♥️

I’ve listened to this album all over the world in all kinds of conditions and states way too many times to even hazard a guess at..... and it’s still mother fucking sublime....

I just discovered this track. I AM F L A B B E R G A S T E D oh my goood this is beyond word how beautiful it is. Greetings from France.

This blew me away on release. For the past 3 years it has become a mid October to Nov5th tradition in my little household of me and my staffy- Willow. When the fireworks start I put this on , through my B&Ws and instead of my poor dog trembling under a table she lays near a speaker and falls asleep or tonight is happily shredding a huge rawhide bone, probably pretending its the numptys leg who selfishly does stuff that scares her. Peace.

My brother bought me this album on vinyl, I will be eternally grateful. The older you get, the better it sounds.

Awesome ! 34 years of "chill out" KLF going through my head, gets better ever time I hear it 😍

@31:15 Can we all agree this is the best part of the whole CD when it drops into the acid vibe and then into full glorious "and from somewhere....tcht tcht tch dp dp " what a memory what an album and what a decade we lived through. Happy ffing days. Love to all my old ravers who are probably hitting 50's now : (

This album has been my best discovery during Covid-19 lockdown times

A beautiful Homage to Pink Floyd's ATOM HEART MOTHER complete with the pastoral artwork on both covers & the reoccurring musical threads that pass through both recordings. FANTASTIC !

I’ve got this album on vinyl (it’s a bootleg, but a wonderful pressing) and the other day I packed a bowl, put this baby on my turntable, turned the volume up, and let the magic happen. Such a beautiful record. WHY BE A LOSER WHEN YOU CAN BE A WINNER

About 20 years ago a double dropped with a mate and listened to this album, it totally blew my mind. And then, in the blazing hot summer sun on a Sunday morning, we walked to Southwell Minster to listen to the choir. What a day that was.

The dog and I regularly fall asleep listening to this and hes not as stoned as me lol

I used to work in the computer games industry, our offices were a converted farm in the middle of nowhere. We'd work long into the night during crunch time, the coders would put this album on and the spliffs would come out to get us through the night, great days, although it didnt always seem like it at the time!

Only the special few know/appreciate this album.

I was in Paris, France 1992 when I heard this first. It is still a meloncholic soul searching life affirming beauty.

I bought this when it first came out in 1990. I've lost track of how many times in so many hotel beds around the world i've fallen asleep to this, especially Madrugada Eterna.

30 years old today, and still just as brilliant.

I’m listening it for over 30 years. Best album of my entire life.

Absolute Legend. This is the soundtrack of the corner of my mind where the magic lives.

i'm listening to this right now, it's quiet, warm and sunny morning in my small town in Northeastern Poland - the spring is at its peak. I'm chilling out with the KLF ambients. Oh boy, this album is from another planet.

The KLF certainly were a unique group. This album is a great journey, Truly gives the feel of a very long drive while pondering life and anticipating it's mysteries to come.

Listened to this during a smoke sesh on a warm spring evening. Absolutely magical.

My god I've struck gold, so glad I clicked on this recommended video.

My first ambient, an unforgettable living room afternoon spent listening with friends in the spring of our lives. We caught that train and never got off ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

MDMA + LSD morning after chill flashbacks...early 90s...love this still. 😛 Definitely desert island pick. My youth...

Was the music to come down to after an immense rave, tripping down and dreading the birds singing and the sun coming through the tightly closed curtains certainly helped. Wow 👌

Was the early 90's when I first heard this, after a night of raving in places like the warehouse and academy in Plymouth in the uk it was one of the essential tunes essential to help me come back down to reality, still listen to this daily and also my autistic son listens to this to help him drift of to sleep, so so thankful for this album in many ways ❤👌✌

First time getting stoned on squishy hash at 20 years old to this incredible piece of music 😂 god I feel old I'm 54 now and still sounds good with a smoke❤❤❤ thank you

I am absolutely devastated I didn't find this earlier in my life, despite listening to KLF a bunch in the Late 90s I was young (6 years old in 1990) and there was no internet and I simply didn't digg enough or have an older raver sibling to enlighten me. No excuse though really. At least I have it now. Masterpiece.

Coming to the end of dark days and despondency, images of my own suicide, I'm now at peace; life is good; suffering and hatred and judging is bad. I'm in a place now where I appreciate things I previously hated. (Musicals and wasps and cats are still the Devil's work but I can accept them....) This album especially, and subsequent work allows me to live peacefully. Beautiful work KLF. Thank you.x

This would occasionally come on in the background at friends house whilst on a session & kind of seeped into my soul by osmosis b4 I knew it. Soul music. Best heard on a still summer's night at 3am with good company & the campfire burning low but steady with the stars making pinpricks in the dark curtain of eternaty... MAN,!... BEAUTIFUL!

Man, haven't heard this in ages. I'm now in a full-on '90s electronic nostalgia spiral trip.

once owned and played CD, nice 2 here it again on tube

Most amazing ambient album ever. So smart, so deliberated. Leaves me breathless and high still and still , even after years.

Feck me not heard this in years and here I am stoned and it appears like magic. Chill time.

Can't believe this is 30 years old. My kid was born 9 months after this album release. :D

By far the best album ever to level you out. Take all your energy and lowers it to a much calmer place. Used to listen to this after too much coke then having some weed. The sounds still knock around my head after all these years. Can’t listen Elvis in the ghetto with thinking of this album.

This is the closest thing you can get to taking LSD without taking LSD ... I'm tripping .. going all the way down the East Coast !..

I remember hearing this for the first time stoned out my head in the back of a car out in the middle of nowhere. What a trip that was. Great album :)

At 58 I still absolutely love this . Brings back so many memories.

Rafs and Angus' room in Rutherford College. Tripping on Purple Oms or loved up on White Doves. This, on repeat. Summertime. So, so happy.

Love it. Judith Chalmers bought me here.

1992 double dropping purple ohms, travelling eons through our minds and discovering the pinnacle of one's true soulful significance whilst flying through dimensional realms which had no space, time or boundaries..Friends made and lost along the way..this was the soundtrack which opened doors into the parallel universe where mind, heart and soul unite to travel into an eternal digital universe. Amazing memories form a simply stunning music creation. Here's wishing peace and happiness to all out there.

This takes me on a very joyful journey

❤ I love sheep sounds and all the sounds in this album are too relaxing. Then, I feel total peace and flight in my dreams. I really love this music

It is not fair that this album ends.

Took mushrooms to this album back in early 90/91 what a trip coming up, also coming down on windowpanes purple oms, strawberry’s and red dragons what a journey, what an album, fantastic time, oh what rave memories no wonder my brain has melted, stuck to the ceiling, 52yrs old this year 23 back then, thanks KLF “ what time is love” 🤪👍

This is a very interesting yet exciting adventure.

This is no wild statement ... but this album was life changing for me !! . Never bettered KLF ahead of their time Genius 😀

I grew up in Beaumont, TX. This album, especially that song, kept me up past 3am many nights. We partied to this one many times. Glad the KLF gave the gulf coast a little name drop.

Bought this in ‘90, still tripping😇….. love it!

Wow, knew about this album for years and finally gave it a listen. Could never have imagined what I was in for. This is a journey.

Prelude to everything by the orb and one of the most underrated albums.

Almost 30 years old and still a master piece

I live about an hour away from Baton Rouge. Today on the way to New Orleans, I listened to this album and timed it perfectly to where I heard “The Lights Of Baton Rouge Pass By” on the big bridge. Listening to this while actually in Louisiana is a strange but fun experience

One of the greatest albums of all time.

I heard this when it first came out, while on e... I'll never forget it. This album is a part of me.

Best album ever

Coming down and watching the movie Badlands in the early morning is what this reminds me of. Serene and contemplative.

Glad The KLF are back but we're they ever really away ? ? ? Glad they are back now when we need them the most ! ! !

This album never tiers even after nearly 30years… I’ve come down off my evening so many times to this and still doing it now ❤️

In my world this album is up there with the best!! Without a shadow of a doubt!

This literally sits me on the moon and allows me to watch the world go by! Unbelievably peaceful. Wow!

After having this album recommended to me a few different times I’m finally getting around to sitting down and listening to it on a chilly rainy morning. Very mesmerizing. I totally understand why ambient music fans praise this album.

An amazing album. Great music to relax with friends. This album was introduced to me in 1994 by a traveling nurse from England. She worked in TX and we became good friends. She also got me into Ozric Tentacles, with their live album, Live Underslunky. Worth listening too; it doesn't disappoint.

This is so relaxing and beautiful i want to live here forever

I discovered this album while living in Japan and would fall asleep to it on many occasions.

I have no idea what I just listened to. I have no idea if I liked it. I have no idea if I want to listen to it again. ...Brilliant

The throat singing at 6.15 is still the best i've heard.