Wikipedia:WikiProject The KLF

• Photo(s) needed (one for infobox/top of article; a pre-The Man image would be nice for the 70s section; a recent photo or an artwork image to illustrate post K Foundation). Also need to format images, standardise sizing, and fair use rationales.
• Probably needs to mention The Tower
• "Special K" http://www.libraryofmu.org/display-resource.php?id=397 has a good quote from Bill (1995) about realising that without money he's essential thrown away any chance of a "comeback", and commentary on self-destruction throughout his career
• Work with Gimpo and Manning
• Find and add additional material about Drummond's career as an artist
• Get to at least GA and ideally FA standard
• Expand info (with appropriate inline cites) regarding Drummond from 18 months to 23 years old. (At present, it jumps from him as a baby to him as a young adult, without documenting in between. Editors may see this as being incomprehensive.)

• When did Jim and Cressida marry?
• Is there any more info available on how they met and/or on what happened to Angels 1-5?
• We need some photos: a picture of Jim or Jim and Cressida. Maybe a picture of his artwork. Perhaps a shot of Trancentral or his AAA Saracens. Anything to add some colour; preferably free images but fair use is OK if they fit the article and can thus have a suitable fair use rationale written
• Still to do: the ambient-house and post-KLF sections. Don't forget to report on AAA and the debunking in the Stewart Home PDF. Solid Gold... can get a mention too (and it would be a good time to decide whether to turn I Wanna 1-2-1 With You red or not, as recently requested at WP:Requested Articles).
• Expand early life pre-18. If this isn't covered, the article may seem incomprehensive to other editors.
• Make "Post KLF" section flow more smoothly. Right now it reads a little listy, with typical sentences starting "In 2000" or "In 2002" etc. This would fail criterion 1. a. of "What is a featured article?".

• Needs major reorganisation and beefing up

• What they sound like. I guess an audio sample would be a good idea too.
• Fair use rationale for image
• How did they meet and other background info, if available
• If any more info does come to light, that might allow us to introduce a new section and not use the lead as part of the body (which in the present article is fine I feel given that the material is slim)

• Info on songs
• General beefing up; expand lead
• Then GA re-nomination

• archived peer review

• If anyone happens to have a copy of the Whitney makeshift music video, as broadcast on The Chart Show, WikiProject The KLF would be very grateful for a copy or a screen capture from it.
• Are there any more reviews of this song? Reviews of Shag Times which critique this track?
• We've been given a pointer on how to improve Themes/Composition (see Talk)
• The "Composition" section makes critical comments upon how the song sounds, with words like "unrhythmic" and so on. To reach FA status, this section needs citations.
• If there's no more material available, this article is as complete as it will ever be so becomes a possible FAC candidate

• Go through Vinoir's sources list and check we've used everything of worth
• Search for other sources
• Add an audio sample so people can hear what they sound like
• Polish the article and submit for GA - this one is pretty near GA standard now

It's probably as complete and comprehensive as it can be, which ought to be enough for FA. I'm not sure I'm brave enough to throw it out to FAC to find out though :) As with other possibles on this page, feedback from other folks would be most welcome.

• GA nomination
• Expansion of the lead to reflect the depth of the article.
• Any more reviews out there?

• Expand lead
• Expand article throughout, and add inline cites where available.

• General beefing up:
  • Improved lead
  • More extensive music press review comments and speculation, from the Shag Times sleeve.
  • 'Themes' section needed.
  • 'Songs'/'Composition' section requires details. In particular, we need to determine whether "The Porpoise Song" is a wholesale melody theft (or cover version with new lyrics) like many of the other tracks are.
• Then GA nomination
• If the article needs further beefing, may want to revisit the 2 reviews (used here) printed on the Shag Times sleeve

• Find more inline citations for "Composition" section.
• Expand "Reviews" section.

• A solid start but a bit thin on references. Also needs a good copyedit.
• Probably we should aim for FAC on this one but it needs some TLC first.

• "The descriptive use of the word "trance" is notable in this context, since the trance music genre was at this time unestablished." Needs a citation. Also, any referenced commentary on whether or not The KLF are credited with creating or helping create the genre would be helpful.
• 2nd paragraph of "Trance 1" subsection needs inline citation (s).
• Lead is weak
• Sources not sufficient, for a landmark track in the history of dance music there has to be more material
• Crop circles mention?
• Needs a thorough copyedit

• Needs an expanded lead
• Context and composition sections
• More reviews
• Format notes & references
• Moody Boys & ENT versions in infobox
• Get to GA standard and nominate
• Needs much more inline citations

• Expand lead section, which should act as a sufficient summary of the article and assert (with the article backing up the claims with inline cites of course) the album's importance (whether small/major).
• Expand 'Origin' section with a brief recap of KLF/WTIL (and perhaps rename as "Context"); the relevance of Alex Paterson.
• A new editor has introduced the Cressida-written info sheet/press release. It's a nice enough change but needs formatting and a ref, or removal
• Reviews? Are there any?
• 'Composition' section
• Resubmit for GA

• As A Placeholder: A brief synopsis of each film, like this, which it would seem our own Dr Stuey wrote. I've asked him if we can reuse those or if he'd weave some new magic and write some new synopses for us.
• Resource for Rites of Mu: http://www.libraryofmu.org/display-resource.php?id=384
• User:Kingboyk really needs a copy of Waiting (and the KLF mailing list's Chipping Norton rave vid/DVD which he missed); he can't write about the film without having seen it!
• Write an encyclopaedic, summary lead section.

• WP:DYK submission
• Add to list at WP:KLF
• Needs audio sample
• Needs mention of video and screencap
• We need to get old reviews (not yet scanned into the Library of Mu)
• Beef up from available sources and existing articles

• Needs some structural improvement. Perhaps "Origins" should become Context, with mention of The JAMs' previous sampling work.
• Needs a context section. A mention of what "ambient" music is and how this fits into ambient house would not be amiss either. Some material can be lifted from ambient house and possibly The Orb.
• Lead could probably be expanded, and needs possible checking. The word "seminal" may be objected to at FAC: ordinarily, yes, but we can use the word again in the body and then have citations saying this is credited as being the first ambient house album, and the 5th most important album in the history of dance music.
• Need to check everything is referenced (seems to be a bit lacking in number of citations, possible fancruft still lurking) and give it a final copyedit and polish.
• Any more reviews?
• "Composition and recording" needs cites where possible, preferably from music reviewers (a tricky balance to find)

• General expansion: composition (and samples), context (ambient house, The Orb, Chill Out), themes (journeys, use of samples).
• Reviews are needed. Comments/quotes on the sleeve design.
• Then nominate for GA.

• This article is very technical. The context section should be expanded to provide a suitable backdrop for what follows. The "E-Train"/"Go to Sleep" elements of the article need to be clear.
• More reviews.
• Add sufficient inline citations to the "Origin and versions" section. This'll eliminate any possible accusations of original research.

• Needs major work. Context, for example, needs a very brief overview of where we've got to (perhaps skipping The JAMs but explaining recent KLF history), the film and the demo album, Kylie Said To Jason, and the eventual "big" "stadium house" release
• More reviews if available, and, again if available, commentary on legacy
• Robert Christgau Village Voice review: http://www.robertchristgau.com/xg/cg/cgv791-91.php
• It's chart success needs discussion in the body of the article. A worldwide no 1. hit it says in the lead - what countries, how long, any gold discs etc. would need to be discussed to justify this sentence.

• Expand 'context' and lead section.
• Expand 'composition' section (for example, the song is not self-referential, and during the rendition of Jerusalem it features the high-pitched rasping sound from early JAMs work such as "All You Need Is Love" and "The Queen and I").
• Grey - Drummond's liking of the colour mentioned in 45, and he manufactured pots of paint.
• Any more reviews?
• Origins of phrase and the north-south divide (see talk)
• Add inline citations to "Composition" section: I don't know if that will be possible, as this piece does seem to be Vinoir simply describing the technical composition as the record plays out, albeit with a quote from the sleevenotes (citable) and lyrics (citable).

• Lead needs cleaning and expansion
• Some extra citations are probably needed
• Should context and evolution be merged? Renamed? Context expanded? Outside views welcome.
• Is there enough information on the composition? If not, is there anyone we can call on to help with this? (Vinoir was our expert writer and he's done a bunk!)
• Drummond's comments from 45 need incorporating.

• Clean-up/major copyedit as this is as its root a pre-WP:KLF article with the usual problems
• Expand
• Expand lead section, which needs to sufficiently summarise the article alongside its importance.

• Need a Bill-quote from 45 (with page number) about the "Tennent's Super" incident (which he reportedly cites as the "final" K Foundation activity and talks about in detail).
• Any free images or relevant fair use images?
• Basically just a job of finishing my trawl through the sources (there's so many for the KF) and see how the article looks when that's done. Chances are there's nothing more to add except to the articles linked here with {{main}} as this seems complete now.

• Needs expansion
• Needs an audio sample

• Functionally complete, well written, referenced so is ready for GA
• For FA:
  • Photos needed
  • Lord Palumbo, head of the Arts Council, may indeed have referred to critics of the Turner Prize as a "confederacy of dunces" but I need a citation. (I've seen this alluded to so I know it's true)
  • Finish looking at newspaper articles etc., see if there's any other quotes worth adding
• When done, need to write fair use rationales for the images used, give it a copyedit and check the narrative, and submit to FAC

• Trim the K Foundation million-quid-burning section and move any pertinent material here
• Did any media mention the burning before Jim Reid's article? Surely the local press must have got word that something had happened? The Library of Mu has no answer...
• If we could find some articles *doubting* we did it, that would really help the narrative
• Article name: some folks don't like the name and it's bound to come up on FAC (see e.g. Talk:The_K_Foundation_burn_a_million_quid#Title_is_horrendous, although I disagree with the original poster)
• Final check that all useful reliable sources have been utilised (I dare say there's relevant Proquest material I didn't get to yet)
• A few words about legality
• Expand lead
• Copyediting (including removal of excessive low-value links) - Vinoir?
• FAC

• At the moment it's just a one line intro and a Reviews section. Flesh out the rest of the article to at least GA standard.

• Needs an infobox and photo

• This is confusing. Need to get membership and chronology sorted out.
  • The stamps were Cauty's work, seems fairly well established.
  • The music was Cauty and Fogarty??
  • If Cauty has left, is Fogarty still using the name or did the project end?
  • Is the project's name "Blacksmoke" or "the Blacksmoke collective"?
  • Does/did Keir Jens-Smith have a role of sufficient importance to be mentioned in the first paragraph? Was he a member or the "manager"?