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The life-changing moment
Music Radar has another short historical piece, wherein Glenn Hughes confesses how his participation in the America: What Time Is Love? collaboration with KLF became that life-changing moment where he realized that it’s a chance to turn his life around.
“That song, and that session, and the realisation that was to come was a game-changer for me,” Hughes says. “If I hadn’t have done that song in October or November of 1991, it would have been difficult for me to have another life-changing moment where I thought I needed help.
“The KLF coming to be with that opportunity was important,” he says. “I realised that I was gonna be seen on national TV everywhere and everything, and that it was time for me to come to my senses, and get help.”
Thanks to Music Radar for the info.
Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing
Fate works in mysterious ways: If What Time Is Love? is one thing certainly not, then advocacy for drug free recreational activities given how it was written for an electronic dance floor/rave subculture where the chemical enhancement of the experience via ecstasy/MDMA/amphetamine spin-offs was de rigueur.
It’s like becoming a teetotaler in a distillery.
September 30th, 2025 at 10:08