Bill Drummond

Mark Manning

Having exhausted (and been exhausted by) the young man's religion of rock and roll, the authors undertake an epic journey to the North Pole to sacrifice an icon of Elvis Presley. Two very different accounts of their journey clash and mesh as the pilgrims venture forth into the frozen wastes at the top of the world. Bill Drummond and Mark Manning were involved with two of pop music's most esoteric creations: Zodiac Mindwarp and the KLF.

Bad Wisdom

SMP Interact is a major mathematics course for Key Stages 3 and 4. The Key Stage 3 books have been revised into a simpler structure that supports the Framework for Teaching Mathematics; Years 7, 8 and 9, both in its specific content and in its general interactive approach to teaching. All the materials have been fully trialled in the classroom, and working teachers from a wide variety of schools have been involved at all stages of writing, trialling, and improving. Book 7C is the first of three books leading to Key Stage 3 SATs at levels 5-7. It is accompanied by a Teacher's Guide and Resource Sheets, while a Practice book provides additional support questions for use either at home or in the classroom.

The Zodiac Mindwarp 2001 American Tour

Collateral Damage

Introduction by Bill Drummond. Hailed by the Cult's Ian Astbury as 'the biggest thing this century' when they exploded into existence in 1986, Zodiac Mindwarp and The Love Reaction were the most outrageous rock band on the planet. Zodiac himself was incarnated by former comic illustrator and self-confessed acid casualty Mark Manning. He recalls astonishing, often shocking episodes and events from a decade of debauchery, derangement and brain-dmaging excess. Illustrated throughout, this is the ultimate rock'n'roll testament, a scream from post-rock purgatory.

The Unspeakable Confessions of Zodiac Mindwarp

Fucked by Rock

Get Your Cock Out

Bill Drummond and Mark Manning's first trip together, to the North Pole, resulted in the classic book Bad Wisdom. Their second trip was to Zaire, a jungle hell on the verge of bloody civil war, where they travelled up-river in search of the ghost of Conrad's Kurtz. With trusty adjutant Gimpo, they underwent all manner of adventures and ordeals before finally fleeing the country the very day before rebels blew up the only international airstrip.

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