The KLF - America: What Time Is January?

Only 50 copies pressed.

The track begins with the “Auld Lang Syne" bagpipe intro in the unique style of the KLF. The main content of the mix is not the same as the commercially released versions of America: What Time is Love. The key difference is that it appears that most, if not all of the Glenn Hughes vocals are removed, as well as the Wanda Dee samples, and all the callouts of all the US cities. This remix was never officially released on CD.

Some releases had Blue Labels, Some had Pink.

Some copies have on the empty B-side one of the labels for DEBTXR 3099 (apparently an unreleased version of [m39003]) or for DEBTX 3109 (release).

Both were released as promos in 1991.

Generic sleeve B.
[Generic Sleeve B]
Compacta Bold KLF logo; "12INCH" logos in two sizes and with "INCH"
reversed in color from "12"; Clearer "Justified" in PB logo, which
has a thicker circle around it; "(P)&(C) KLF COMMUNICATIONS. FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE TO: P.O> BOX 283, HP21 7TP. THE UK. MADE
IN ENGLAND."