from the NME dated 3rd November 1990:

KLF steal the show

THE KLF are at the centre of a controversy again after causing a 
disturbance during the Disco Mix Club's European Convention at 
Amsterdam's Paradiso Club.
    During one of their public appearances, as headline act at the DMC
Convention, the notorious pranksters decided to 'liberate' the 
organiser's equipment and re-distribute it to the audience.
    Reports say they were coming to the end of a 23 minute version of
their hit 'What Time is Love?' when Bill Drummond decided to give the
Technics decks, mixers and other sound gear away to fans in the crowd.
    Organisers were forced to step in to try and retrieve the 
equipment as security staff clashed with Drummond himself.
    As the melee developed, Drummond's partner Jimmy Cauty allegedly
blew up the mixing desk.
    Most of the equipment was salvaged, but not surprisingly the KLF
have been banned from the Dutch venue.

(picture: a bearded Bill Drummond handing a turntable to the crowd as
a security person just graps hold of it to stop him: Drummond (left)
stages his own, erm, Dutch auction)