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This works better than it should

All reasons depart

I never pulled something off the shelf so fast (yes it’s wrapped) also Bull Moose W

Hey everyone, I was recently listening to the score from "Taubenjule", an East German (DEFA) youth movie from 1983, and I couldn't help but notice some crazy Boards of Canada vibes. This sound is present throughout the whole film and has an almost hypnotic quality. The score was composed by Christian Steyer. What do you think and feel about it?

I walked in to this record shop while visiting Kingston yesterday and saw a limited edition copy of Inferno sitting right at the front of their electronica bin. Never have I beelined faster to pick up a record. I never thought I’d own this so I’m over the moon, as someone that has listened to BOC for over 20 years!

If you show a Chilean Roygbiv, they will tell you "La weá del Santo Tomas?". In fact it is a meme here, kind of like the regular show intro.

I hope you like the sound of this Ambient song. My song is titled 2001, inspired by Stanley Kubrick's film. Headphones recommended.

“Love is stronger than an eagle in your mind”

Hope everyone is having a great weekend and had a great week.
Some Saturday morning practice led to mixing up Boards and Sade.

Finally watched this tonight and aside from being an excellent film, it had some nice resonances with Inferno, primarily the way both end. But also: milky eyes, churches, labyrinths, blood.

First pressing of hi scores. I got this at y&t in South beach back in 1996 right around Christmas time. They were playing everything you do is a balloon and I was like I’ve got to buy this. I’ve kept it since and have become quite the fan since. Can’t wait for the coke bottle copy to come in next month. What was your first time hearing the boards?

I’ve spent the last 30 minutes trying to find this song.

It starts with what sounds like someone’s repetitively knocking at the door, it eventually goes up an octave with some flanger effect, transitions to a wavy synth, then a male voice repeats the same line over and over.

Anyone who might've heard this track before - anyone notice the similarities in sound? The bubbling surges and intense heater sound effect especially feel similar. They're both masters of art in their respective subgenera so I wouldn't be shocked if BoC drew some influence.

Los Angeles.

following on from a post i saw earlier. there was post mentioning boc references british tv shows - roygbiv is playing during a mitchell & webb sketch, and the boc poster in the it crowd. i coincidentally started rewatched spaced tonight, if you haven’t watched it it’s well worth it. and stumbled across rue the whirl being played. enjoy

The tail end of Mushyz sounds like it could/should lead into Zoetrope; everytime I hear it, it feels like Zoetrope is about to start. At least it seems that Mushyz may have been a kernel of the eventual composing of Zoetrope. I think of them like sisters in some way which can't really explain.

This connection seems obvious to me, but I haven't found any mention of it anywhere else online. Surely other people have noticed this too, so I'm hoping for subjective validation at least. Or, if this has been discussed before, then please help me find thst discussion, and I'll take this down.

Cheers

Title says it all.

BOC vibes

Hi! Does anyone have the high-fidelity version of Telephasic Workshop's performance at ATP Live 2001?

I always enjoy a new BoC fan mix on YouTube, especially when it contains new and rare stuff.

Over the course of this year, we've gotten a whole new album, plus those leaked ATP soundboard recordings, and most recently, that beatless clip of "Everything You Do Is A Balloon" from the Warp ads for the rerelease of "Hi Scores".

I can only imagine the cool fan mixes that all this material may inspire. Anybody come across any good ones lately?