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Can't wait for an extended mix of sorts for Palace Posy - wish the end went on longer - Split Your Infinities might be my favorite right now
I've listened to this entire album 5 times now in proper headphones and I am beyond thrilled this exists!
Another article: http://www.thefader.com/2013/06/11/b...ws-harvest-lp/
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For whatever reason, today I spun the album in it's intended 33rpm but then decided to spin it again doing 45 and it sounded really fucking cool.
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I wish Amazon would ship my order already. WTF.
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i placed my order yesterday and it already shipped and made it most of the way here...did you order the vinyl or CD?Originally Posted by zaps30
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CD. I ordered it a couple of weeks ago with some other items that I have in-hand. Weird.
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hmmm...maybe there was a delay with the CDs coming out of the warehouse? i ordered vinyl.
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this is one of those cases where the vinyl copy sounds magically better than any digital version I've found
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The most cohesive album Boards of Canada have ever produced. I feel like it is their masterwork. Something builds and develops throughout the album like a story unfolding. It's ominous, mysterious and even sad. The main theme reappears throughout the album.... Like the alien conspiracy on x files before it got cheesy.
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this is the third album i've felt this way about this year (the other two being ...Like Clockwork by QOTSA and Shaking The Habitual by The Knife): it is perfect. it flows seamlessly from beginning to end, and i feel changed when i come out the other side.
like ...Like Clockwork (but unlike Shaking The Habitual), the artwork is incredibly gorgeous, and all three also sound fantastic on vinyl.
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I've yet to listen to BOC, I'll lend my ear to them in a bit after I get set up at work.
These guys are from my hometown...
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i don't know if i'd recommend starting with the new album...maybe start with campfire headphase, work backwards, and then listen to the new album.
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The album made number 7 in UK album charts. Thats really rare for an artist of this calibre. the cult has grown massively!
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I picked a remix EP today at my the la ameoba and there is one extra track by BOC. When I fly back home ill tell you guys what is think although you guys probably already heard it
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i'm back on this thread after a few months of listening to this album. it's great, but challenging...a little hard to listen to in a way, like Geogaddi. But it's rewarding. Anyway i wanted to ask if you guys think the album tells a story, and if so, what is the story about?
I think it does. I think it's about some sort of apocalypse and what the few survivors do in the aftermath. i can just SEE it.
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Music Has The Right To Children got re-released on vinyl. I need to pick that up soon.
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I was listening to Tomorrow's Harvest while reading Do Android's Dream of Electric Sheep and it went with the book really well.
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I preordered the three LP package. Now the waiting begins. November 18!!!!
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Just because:
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Geogaddi's Gyroscope was used for a very creepy effect in the horror film Sinister.
It was fucking awesome.
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For someone who REALLY hates modern horror films, I thought that film was actually pretty good.
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no doubt.
i LOVE horror films, but they have to be fucking PERFECT.
try occulus, berberian sound studio, the conjuring, insidious, here comes the devil, mama....there are some good ones inbetween the bullshit.
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Some new Boards of Canada. Even if it's just a remix I hope it inspires them to make a new album.
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I wonder if anyone in the world has the first demos of their music and is willing to share them online, heard it's extremely rare to get a hold of them to buy and also stream nowadays. Any thoughts/theories?
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Oh, Jesus. So, i just looked this Nevermen up, and it's fucking Mike Patton with DOSEONE?!
hey @BRoswell : i've a funny story about Doseone/Subtle and BoC. I saw Subtle in an obscure club with about 60 people in it, in Dallas, in 07 or so.
And, after the show, i walked up to meet the "live pa man/dj" guy in the group, Gel.
This was my first experience with Anticon ANYTHING. SO, i say to Gel: Man, you're REALLY badass. I love the music you're making. You know like, Boards of Canada..." and he cut me off saying, "Oh yeah, i know those guys. I just saw them a couple weeks ago."
I meant "you know boards of canada" as in "have you HEARD Boards of Canada," and was going to suggest that his work reminded me of them
I was fucking stunned, lol. That was one hell of a flex.
Out of respect for the secrecy, i just said "word, killer. You sound a bit like those guys," and didn't ask him any BoC questions- plus, i was 27, and wanted to seem I-C-E cold. A pretty girl had asked ME out to this particular show, so, i wasn't gonna fanboy over ANYTHING, you know? :P
SO!
Remixed by Boards of Canada- NOT Hell Interface.
Could we be seeing another BoC LP soon?
Good god, i hope so. And i hope it's not as fucking GRIM as the last one. I utterly adore everything they've ever put out, but Tomorrow's Harvest is just fucking depressing on another level.
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Cool story! Also, I highly recommend listening to the other Nevermen remix they did back when the album came out in 2016.
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Are you a Doseone fan?
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