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Heh....good job, man.

Truly awesome. Thanks for sharing it.

polar sky wrote:eh. seems like someone wanted to make another dayvan cowboy video. pretty cool though. peace.

Yeah, it does seem that way with Kittinger's jump in the Dayvan video (the whole falling from space thing and all), but I thought it was good in it's own right.

This is a fan video of the song "Skyliner", but I'd be willing to bet that BoC themselves would have made it just like this.

"Seven Forty Seven" from the Warp 20 (Unheard) sampler while waiting for the sun to rise.

Yeah, I'm behind the times....

Thanks for the info.

All mine is on mp3.

Keep in mind, when I first learned/heard of BoC, I lived in a town that was completely disconnected from modern society. The chances of finding them in local record stores was slim to none, but for some reason they had the entire Osmond's discography available. Now that I'm back ...

First I heard a blurb about BoC in a review of a different band and album. I started up my iTunes, looked them up, and quickly became enamored with them. This was only about 2 years ago. I'm still kicking myself in the ass for not hearing of them sooner.

I still have yet to own any vinyl of theirs ...

The other day I downloaded a Boards of Canada mp3 called "Seven Forty Seven" from Amazon.com.
It's on the Warp 20 (Unheard) sampler.

I don't know how behind the times I am, but how recently did this song come out? And if this is a newer song, if any of you have heard it, what's your take on it?

Ataronchronon is what really made me think that BoC had something more than music in mind when they made their music. It fits perfectly into one day when I was laying down in the middle of a sod field, in the middle of fall, cool/crisp, overcast, and windy. It was really weird to hear the song, and ...

Like many others have said before......

Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Happy New Year, and the whole shabang!

Here's a bottle of Blue Moon to you all.

Greetin's everyone,

I'm a 33 year old male from Denver, Colorado, United States.

I first heard BoC about 3 years ago and have been a fan/devoted listener ever since.

Still kicking myself in the ass to this day for not hearing of them any sooner.

moog wrote:

Now this is just awesome!

Most of the songs from Boc Maxima do this to me. Whitewater especially gives me this sort of eerie nostalgic feeling that for some reason reminds me of random images from my early childhood. Also, the end of the 7 minute version of Happy Cycling gives me another strange feeling. It's as if I'm ...

Thanks for the responses, everyone.

For me....

"Satellite Anthem Icarus"....hiking up Boulder Creek on a warm spring/summer afternoon.

"Gyroscope"....sitting in front of a huge communications console doing radio/frequency tests, hands flying from switch to switch, dial to dial, attempting contact ...

Tekmosis wrote:I think the mood of Boards of Canada is better captivated through pictures, rather than a music video or clip. Hard to explain, anyone else feel the same way?

Very true. Getting a still life visual helps to capture that moment.

This can go along with the previous topic that about your favorite Boards of Canada song....

I guess you can say that the main reason I (amongst many, I'm willing to assume) love Boards of Canada is because of the oddly relaxed and nostalgic feeling I get when I listen to them and the mental ...

I will have to give it a listen....

Don't lose focus here....it'll be out when they put it out.

I, like many people, am waiting patiently for it because I know it won't disappoint. None of their albums ever have disappointed or bored me.

And for that same reason, I'll go and listen to all their previous albums to tide me over until ...

1 Point: Ray #2
2 Points: Aesthetics #2
3 Points: Numerator #1
4 Points: Joebot Kill #1
5 Points: Joebot Kill #5