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Oh man, that font. It looks so good on the name 'Boards of Canada'.

I was about to leave for university in the new term and was looking through some artists' websites. One of my favorite illustrators was this French Canadian guy who had a 2min long segment of 'Pete Standing Alone' preformed by an orchestra. I had no idea what the song was at the time, the site was ...

I'm still listening to this album. Weird thing is, Tomorrow's Harvest would not make a desert island disks list of Boards of Canada albums but some of the tracks are quite ugly yet addictive. 'Palace Posy' was one of the worst things I had ever heard but no listen to it on the regular.

Still ...

doesn't matter much to me. i'll not be able to go to see them. doubt they'd come anywhere near here. i don't have that sort of money, and it'd be sold out in 5 seconds. so it goes :(

The closest us proletariat will get to a live gig is a playing of a recording from SoulSeek in someone's bedroom ...

Really nice. I quite like the background noises too, personally I always like recordings of Jazz in noisy rooms.

Moloch wrote:"During the jingle, we could hear someone uncoiling cables ... The strange metallic drones from 0:36 until the jingle at 1:05 are coming from the shop."

Wut?

I thought they used background noise and jingles from the Conet Project?

realspiel wrote:Is anyone else getting the feeling that, I am the only one not in on this!

I know what you mean. I registered here at the point when some users were posting ideas I had thought about for the code. But some of the latest code breaking, goes way beyond me.

DaveJ wrote:The banner's just after going back to normal I see. Also I agree, I think we have to wait for the next clue and I hope it's today. Really liked that last one, was very clever and a lot of fun to watch unfold.

I hope I'll be around to see it this time. Good work guys.

Do you think we will need a single use pad to decipher the full code? They were used by spies to de-code the numbers broadcasted on number stations. You had to subtract the number station numbers from the ones on the pad to get the message then you had to dispose of it. I only found out about this ...