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thepastinsidepressant wrote:we've just been played

(the entire bleep catalogue)

fooooook! it!!! noooooo!

weird how it's not a redirect to bleeps website you can click around and it'll still be board's website

That Noatak remake is great, good job

WaitingFor_22 wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2Ajjt4WryY

The way one of the brothers says "Hi John!" at 0:38 sounded adorable to me for some reason.

Pitchfork did a nice doc about Slowdive's Souvlaki. I wish they could do one on BoC about their history and the process of making their music rather than focus on one album.

drillkicker wrote:I knew the majority of BoC fans had largely shit taste, but eliminating Constants Are Changing? Really?

i seriously hope constants and peacock win

Hey look there's the chinook live clip no one has anymore.

It sounded pretty cool as I remember it. A little more harsh, maybe faster.. Shitty live recording

The untitled one I think was one we've heard, like one of the sounds for those gif loops they had. Maybe that bloop blonk hiss one from ...

TCH is honestly my favorite album (yes I know it's not everyone's favorite) so it's hard to choose but I know Constants and Peacock won't be getting my votes.

Timbob wrote:Just wondering, when was the 5D A06 thing confirmed?

i'm assuming because someone labeled it "5D" on youtube and boc added it to their playlist.

I'm on the same boat as drillkicker, heard that track somewhere before, very familiar

noisy wrote:Sorry for another post on same subject .

here it is http://bocpages.org/wiki/CMJ_New_Music_Report

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=11389 Don't know if you were here for this.

Check this out m

Im not sure if its Orphel Binuswade , but it is Binuswade and his soundtrack choice has BOC, Saturday Index and Stars of the Lid and others playing.
He has some fantastic Images/pictures on the site.
I believe that's a tumblr owned by someone here, vaguely remember someone ...

Do a "whois" search on the domain name and you will see why it is in one way or another connected to the band welcome btw.
At one point the owner was "Orphel Binuswade" (there was a whole thread on this I think) and I noticed that in the very old BoC website, Orphel was listed in the credits for ...

I've shown Julie and Candy to 2 of my friends, they liked it a lot and were blown away by the whole mystique BoC has after me telling them about it.
Along with that, I've shown Constants are Changing (my favorite of all time) to 2 of my other friends and they told me tons of deep stuff about their ...

I was browsing through the Sinister soundtrack (as Gyroscope is in there) and noticed that Michael Sandison had his own IMBd page. Going through that page shows that he did "Visual Effects" for a short film named "3D" which is directed by a person named Victoria Miller, plus this film had its ...

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Opothecary wrote:where the hell the vinyl pressings of that one ended up.

Someone on here said a few months ago that they read in an interview with someone that one of the brothers still has 40(?) copies. But who knows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (Sorry for the janky-sounding sentence.)

gfxtwin wrote:So the cousins don their departed fathers' dusty beanies

When I was reading this part I was assuming that they were going to wear the beanies and start a BoC tribute band

Plus he mentioned he knew them when they were 11-13 yrs old, highly doubt they were making serious music during that time.

They allegedly released Catalog 3 when they were around 16, who knows what 13 year old them were capable of
Seeing as we don't know what Cat 3 sounds like (probably for good ...

I wonder if he knows/remembers what they called themselves before they chose BoC

"Oscar : Do you remember them making any music in their earlier years?"
"David Addison: Oscar,,, not really, we spent most of the time being teenage boys, chatting up girls, going for walks along the coast and into ...

Aerial Boundaries wrote:Or smokes quantity.

There was a thread a few months back that had a link to an interview with Christ. which said that he smoked cigarettes a lot, someone came up with a theory that Christ. was "Smokes Quantity."