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Have you been to Loch Ness when in Scotland? Have you seen IT?

Not sure if you are making fun or not, but if you are, synesthesia is a thing and you can read about it. I would provide with links but you'll find plenty of info yourself if you google it.

My post wasn't aimed at you. :D

But ...

Fine well if we're allowing synthpop, this is at the New Wave end of synthpop, I've always thought
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXZyTx4TzLg

By the way, does this give anyone else Inferno vibes?

No, but I assumed they were a 90s rave/hardcore techno band before trying to get into them years ...

mechanismj wrote:FUN FACT: Most carrots are orange.

Yeah, that's right.

Have you been to Loch Ness when in Scotland? Have you seen IT?

Interesting to note that another electronic duo has a track called Father and Son:

What has surprised me is how much I now view MHTRTC as a compilation of (admittedly great) tracks, rather than as a cohesive album. I think of Twoism, MHTRTC, Hi-Scores and Box Maxima as a pool of songs that can be re-arranged in any order.

I've always felt the same about MHTRTC tbh. Love it ...

Come to People.

Following World Cup as much as possible while the weather is quite summerish and after having listen a lot of BoC and similiar stuff recently, Germany winning a match with a score of 7-1. Is it 2014 again?

Same as before it arrived:

1) Geogaddi
2) Music Has the Right to Children

3) The Campfire Headphase


4) Tomorrow's Harvest

Lazy answer, but it's hard to rank EPs and limited releases in this.

Cupz wrote:Never really gotten the whole staring at people running after a ball and when they catch it they kick it away thing. But if it makes happy I'm happy.

Strange that someone called CUPZ will probably not watch World CUP.

Spoiler: show

/bad joke

First time I'm checking his own stuff in 12-13 years I'm into the band. You can hear his connection with the Sandisons, but it's really really not as good, would be totally forgettable if he hadn't been in BoC.

Negamuse wrote:Hey I'll keep my mind open until I hear it but I never want to hear the "they have the same lengths as on the sleeve" argument again, after people thought Tape05 was Father and Son

Sorry but they had the same lengths as on the sleeve.

Relistened to it two days ago. Was never my favourite of the first four, and still isn't. Considering that Inferno now exists, I'm not sure if it's their worst anymore, but these two can keep battling, while the first three are watching and Music Has the Right to Children and Geogaddi have a good ...

Waterbagel wrote:haven't listened to it, likely won't, but i assume it's fake

We gotta admit that track lengths seem to match, but I'm as suspicious as you are.

And it would be frustrating to have only this one but not the other ones, especially Play by Numbers.

For years, I listen to music (and even other stuff) with headphones 95% of the time, so headphones.

About experiencing BOC with speakers, I just remember it as not better than with headphones.

I was determined to watch as many matches as possible, then I saw the schedule.

Well, one match per day would be good.

You wouldn't expect Radiohead to suddenly knock out another 'Bends' :wink:

Suddenly knock out another album would be good to begin with, especially when you know that they reunited last year for a short tour.

Also, I know what you mean by that, but the changes in BoC's music were never as ...

rodox_head wrote:June 9th: The day we succeed, and the day we suck eggs.

Liar!

Blasphemer!

Praise Jesus!

Quite surprising to find the word "blood" on a BoC track imo.

Introit is the BoCest album opener since Ready Lets Go.