Most accesible work?

polar sky · Post by **polar sky** » Mon Mar 01, 2010 9:48 pm

MHTRTC or GEOGADDI or just get em all.

Numerator · Post by **Numerator** » Mon Mar 01, 2010 10:12 pm

I always thought Hi Scores was a nice introduction to the world of BoC

747Music · Post by **747Music** » Mon Mar 01, 2010 11:09 pm

Numerator wrote:I always thought Hi Scores was a nice introduction to the world of BoC

It's what got me started.

Joebot Kill · Post by **Joebot Kill** » Tue Mar 02, 2010 12:38 am

for me it was music has the right to children. i heard roygbiv and it was all uphill from there.

Chuck Beckles · Post by **Chuck Beckles** » Tue Mar 02, 2010 1:28 am

My favorite BoC release has always been In A Beautiful Place Out in the Country. It transports me to BoCland and is all lush greatness. I rarely feel like listening to all of the Geogaddi interludes whenever I put that album on. Even though Geogaddi has some of the best moments, like the cut up voices in Sunshine Recorder.

IABPOITC shows their pastoral, innocent side. It also hints at their foreboding side which really sparks the imagination. It's totally immersive and instantly soothing.

Weekend Cigarette Smoker · Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:40 pm

Geogaddi was the first I heard. My friend gave it to me sayiing that he just found it too weird and to be honest on my first listens, I agreed with him. I didnt 'get it' at all but there was something that kept drawing me back to this strange album. Over time I fell in love with it and my Boc obsession began!

My next purchase was Music Has The Right To Children and that was a walk in the park compared to Geogaddi. I personally think that MHTRTC is the most accessible they have done but all of them will get you in the end

Joebot Kill · Post by **Joebot Kill** » Wed Mar 03, 2010 4:33 am

honestly, you could really start from anywhere, it's all awesome.

Scories · Post by **Scories** » Wed Mar 03, 2010 8:12 pm

mrguy has left the building.

...in case you haven't noticed.

747Music · Post by **747Music** » Wed Mar 03, 2010 10:32 pm

Joebot Kill wrote:honestly, you could really start from anywhere, it's all awesome.

This is true.

mucephei · Post by **mucephei** » Thu Mar 04, 2010 8:08 pm

They're all good - but if pressed I'd say Music Has The Right To Children for the reasons given above. Man I love Kaini Industries and Turquoise Hexagon Sun

Totopatter · Post by **Totopatter** » Mon Mar 08, 2010 12:21 pm

polar sky wrote:MHTRTC or GEOGADDI or just get em all.

exactly.

Moebius · Post by **Moebius** » Mon Mar 08, 2010 12:37 pm

Can't go wrong with MHtRtC/Geogaddi two pack, if you can still find it.

mrguy · Post by **mrguy** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 5:02 am

Heh. I forgot I had this account.

For some reason I can't remember I never listened to TCH properly. Until now. I have to say, it's a brilliant album. Perhaps I wasn't "ready" for electronic music at the time. However, my tastes have broadened quite a bit and I listen to most music, from prog and metal, to electronic and hip hop.
Anyway, I listened to it and I particularily liked Peacock Tail and especially Slow This Bird Down.

I saw Twoism cheap at a store. Would it be a wise decision to get that next?

Sidenote; a lot of you seem to like TCH, but when I was on WATMM, most people seem to rank it poorly...do you guys do that too, or is that just them?

Bryan · Post by **Bryan** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 5:41 am

Track down the ʻIn A Beautiful Place Out In The Countryʻ EP.

Put its 4 tracks on to cycle.

Rinse and repeat.

23degreesdream · Post by **23degreesdream** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 8:20 am

mrguy wrote:Heh. I forgot I had this account.

For some reason I can't remember I never listened to TCH properly. Until now. I have to say, it's a brilliant album. Perhaps I wasn't "ready" for electronic music at the time. However, my tastes have broadened quite a bit and I listen to most music, from prog and metal, to electronic and hip hop.
Anyway, I listened to it and I particularily liked Peacock Tail and especially Slow This Bird Down.

I saw Twoism cheap at a store. Would it be a wise decision to get that next?

Sidenote; a lot of you seem to like TCH, but when I was on WATMM, most people seem to rank it poorly...do you guys do that too, or is that just them?

I'd reccomend taking on Music has the right to children next, if you've not heard it yet you're in for a treat.

from what i've read there's alot of love here for TCH - justifyably so, it's a great record. Each to their own though.

Vexille · Post by **Vexille** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 10:07 pm

mrguy wrote:

Sidenote; a lot of you seem to like TCH, but when I was on WATMM, most people seem to rank it poorly...do you guys do that too, or is that just them?

Go back and get Twoism. Get them all, one at a time. There aren't that many albums/eps. TCH gets rated low because it's much different than other albums. For me it's too slow and depressing. I enjoy Music Has The Right more because it's actually fun to listen to.

rick7487 · Post by **rick7487** » Tue Jul 20, 2010 3:03 am

Twoism. The atmosphere's so thick you can cut it with a knife.

The Voice of Reason · Post by **The Voice of Reason** » Tue Jul 20, 2010 3:54 am

The Campfire Headphase for the general public
Music Has the Right to Children for the seasoned electronic music listener

iec · Post by **iec** » Tue Jul 20, 2010 4:09 am

The Voice of Reason wrote:The Campfire Headphase for the general public
Music Has the Right to Children for the seasoned electronic music listener

i was about to post that same thing, reversed :p

MHTRTC is striking and lays out exactly what the new BoC fan is in for as they explore the catalogue.

i personally dug TCH a lot more when I had expanded my electronic horizons a bit, the album is organic at top level but deeper down there is a lot of really complex innovative electronics work.

mrguy · Post by **mrguy** » Tue Jul 20, 2010 4:13 am

Thanks for your help guys

Vexille wrote:Go back and get Twoism. Get them all, one at a time. There aren't that many albums/eps. TCH gets rated low because it's much different than other albums. For me it's too slow and depressing. I enjoy Music Has The Right more because it's actually fun to listen to.

it was actually an online store :p

The Voice of Reason wrote:The Campfire Headphase for the general public
Music Has the Right to Children for the seasoned electronic music listener

Well I am not really a "seasoned electronic music listener", but hopefully i'll like twoism enough that I end up getting the rest of the discography (I usually only need to the first 1 or 2 releases I get from an artist to commit myself to their discography).