the best/trippiest place you have listened to BoC?
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BoCiseveryone
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the best/trippiest place you have listened to BoC?
just wondering because i have listened to 84 pontiac dream in geneva airports smoking area which was an experience
- The909Virus
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this winter, when it was an extraordinary beautiful middle of the night, everything covered in thick fresh snow with no footsteps or any signs of life on it, i walked around my neighbourhood with 'everything you do is a balloon' on headphones. it was simply amazing. especially when the creaking of snow from underneath my boots was bleeding through the headphones and mixing with the track. kinda felt like the i was last man on earth, must say.
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Fireal420
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i was driving home after shooting a round of disc golf with some friends.., i was about an hour away from home and the time of year was autumn, i just remember this really beautiful sunset. the album twoism was playing, and i must say. whenever i hear that album it takes me back in time.
a song from that album that gives me a strong nostalgic feeling, every single time. is sixtyniner.. the song seems to speak directly to my soul.yet at the same time there is just something about the song that makes you feel lost. but in a bittersweet way.
wow i really love this band.
a song from that album that gives me a strong nostalgic feeling, every single time. is sixtyniner.. the song seems to speak directly to my soul.yet at the same time there is just something about the song that makes you feel lost. but in a bittersweet way.
wow i really love this band.
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I fell madly in love with "Heard From Telegraph Lines" a few years ago when I lived in Austria. I would walk back from the gym at around 3 A.M. listening to the song on this pathway that went alongside the Inn river. It was always completely empty, and in winter was surrounded by a really elegant/scary web of dead branches from all the bushes lining it. Still, the best part was when the pathway went under a road, and actually descended below river level, and you could hear the thunderous sound of the water juuuuust over the music in your headphones. It was almost religious.
http://englishrussia.com/index.php/2009 ... ghthouses/
I'm going to go there and listen to Geogaddi until I transcend.
I'm going to go there and listen to Geogaddi until I transcend.
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BOC is great for takeoffs. I remember years ago taking off in the dead of winter at nighttime over Chicago in a light snowstorm and listening to Macquarie Ridge, and it's one of those moments I'll never forget.The909Virus wrote:Best was taking off in a plane listening to An Eagle In Your Mind ^^ Nothing too special but it felt right
http://englishrussia.com/index.php/2009 ... ghthouses/
I'm going to go there and listen to Geogaddi until I transcend.
I'm going to go there and listen to Geogaddi until I transcend.
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