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ArbitersGround wrote:To me, "Prime Audio Soup" doesn't get enough appreciation. The ending is so good.


The bass in that song is off the hook! Soooo good.
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I literally see "Poppy Seed (Reprise)" in almost every single thread I walk into on this forum, so in a way, Twoism.org peer pressured me to purchase the two Poppy Seed remixes on iTunes today.

No regrets, they're both awesome.
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I think I want Poppy Seed (Reprise) played at my funeral - when they carry my coffin away, it'll probably be to this because it's so beautiful.
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I did cover of Poppy Seed Reprise today at my friends studio. It was just for fun so go easy on me. I didn't use any samples it's mostly analog... Anyways:

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polar sky wrote:I did cover of Poppy Seed Reprise today at my friends studio. It was just for fun so go easy on me. I didn't use any samples it's mostly analog... Anyways:

Wow dude, great job!! Sounds wonderful
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polar sky wrote:I did cover of Poppy Seed Reprise today at my friends studio. It was just for fun so go easy on me. I didn't use any samples it's mostly analog... Anyways:

Damn, that's good man! What kind of hardware are you using? It's got a nice BoC-esque warmth to it.
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Integer wrote:
polar sky wrote:I did cover of Poppy Seed Reprise today at my friends studio. It was just for fun so go easy on me. I didn't use any samples it's mostly analog... Anyways:

Damn, that's good man! What kind of hardware are you using? It's got a nice BoC-esque warmth to it.
Thanks. I have a Juno60, DW8000, Micron and some Logic Studio stuff. He has a microKorg, and a Dave Smith Evolver and also an MS2000. He has a Roland Space Echo 201 too which is so fucking bad ass, its his dads.
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polar sky wrote:
Integer wrote:
polar sky wrote:I did cover of Poppy Seed Reprise today at my friends studio. It was just for fun so go easy on me. I didn't use any samples it's mostly analog... Anyways:

Damn, that's good man! What kind of hardware are you using? It's got a nice BoC-esque warmth to it.
Thanks. I have a Juno60, DW8000, Micron and some Logic Studio stuff. He has a microKorg, and a Dave Smith Evolver and also an MS2000. He has a Roland Space Echo 201 too which is so fucking bad ass, its his dads.
Sounds like you and your friend have some nice toys there. I've recently purchased an MS2000 myself. Such a great user-friendly machine.

Feel free to share whatever else you're working on. Good stuff, man!
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Integer wrote:
polar sky wrote:
Integer wrote: Damn, that's good man! What kind of hardware are you using? It's got a nice BoC-esque warmth to it.
Thanks. I have a Juno60, DW8000, Micron and some Logic Studio stuff. He has a microKorg, and a Dave Smith Evolver and also an MS2000. He has a Roland Space Echo 201 too which is so fucking bad ass, its his dads.
Sounds like you and your friend have some nice toys there. I've recently purchased an MS2000 myself. Such a great user-friendly machine.

Feel free to share whatever else you're working on. Good stuff, man!
I had an MS2000R for a while but I sold it a while back so I could get my DW8000. Still a great synth, I am looking at a couple of different vintage analogs right now on Craigs list. I spend way too much money on instruments.
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Patryk Ludamage wrote:I also made a small animation on this track :)
totally digging the Boards of Canada Flash Collab, good stuff :) :)
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That Poppy Seed re-recording is really interesting because it sounds very American in the voices chosen. The low nasal to the strident horn lead is better than the original, while the variation also just screams PBS. 85-86 PBS. BBC had a whole different sound.
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I have recently been appreciating this tune, it`s pretty awesome, it would be nice to hear BoC do more uplifting "feel good" stuff
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Integer wrote:
polar sky wrote:I did cover of Poppy Seed Reprise today at my friends studio. It was just for fun so go easy on me. I didn't use any samples it's mostly analog... Anyways:

Damn, that's good man! What kind of hardware are you using? It's got a nice BoC-esque warmth to it.
Aaa yeaaa nice cover. Heard it for the first time today. Diggin it for sure! 8)
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Saakki wrote:
Integer wrote:
polar sky wrote:I did cover of Poppy Seed Reprise today at my friends studio. It was just for fun so go easy on me. I didn't use any samples it's mostly analog... Anyways:

Damn, that's good man! What kind of hardware are you using? It's got a nice BoC-esque warmth to it.
Aaa yeaaa nice cover. Heard it for the first time today. Diggin it for sure! 8)
Thanks!
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Glad you made it downloadable!
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Hay guyz.

One of my favorites for sure.

I did a cover of it too a loooooong time ago!

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wwbjd wrote:Hay guyz.

One of my favorites for sure.

I did a cover of it too a loooooong time ago!

I like this one also! Downloaded..soon gonna have a whole collection of Poppy Seed Reprise Remixes :)
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hey there, bumping this because this track is so orgasmic.

The regular Poppy Seed is also amazing, I particularly like the little stuff that happens around 1:34, along with those prior flute sounding keys. Amazing.
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