Um, I like bands like Boards Of Canada....
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- "Do you know boards of canada?"
- "No"
- "It's a scottisch duo that makes the most fantastical music I've ever heard"
- "oh I thought you said they were from canada"
- "No I think one of em lives in new zealand and the other somewhere in azia, but I'm not sure"
- "And how are your kids doing"
- "No"
- "It's a scottisch duo that makes the most fantastical music I've ever heard"
- "oh I thought you said they were from canada"
- "No I think one of em lives in new zealand and the other somewhere in azia, but I'm not sure"
- "And how are your kids doing"
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Yep, that's the same as the response I got from my friend.lackerz wrote:"yer, yer, i've heard them, you played them to me before.. yer it was good" [change topic] ://////
From the other people I've played BoC for, they don't like them.
As for everyone I've asked, it's always a no. Then again, most people I know really are pretty much in the indie pop or rap scene, so I hardly ever even ask.
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It's always difficult to try and introduce a band like BoC to a friend, I think it's better if they just discover their music themselves. I have quite a few friends that like them however, some guys where i work are fans of them which is awesome since we can always recommend each other new kinds of music we may like.
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Never met a fan either around here, nobody knows them. Weird because BOC defines me and who I am in a way.
But I got my mom to like them! She loves "Amo Bishop Roden" and says it reminds her of old slide films and childhood memories.
But I got my mom to like them! She loves "Amo Bishop Roden" and says it reminds her of old slide films and childhood memories.
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I've gotten 2 friends into them, they knew it before but since I was such a fanboy they gave it another chance, and are completely sold now.
http://www.last.fm/user/djtomkind
Check out his last 3/6 months ;p
http://www.last.fm/user/Meszahline
Last 3 months BoC is on top as well.
http://www.last.fm/user/djtomkind
Check out his last 3/6 months ;p
http://www.last.fm/user/Meszahline
Last 3 months BoC is on top as well.
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I have one friend that knows of them....he likes a couple of their songs, but most he finds too repetitive and boring. :/
I tried introducing them to my parents once. I think I played Aquarius and I just remember them thinking it was silly, with the random voice samples and such.......
Another friend doesn't like it because he feels music needs real instruments for it to be good, otherwise it takes no talent to make it (ugh). These days he mostly listens to post metal (as far as I know).
My other friends I'm afraid to even try introducing them to.....they mostly like mainstream popish stuff.
I tried introducing them to my parents once. I think I played Aquarius and I just remember them thinking it was silly, with the random voice samples and such.......
Another friend doesn't like it because he feels music needs real instruments for it to be good, otherwise it takes no talent to make it (ugh). These days he mostly listens to post metal (as far as I know).
My other friends I'm afraid to even try introducing them to.....they mostly like mainstream popish stuff.
isn't post metal/post rock becoming increasingly enamoured with the bleeps and bloops? I mean, back when I payed attention to it, it wasEnder wrote: Another friend doesn't like it because he feels music needs real instruments for it to be good, otherwise it takes no talent to make it (ugh). These days he mostly listens to post metal (as far as I know).
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I remember one time, I was staying on a hostel on Tulum, México (i'm from the northwest) and met a girl who told me she was from scotland, I told her I loved a band called boards of canada and that they where from over there. then she told me something like "ooh cool, I've seen them twice, would not expect anyone from méxico to listen to them" and i freaked out. 
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I have one friend who knows who Boards of Canada are. We both happen to play D&D as well as the same Warhammer 40,000 army. He too was raised on Hitchhiker's Guide and British comedy as a whole.
I don't think he counts. Despite the fact he looks nothing like me I assume he is just me from an alternate universe or something.
I don't think he counts. Despite the fact he looks nothing like me I assume he is just me from an alternate universe or something.