Red Moon Party?
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But will it varify if they've <b>played</b> at one? Because that's the point being made; they apparantly don't play their own music during those events.kaini wrote:uhhh yes they have. a quick google on 'redmoon' will verify there have been events in the past.polar sky wrote: Agreed. They never said once in any interview or in the past that they have ever played at a Red Moon event. I think the code and all that was for the Red Moon only.
http://fredd-e.narfum.org/boc/interviews/#jockeyslutkaini wrote:uhhh yes they have. a quick google on 'redmoon' will verify there have been events in the past.polar sky wrote: Agreed. They never said once in any interview or in the past that they have ever played at a Red Moon event. I think the code and all that was for the Red Moon only.
"You have to remember you've got a body with two legs," says Michael. Before mhtrtc took off, theirs was a more leisurely isolation, their music simply soundtracks for the Red Moon events they and their friends would organise in the hills near the commune: "Just 50 people around a bonfire with a ghetto blaster."
These days, they still drive out into the country with their friends, set up camp and make bonfires. Bonfires, you will notice, figure large in the Boards of Canada world. You can almost hear the crackling twigs on many of their cuts.
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It's how it's spoken in the two languages. In contemporary English we say 'tenth of june' and in American English they say 'June tenth'.dj_todos wrote:Ive often struggled to understand that.Summary: A Friend? wrote:Unfortunately, 10.06.06 is October only to people from the USA.six-five-two wrote:I think that maybe it is on on October 6th, 2006... 100606..
Because it's really logical having month.day.year...
I would fall off my chair if BOC actually meant October tenth.
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Hey guys, it's correct and it's American. When are you Brits going to realize that WE do everything right, even if it does butcher the way you've been doing it for the past 1000 years???dj_todos wrote:Ive often struggled to understand that.Summary: A Friend? wrote:Unfortunately, 10.06.06 is October only to people from the USA.six-five-two wrote:I think that maybe it is on on October 6th, 2006... 100606..
Because it's really logical having month.day.year...
Then how come on "Hi Scores" it is written as "June 9th" and not "9th of June"?BunnyRabbit wrote:It's how it's spoken in the two languages. In contemporary English we say 'tenth of june' and in American English they say 'June tenth'.dj_todos wrote:Ive often struggled to understand that.Summary: A Friend? wrote: Unfortunately, 10.06.06 is October only to people from the USA.
Because it's really logical having month.day.year...
I would fall off my chair if BOC actually meant October tenth.
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polar sky wrote:Then how come on "Hi Scores" it is written as "June 9th" and not "9th of June"?BunnyRabbit wrote:It's how it's spoken in the two languages. In contemporary English we say 'tenth of june' and in American English they say 'June tenth'.dj_todos wrote: Ive often struggled to understand that.
I would fall off my chair if BOC actually meant October tenth.
Now that the Redmoon hype as died down, good to see us all getting back to the important topics!
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polar sky wrote:Then how come on "Hi Scores" it is written as "June 9th" and not "9th of June"?BunnyRabbit wrote:It's how it's spoken in the two languages. In contemporary English we say 'tenth of june' and in American English they say 'June tenth'.dj_todos wrote: Ive often struggled to understand that.
I would fall off my chair if BOC actually meant October tenth.
Because that's what they wanted to call it. Beacuse it sounds American to us Brits. Because they're called Boards Of Canada. I dunno.
Hahaha, calm down, just asked a question buddy. Just because they are called Boards Of Canada doesn't mean they have to write the dates that way.BunnyRabbit wrote:polar sky wrote:Then how come on "Hi Scores" it is written as "June 9th" and not "9th of June"?BunnyRabbit wrote: It's how it's spoken in the two languages. In contemporary English we say 'tenth of june' and in American English they say 'June tenth'.
I would fall off my chair if BOC actually meant October tenth.
Because that's what they wanted to call it. Beacuse it sounds American to us Brits. Because they're called Boards Of Canada. I dunno.

