Very cool. I'm actually from Rochester as well, but I can't picture a better place to check it out within an hour's drive. I've got Tryon Park which is practically in my back yard, but it doesn't really compare to what Letchworth has to offer.Amo Bishop Roden wrote: Damn, Letchworth... not a bad idea, actually. Now you've got me thinking... maybe I'll take two days off work, pitch a tent at Mendon Ponds (a little closer to home, and my preferred tripping-wilderness) and have my first listen under the stars. It would be amazing for me, as I have, rather... intimate memories of the beach at Hundred Acre Pond.
how will you listen to it?
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Funny you should mention this ^^^. Been having similar thoughts. Part of me thinks I'll get my headphones on and wander off for an few hours somewhere remote and beautiful, like I did with Campfire.IanRedpoint wrote:Given that it will leak before we're anywhere near any physical formats, I doubt my first listen would be under optimum conditions. I guess I would like to get together with some other BoC fans and listen to it together. At the very least I would drive down to Mexicola's, picking up some quality beers on the way, and hear it that way.
I'm more than happy to wait until I have the vinyl before really listening to it in depth.
On the other hand, part of me has had an idea for some time now about a possible location I know that could just be about perfect for a listening party and campfire. Don't want to say too much yet - I need to scope out the venue again and make sure it lives up to my memories - but if it's even half as good as I remember, I might just be onto something special, if anyone fancies a trip down to Dorset?
To be continued...
NICE!Vortex303 wrote:I'm going to listen the new album in this forest since I live about 10 minutes walking from there.
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I will be driving to my favourite spot, not far away from where I live, in the North Yorkshire countryside. It's a big hill with a crag at the top overlooking Menwith Hill Surveillance Base in the distance. I really feel like this location will be absolutely perfect for this album. If you don't know what/where Menwith Hill is, I've added some photos of the location. It's a pretty fascinating/creepy place. Very inkeeping with the transmissions vibe of the album. Gonna sit there at the twilight hours with the album playing in my headphones.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Menwith_Hill




http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Menwith_Hill




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That's a fact. Letchworth is truly breathtaking. I was recently up to Chimney Bluffs, which is also not a bad place to listen to the new release. I've got tons of potential locations planned out since my last post, actually. I was thinking maybe Charlotte beach if I end up listening to it with friends. I would love to wait until nightfall when the riffraff has died down, pick up a couple garbage plates and milkshakes from Harbor Hots, and just lay in the sand with Tomorrow's Harvest echoing all around usOpothecary wrote:Very cool. I'm actually from Rochester as well, but I can't picture a better place to check it out within an hour's drive. I've got Tryon Park which is practically in my back yard, but it doesn't really compare to what Letchworth has to offer.Amo Bishop Roden wrote: Damn, Letchworth... not a bad idea, actually. Now you've got me thinking... maybe I'll take two days off work, pitch a tent at Mendon Ponds (a little closer to home, and my preferred tripping-wilderness) and have my first listen under the stars. It would be amazing for me, as I have, rather... intimate memories of the beach at Hundred Acre Pond.
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That's a fact. Letchworth is truly breathtaking. I was recently up to Chimney Bluffs, which is also not a bad place to listen to the new release. I've got tons of potential locations planned out since my last post, actually. I was thinking maybe Charlotte beach if I end up listening to it with friends. I would love to wait until nightfall when the riffraff has died down, pick up a couple garbage plates and milkshakes from Harbor Hots, and just lay in the sand with Tomorrow's Harvest echoing all around usOpothecary wrote:Very cool. I'm actually from Rochester as well, but I can't picture a better place to check it out within an hour's drive. I've got Tryon Park which is practically in my back yard, but it doesn't really compare to what Letchworth has to offer.Amo Bishop Roden wrote: Damn, Letchworth... not a bad idea, actually. Now you've got me thinking... maybe I'll take two days off work, pitch a tent at Mendon Ponds (a little closer to home, and my preferred tripping-wilderness) and have my first listen under the stars. It would be amazing for me, as I have, rather... intimate memories of the beach at Hundred Acre Pond.
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Wow. Very jealous.MindElevation wrote:I will be driving to my favourite spot, not far away from where I live, in the North Yorkshire countryside. It's a big hill with a crag at the top overlooking Menwith Hill Surveillance Base in the distance. I really feel like this location will be absolutely perfect for this album. If you don't know what/where Menwith Hill is, I've added some photos of the location. It's a pretty fascinating/creepy place. Very inkeeping with the transmissions vibe of the album. Gonna sit there at the twilight hours and smoke a joint with the album playing in my headphones.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Menwith_Hill
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Anyone is welcome to join meCalvin wrote:Wow. Very jealous.MindElevation wrote:I will be driving to my favourite spot, not far away from where I live, in the North Yorkshire countryside. It's a big hill with a crag at the top overlooking Menwith Hill Surveillance Base in the distance. I really feel like this location will be absolutely perfect for this album. If you don't know what/where Menwith Hill is, I've added some photos of the location. It's a pretty fascinating/creepy place. Very inkeeping with the transmissions vibe of the album. Gonna sit there at the twilight hours and smoke a joint with the album playing in my headphones.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Menwith_Hill
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Ya mustn't waste the first listen...
You're only going to get one first initial taste, and that first sojourn through the cryptic halls has the very real power to permanently effect how the record goes on to sound(speak) to you for future listening.
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