So in total there must be approx. 450 members here.MindElevation wrote:There have been 435 new members since record store day.Geogandhi wrote: How many new members have there been do you think?
02. Reach For The Dead (4:47)
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hey hey please don't hate on "newbies" I may be new here but I'm certainly not new to BOC, I've been in love with their work since around '07/'08 
I've also been hovering on this forum once in a while for the past few years
I've also been hovering on this forum once in a while for the past few years
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Aha :> So I'm not the only one.GH wrote:If I'm being picky, and I mean really nit-picky, I think the sound used for the arpeggio could have been improved upon. It's a little too preset harp sound for me.
As I said before - love the song overall, and even the synth arpegg is growing on me, but that was the first thing that struck me in a less than perfect way. It doesn't stop me from putting this thing on repeat...
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Hello everyone. Fresh to this forum, though I have been a solid BoC fan for about 8 years.
I noticed that people have mentioned the reversed version of Reach for the Dead, that Warp tweeted it, and that some have mixed the forward and backward versions together. Someone on the Youtube comments of the reversed version mentions that the actual song is to play both versions together. While I doubt he has any official evidence of this, what do you guys think? It does sound pretty epic that way, and fills in the long intro some have had issue with. Plus it gives it a pretty sweet outro. Also, scenes of driving through the desert match up when videos are side by side, and lots of other nice synchronous features. Thoughts?
I noticed that people have mentioned the reversed version of Reach for the Dead, that Warp tweeted it, and that some have mixed the forward and backward versions together. Someone on the Youtube comments of the reversed version mentions that the actual song is to play both versions together. While I doubt he has any official evidence of this, what do you guys think? It does sound pretty epic that way, and fills in the long intro some have had issue with. Plus it gives it a pretty sweet outro. Also, scenes of driving through the desert match up when videos are side by side, and lots of other nice synchronous features. Thoughts?
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I know, slightly off topic, but this is also pretty bizarre:WeHadNormality wrote:Oh, I see that other one is both forward and backwards. That reminds me of someone who did that with the film The Shining and overlayed them. There are some pretty amazing 'coincidences' in that one.
http://www.theoverlookhotel.com/post/22 ... lay-in-the
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I don't think anyone is hating on us newbies. Just the fact that a couple of us have sadly been less than respectful. I for one have felt very welcome on here, as I'm sure almost all of us are.Kopriva wrote:hey hey please don't hate on "newbies" I may be new here but I'm certainly not new to BOC, I've been in love with their work since around '07/'08
I've also been hovering on this forum once in a while for the past few years
I do find it funny how many of us have been lurking for a while ("black box" for me) and have only chosen now to become part of things.
I can't believe that this hasn't been mentioned, but I had a quick skim through these pages and didn't see it (apologies if it has!)... BBC Radio 6 played it this morning.
During Lauren Laverne's show. I just missed it live; turns out I listened-in literally a second after it had finished playing and didn't know... But I heard the mention of Reach For The Dead and knew they had broadcast it... Was expecting them to, but didn't know they'd be on it so quickly.
See just before 1:40:00:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01sk3tb
And more comments on the top-notch production. Was chosen as the day's Headphones Moment - great call.
During Lauren Laverne's show. I just missed it live; turns out I listened-in literally a second after it had finished playing and didn't know... But I heard the mention of Reach For The Dead and knew they had broadcast it... Was expecting them to, but didn't know they'd be on it so quickly.
See just before 1:40:00:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01sk3tb
And more comments on the top-notch production. Was chosen as the day's Headphones Moment - great call.
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I have not seen anyone show a lack of respect particularly, but I do think that tone and sarcasm is lost in places like these, especially when talking to a stranger.salamander wrote:I don't think anyone is hating on us newbies. Just the fact that a couple of us have sadly been less than respectful. I for one have felt very welcome on here, as I'm sure almost all of us are.Kopriva wrote:hey hey please don't hate on "newbies" I may be new here but I'm certainly not new to BOC, I've been in love with their work since around '07/'08
I've also been hovering on this forum once in a while for the past few years
I do find it funny how many of us have been lurking for a while ("black box" for me) and have only chosen now to become part of things.
You could feel the bullshit
Thanks for posting that man. Interesting read about one of my heroes.kelp wrote:I know, slightly off topic, but this is also pretty bizarre:WeHadNormality wrote:Oh, I see that other one is both forward and backwards. That reminds me of someone who did that with the film The Shining and overlayed them. There are some pretty amazing 'coincidences' in that one.
http://www.theoverlookhotel.com/post/22 ... lay-in-the
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You know I sometimes forget that you're actually not Stanley Kubrick.Mexicola wrote:Thanks for posting that man. Interesting read about one of my heroes.kelp wrote:I know, slightly off topic, but this is also pretty bizarre:WeHadNormality wrote:Oh, I see that other one is both forward and backwards. That reminds me of someone who did that with the film The Shining and overlayed them. There are some pretty amazing 'coincidences' in that one.
http://www.theoverlookhotel.com/post/22 ... lay-in-the
You're gonna carry that weight.
This forum has 2465 registered accounts. Of course not all of them are active, but still...The Spaniard wrote:So in total there must be approx. 450 members here.MindElevation wrote:There have been 435 new members since record store day.Geogandhi wrote: How many new members have there been do you think?
Ha! I could never be Kubrick. I can't grow a beard properlyOverTheHorizonRadar wrote:You know I sometimes forget that you're actually not Stanley Kubrick.Mexicola wrote:Thanks for posting that man. Interesting read about one of my heroes.kelp wrote: I know, slightly off topic, but this is also pretty bizarre:
http://www.theoverlookhotel.com/post/22 ... lay-in-the
http://thequietus.com/articles/12364-bo ... est-review
track by track review.
I didn't feel like there were any major spoilers, but he does give some basic descriptions/impressions of each song.
track by track review.
I didn't feel like there were any major spoilers, but he does give some basic descriptions/impressions of each song.
Thanks, but there's a whole thread about this article already, right heresoftfokus wrote:http://thequietus.com/articles/12364-bo ... est-review
track by track review.
I didn't feel like there were any major spoilers, but he does give some basic descriptions/impressions of each song.


