A thread I borrowed from from the NIN forums. Pretty simple, it's where someone names a track and the next poster gives it a rating out of 10 and shares their thoughts about what they think of it, then names another track for the next person.
10/10, I think this is BoC at their best. I think I remember reading an interview in which they described this track as a cacophony of flute samples bounced back and forth between tape recorders. If that isn't cool enough, the track has some of the best percussion they've done, I think.
Oirectine
One small step for man, one giant leap for Wagon Christ.
7/10
I used to enjoy it a lot more but I guess I just got quite tired of it. I'd love to hear it in properly high quality though, to be fair.
Audiotrack A10
8 / 10 - Awesome, right up there with the very best of their earlier music and a personal favourite... The chords are classic BOC and the drumloop is as funky as it gets. Could almost be a 9 / 10 in its own right - but in context, it's different.
One Very Important Thought [take your pick of either Maxima or MHTRTC]
GH wrote:
5d (Audiotrack 6A on the Random 35 Track Tape)
you mean the more primitive seven forty seven?
9/10
Great track. Cant tell if I like it more than the released version, but I think 6A just barely beats it out. I like being able to hear all those little things in the background. Something always grabbed me about the drum beat on this song. Some taps seem like they were hit harder than the rest. And the "chorus" starting around 3min is awesome!!!
seeya later (twoism version with a looser sounding drum beat"
"We're just a band. Not an IDM band, not an electronic band, and not a dance band."
"An imaginary road trip in a rusty pick-up heading west through the brain"
i enjoy the track but it pales in comparison to the rest of their work.
for some reason m9 reminds me of beverly hills cop or one of those type of movies.
