Torn n Frayed wrote:Someone posted on my Twitter that he's seen some pics of song titles on some decks on the bands official page. Did anyone see this? Direct messaged him, just waiting on a reply.
Whoah..who..what...? Official FB page? Twitter page? Boardsofcanada.com?
Don't know yet, waiting on a reply from him…his message;
"Something mentioned on the forum and the official boc page started posting pics of turntables with a set list. ..speculation."
Ah ok, I think he mistook the TH's FB page as official or something. They've been posting pics of LP covers on a turntable. Mystery solved...
drixlin wrote:Shit, I'd pay good money just to watch the brothers sit up on a stage fiddling with nobs for an entire live show - I don't care!
*childish sniggering*
If they do, I hope they sell tickets at a reasonable time and not just announce them and put them on sale out of the blue. I will not be beaten by NEETs to tickets again!
Anyone clock how much Kate Bush tickets were going for on ebay??
$1000 a ticket and people were paying.
If they ever played live (and I live in hope) I'd be heartbroken if the scalpers got their grubby paws on tickets.
Mexicola wrote:Anyone clock how much Kate Bush tickets were going for on ebay?? $1000 a ticket and people were paying. If they ever played live (and I live in hope) I'd be heartbroken if the scalpers got their grubby paws on tickets.
I wonder about that myself. How much pent-up demand is there for live Boards beyond those who are new to them via TH? And of course excluding the (almost) 3500 users on this forum who'd turn up at a gig in the blink of an eye
Mexicola wrote:Anyone clock how much Kate Bush tickets were going for on ebay?? $1000 a ticket and people were paying. If they ever played live (and I live in hope) I'd be heartbroken if the scalpers got their grubby paws on tickets.
I wonder about that myself. How much pent-up demand is there for live Boards beyond those who are new to them via TH? And of course excluding the (almost) 3500 users on this forum who'd turn up at a gig in the blink of an eye
"Rock and folk music is to be introduced to the world's most prestigious arts festival as part of a radical shake-up announced by its new director.
[..]
The last time dates were changed at the August festival was in 1998, when the Fringe moved forward a week, leading to controversy at the time.
On modern music, Mr Linehan said: "They will probably kill me because I haven't approached them yet, and it is presumptuous, but I can tell you artists who I like: Belle and Sebastian, Mogwai, King Creosote, Wedding Present, Arab Strap, and Boards of Canada, I could go on and on and some of them don't perform live anymore."
"Rock and folk music is to be introduced to the world's most prestigious arts festival as part of a radical shake-up announced by its new director.
[..]
The last time dates were changed at the August festival was in 1998, when the Fringe moved forward a week, leading to controversy at the time.
On modern music, Mr Linehan said: "They will probably kill me because I haven't approached them yet, and it is presumptuous, but I can tell you artists who I like: Belle and Sebastian, Mogwai, King Creosote, Wedding Present, Arab Strap, and Boards of Canada, I could go on and on and some of them don't perform live anymore."
Please let this be it. Even though the odds are like 1/10000000.