The BoCcast (Episode 9, IABPOITC)
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Yo bro, I agree that there's a lot of other stuff going on there, I just don't have any idea waht to make of it... Sounds like paranormal EVP ghost-chatter with the "this is strange" voice beside it. Totally hear it and thanks for the isolation work.ryanhewitt wrote:hey man, I promise I'm not trying to nit-pick but I had a go at isolating the vocals in Palace Posy a few months ago (already posted in the Palace Posy thread) and I think if you have a listen you'll have a different interpretation of what is being said!
As you said in the podcast, you think it sounds like a man saying "this is strange", I think it sounds completely different in this clip ^^
And great job on the podcasts, I thoroughly enjoyed them all and glad someone has taken the time to compile all this stuff together.
And sorry for the political tilt, arvy, but imo it's central to the album!!
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10000% honest and true, man, I'm a shitty actor. Hit me up on fb if you wanna talk about the world we live in. (spoiler alert: you live in a police stateHappyCyclist wrote:I like the pod, but you lose me when you talk about the government. I can't tell if you're playing a character to go along with the theme of TH, or if you really believe the things you say.
You disappoint me.Lens Larque wrote:You are thinking in my opinion, too much about this wonderful Boards of Canada forum!Mexicola wrote:Bit of night fishing Lens?Lens Larque wrote:lovin' this cast!
Earwolf should subsume this hilarious podcast
You've usually got your acerbic indifference down just right too.
Have a word with yourself.
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hahah bro don't take it personally!!!! i listened back when you posted that on my google doc and I totally like 100% didn't hear it, honestly thought you were trolling me, got a lot of trolls that day. Sorry I didn't get back to you bruh but damn son, cool outgoonstock wrote:you hear "jesus was unity" yet?
i'm seriously surprised you hear all of this shit that nobody hears, and yet you don't even seem willing to listen again to a sample that is fairly audible.
yeah, you were too busy thinking it was "you and weed"
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it's ok man, i don't think i'm 100% right at all.
to me it sounds like " jesus was YOUUNIDDYY" although "you indeed" certainly fits in with the rest of the "poem"
ps. listened to all of your stuff thus far. interesting, but i think you might be stretching a bit with some stuff. i.e. using paulstretch.
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it's ok man, i don't think i'm 100% right at all.
to me it sounds like " jesus was YOUUNIDDYY" although "you indeed" certainly fits in with the rest of the "poem"
ps. listened to all of your stuff thus far. interesting, but i think you might be stretching a bit with some stuff. i.e. using paulstretch.
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Well I hope you stick around, though I can't promise there won't be any more paulstretch. (I'm totally intimidated by the idea of breaking down Sunshine Recorder)goonstock wrote:yeah, you were too busy thinking it was "you and weed"
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it's ok man, i don't think i'm 100% right at all.
to me it sounds like " jesus was YOUUNIDDYY" although "you indeed" certainly fits in with the rest of the "poem"
ps. listened to all of your stuff thus far. interesting, but i think you might be stretching a bit with some stuff. i.e. using paulstretch.
Peace man, shoot me an email or a PM with whatever samples you thought were bogus, I'd like to know.
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Episode 4 is up. A more personal talk this time, more general, but it should set the stage well for my upcoming analysis of The Campfire Headphase. That's what I'm hoping, at least. Hope the way I pointed out the "thank you" samples works for you guys!
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I have no idea what you're on about.Mexicola wrote:You disappoint me.Lens Larque wrote:You are thinking in my opinion, too much about this wonderful Boards of Canada forum!Mexicola wrote: Bit of night fishing Lens?
You've usually got your acerbic indifference down just right too.
Have a word with yourself.
Otherwise, keep the podcast rolling man! Awesome job!
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Thanks for this, brotherman! Hearing MHTRTC for the first time in summer of '98, it really helped me do a 180 on my opinion on "drugs" - I had been passed joints a few times by high school friends prior to that, but I never really understood the appeal. I always say "An Eagle in Your Mind" was the moment it all clicked for me.
I had just turned 20 when this album was released, so it's an easy reference point to when I can look back and say that's when I started exploring my mind. In turn, Geogaddi made me "get" psychedelics, but by the time it was coming around, that was the logical next step for someone who insists on reading about a thing before actually doing it (that sure helped me avoid going down the paths of more destructive substances) and it was the perfect companion to my first LSD and psilocybin experiments.
I find it's basically impossible to adequately describe any of my past psychedelic experiences, so it was brave of you to attempt to do that.
I consider psychedelics (and cannabis for that matter) to be medicine with a capacity for abuse. I'm glad I don't smoke every day anymore, once a month is plenty, and a trip or two out in the wilderness per year when all the stars align is still amazing - weather, scheduling and being in a good place personally all have to be lined up perfectly.
I had just turned 20 when this album was released, so it's an easy reference point to when I can look back and say that's when I started exploring my mind. In turn, Geogaddi made me "get" psychedelics, but by the time it was coming around, that was the logical next step for someone who insists on reading about a thing before actually doing it (that sure helped me avoid going down the paths of more destructive substances) and it was the perfect companion to my first LSD and psilocybin experiments.
I find it's basically impossible to adequately describe any of my past psychedelic experiences, so it was brave of you to attempt to do that.
I consider psychedelics (and cannabis for that matter) to be medicine with a capacity for abuse. I'm glad I don't smoke every day anymore, once a month is plenty, and a trip or two out in the wilderness per year when all the stars align is still amazing - weather, scheduling and being in a good place personally all have to be lined up perfectly.
