BoC website circa 2004

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Seeing as you guys are up on all things BoC you probably all know about this already... Anyhow, I was feeling nostalgic tonight and desperately wanting to find the awesome BoC website circa 2004 - In all honesty I never got chance to sit down and mess with it all the way through at the time.

So, trawling through the www.boardsofcanada.com website archive did me no good, but I eventually managed to find the project available in its entirety here.

Good times, so I thought I'd share just in case anyone else was pining for this missing gem.
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Hanners wrote:Seeing as you guys are up on all things BoC you probably all know about this already... Anyhow, I was feeling nostalgic tonight and desperately wanting to find the awesome BoC website circa 2004 - In all honesty I never got chance to sit down and mess with it all the way through at the time.

So, trawling through the www.boardsofcanada.com website archive did me no good, but I eventually managed to find the project available in its entirety here.

Good times, so I thought I'd share just in case anyone else was pining for this missing gem.
i'm sure the twoismers here have it in their favorites. . . i sure do. i just came upon it again a couple days ago. seven forty seven. . . what a track.
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anyone have the link to those old sounds on the previous pages (747, time apple, etc) ?? :?:
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Hanners wrote:Seeing as you guys are up on all things BoC you probably all know about this already... Anyhow, I was feeling nostalgic tonight and desperately wanting to find the awesome BoC website circa 2004 - In all honesty I never got chance to sit down and mess with it all the way through at the time.

So, trawling through the www.boardsofcanada.com website archive did me no good, but I eventually managed to find the project available in its entirety here.

Good times, so I thought I'd share just in case anyone else was pining for this missing gem.
http://fredd-e.narfum.org/boc/links/

Has been there for a long time. So you could have spared yourself some work ;)
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Fredd-E wrote:
Hanners wrote:Seeing as you guys are up on all things BoC you probably all know about this already... Anyhow, I was feeling nostalgic tonight and desperately wanting to find the awesome BoC website circa 2004 - In all honesty I never got chance to sit down and mess with it all the way through at the time.

So, trawling through the www.boardsofcanada.com website archive did me no good, but I eventually managed to find the project available in its entirety here.

Good times, so I thought I'd share just in case anyone else was pining for this missing gem.
http://fredd-e.narfum.org/boc/links/

Has been there for a long time. So you could have spared yourself some work ;)
Poor Fredd-E. You do try. :wink:
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thedisavowed wrote:
Fredd-E wrote:
Hanners wrote:Seeing as you guys are up on all things BoC you probably all know about this already... Anyhow, I was feeling nostalgic tonight and desperately wanting to find the awesome BoC website circa 2004 - In all honesty I never got chance to sit down and mess with it all the way through at the time.

So, trawling through the www.boardsofcanada.com website archive did me no good, but I eventually managed to find the project available in its entirety here.

Good times, so I thought I'd share just in case anyone else was pining for this missing gem.
http://fredd-e.narfum.org/boc/links/

Has been there for a long time. So you could have spared yourself some work ;)
Poor Fredd-E. You do try. :wink:
Yeah, I still visit Fredd-E's page on a regular basis. Lots of goodies on there.
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i want some of these tracks, what is 747?
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Tarsier wrote:i want some of these tracks, what is 747?
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Wow. I had never seen that before; awesome stuff.
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i still remember the first time i surfed that site and heard trails.. such an awesome tune. For some reason it doesnt sound half as good on http://www.atomless.com/projects/boc/site/, dunno whats up with that.
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Tarsier wrote:i want some of these tracks, what is 747?
http://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1545
Complete Kilchurn Sessions

https://soundcloud.com/djtodos
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Fredd-E wrote:
Tarsier wrote:i want some of these tracks, what is 747?
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Hey, that's the overhead shot of the rare BOC concert performed next to a 747 isn't it?! ;)
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