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It just struck me that the pad/keys loop in Whitewater is maybe the most BOC thing BOC ever did.

Wildfire wrote:It just struck me that the pad/keys loop in Whitewater is maybe the most BOC thing BOC ever did.

Whitewater genuinely is almost one of my favorite BOC tracks for just about that reason. I think it's a little bogged down by its repetition of phrases/length (which I can imagine is part of why it stayed on BOC Maxima). But, I'm so enchanted by how a layer of Tape 05 seems to reprise what's going on in it.

While I am happy that these are out there, the idea that ATP track 07 is an unreleased song from the 80s is so farfetched to me, and I hate every time I see it referred to as "Noatak."

It is clear that of the three live performances we have knowledge/tracklists/recordings of, they are performing contemporary songs or at least songs they are maybe considering for that current period or album about to come out. Take Lighthouse track 03 for example, it would so clearly fit on Geogaddi because it's cut from the same sonic palette.

Please stop with the 'Noatak' name

Negamuse wrote:

outhudd wrote: Maybe some gear-heads here might know if ATP07 sounds like it could have been made as early as 1987. Those sounds around 7min sound much later to me, but might be wrong. I think it's more likely it's from closer to 2001.

Sounds like a super short sample loop time on a sampler, being slightly scrubbed. Akai S900 came out in 86? Not the only sampler either, they were running a Casio FZ1 back then, in fact didn't they have one on stage at ATP? I dunno if that can do the same trick, I know the Akais can, I had a 950 from a few years later and that definitely could.

You can spot two samplers in some of the live photos that weren't taken at ATP. IIRC in their rack it was an Akai S3000/3200 and a Yamaha A3000/4000/5000. Not sure what was doing the sequencing though. They did mention in an old interview that they were considering the MPC2000 for live sequencing but that doesn't necessarily mean they bought one.

playbyletters wrote:They should just close the subreddit down. Pack it up. They fumbled the leak of the century. Downvoted him into oblivion so he could barely even get a word in. I thought people learnt something from the whole Casketjack debacle in the GY!BE community?

I'm immensely grateful we at least got to hear these 3 recordings, they're stunning. It's quite jarring to hear it so clean without all the crowd noise.

"The only thing people learn from history, is that they don't learn from history."

Pretty sure most people on reddit were not even aware of GY!BE community, let alone could put that incident in context.

rubicon wrote:

Twoist wrote:

rubicon wrote:"Here is the tart"

Great British Boc Off

You Could Feel the Pie

Turquoise Hexagon Bun

Reach for the Bread

Everything You Do Is A Macaroon

NB: For International Consumers. In Scotland a macaroon is a solid sweet bar made with icing sugar and potato, covered in cheap chocolate and sprinkled with desiccated coconut. Don't judge us. We invented whisky.

So, how do we track down the person that uploaded these and let him know he dealt with the wrong sect of the BOC community and should come to Twoism? We can rehabilitate in exchange MP3s!

“Music is God”

2020k wrote:So, how do we track down the person that uploaded these and let him know he dealt with the wrong sect of the BOC community and should come to Twoism? We can rehabilitate in exchange MP3s!

This.

Fandom feature request: If anyone in our community is ever bullied, let's all back them up and support them immediately, and persistently until they are confirmed ok. You never know what battle folks are fighting by themselves until you help. Many hands make light work.

2020k wrote:So, how do we track down the person that uploaded these and let him know he dealt with the wrong sect of the BOC community and should come to Twoism? We can rehabilitate in exchange MP3s!

scherdichnich says they're in contact on page 3.

mangoduck wrote:

2020k wrote:So, how do we track down the person that uploaded these and let him know he dealt with the wrong sect of the BOC community and should come to Twoism? We can rehabilitate in exchange MP3s!

scherdichnich says they're in contact on page 3.

TELL THEM WE ARE NICE.

We aren't just nice.

We Are Reasonable People.
We *Are* the Music Minions.

Wildfire wrote:Oh boy, prepare for goosebumps...

Amazing. I still kindof prefer the room recording with crowd sounds. It’s like a mythical BOC live show in my head. I might have to mix the two recordings. Bliss!

Its crazy to hear how raw the ATP07 track is.... A BOC track in the wild with none of their mixing and mastering wizardry really goes a long way to show their inner workings.

outhudd wrote:Any improved guesses what the robotic voice on ATP07 is saying?

Clearly not 'Noatak' or 'hair of the dog' or any suggestions I'd seen before from the old recording.

Sounds like 'Over the top' to me.

Mind blown finally getting to hear the soundboard of ATP07. It actually sounds a lot more sparse than I would have guessed initially. And the bass, which sounds devastatingly evil in the bootleg, is actually pretty lean on the soundboard version.

Track 7 sounds even darker and more disturbing without the crowd noise. I actually prefer it this way and hope we get to hear the rest of the set eventually.

I’m still totally convinced the voice says “Noatak” (albeit with an unusual pronunciation) even if the track has nothing to do with the one from Hooper Bay.

Omikron wrote:Track 7 sounds even darker and more disturbing without the crowd noise. I actually prefer it this way and hope we get to hear the rest of the set eventually.

I’m still totally convinced the voice says “Noatak” (albeit with an unusual pronunciation) even if the track has nothing to do with the one from Hooper Bay.

Was just saying to someone that this shows it's not Noatak, so there we go. We all hear different things! Sounds more like Every-tard (please no!) or Emmental to me.

BOC are cheese fans? An Edam In Your Mouth?

A is to Brie as Brie is to C

Mexicola wrote:Was just saying to someone that this shows it's not Noatak, so there we go. We all hear different things! Sounds more like Every-tard (please no!) or Emmental to me.

Imagine an old-fashioned RP-speaker saying “Noah’s Ark” but change the S to a T so it’s more like “noah-tark” and that’s what I hear.

Mexicola wrote:BOC are cheese fans? An Edam In Your Mouth?

Cheeseboards of Canada, or Boards of Camembert?