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A32.0TDriver wrote:John From Cincinnati's intro might as well be a continuation of the Dayvan cowboy video.

Indeed.

Though I pop through it every time the show is on.

Great show though I keep waiting for them to bust out some BoC.

Ya the show is pretty sweet. It's like Twin Peaks on a surf board.
I saw this movie that was called The Electric Grandmother when I was a kid. From What I remember it was pretty Boards like.

Hitchcock's Vertigo....for some reason

Cupz wrote:Hitchcock's Vertigo....for some reason

No, I can see what you mean. Actually, quite alot of Hitchcock works too. Certain parts of North by Northwest and also (to a lesser degree) this from Spellbound - especially the last part when he is running away from the wings. Looks a little cheesy today, but...

I've been meaning to see Spellbound. Even though all I know is that dream scene.I love films that feature dreams.

Just saw Grindhouse... Super Ultra BoCness

So I picked up Wickerman on Twoism's recommendation.

And I loved it. Absolutely loved it.

Although, I have to say, that part (The Siren's Song chapter) where Britt Ekland is dancing naked trying to seduce the cop had me pretty confused. I wasn't sure whether I should be aroused or just start laughing.

And I started laughing everytime those lyrics came in:

Corn rigs and barley rigs and
Corn rigs are bonnie
I'll not forget that happy night
Among the rigs with Annie

But honestly, it wasn't mocking laughter at all. I think it's all part of the charm of that movie. Its good points and it's goofy ones. I love 70's movies.

Edit: And btw, that film gets the award for the raciest but still tasteful lyrics I have EVER HEARD:

Heigh ho
Who is there?
No one but me my dear.

Please come
Say how do the things I'll give to you?

A stroke as gentle as a feather
I'll catch a rainbow from the sky and tie the ends together

Heigh ho
I am here.
Am I not young and fair ?

Please come
Say how do the things I'll show to you?

Would you have a wond'rous sight?
The midday sun at midnight

Fair maid, white and red,
Comb you smooth and stroke your head
hmm

How a maid can milk a bull
And every stroke a bucketful

Geez...................

thedisavowed wrote:So I picked up Wickerman on Twoism's recommendation.

And I loved it. Absolutely loved it.

Although, I have to say, that part (The Siren's Song chapter) where Britt Ekland is dancing naked trying to seduce the cop had me pretty confused. I wasn't sure whether I should be aroused or just start laughing.

And I started laughing everytime those lyrics came in:

Corn rigs and barley rigs and
Corn rigs are bonnie
I'll not forget that happy night
Among the rigs with Annie

But honestly, it wasn't mocking laughter at all. I think it's all part of the charm of that movie. Its good points and it's goofy ones. I love 70's movies.

Edit: And btw, that film gets the award for the raciest but still tasteful lyrics I have EVER HEARD:

Heigh ho
Who is there?
No one but me my dear.

Please come
Say how do the things I'll give to you?

A stroke as gentle as a feather
I'll catch a rainbow from the sky and tie the ends together

Heigh ho
I am here.
Am I not young and fair ?

Please come
Say how do the things I'll show to you?

Would you have a wond'rous sight?
The midday sun at midnight

Fair maid, white and red,
Comb you smooth and stroke your head
hmm

How a maid can milk a bull
And every stroke a bucketful

Geez...................

Simply the greatest British Horror film of all time. As a side-issue, I had the good fortune to see Mark Lanegan and Isobel Campbell live last week. Isobel sang The Siren Song live and it was just electric. Oh and they used the Maypole song from the film as their intro tape too.

The last mimzy

don't ask

just rented zabriskie point...that movie was awesome and the desert scenes on my old vhs were so great looking!

Wicker Man is on ITV4 tonight, for those of you in the UK.
Enjoy...

Cupz wrote:Just saw Grindhouse... Super Ultra BoCness

Totally man!! I can't wait to get it on DVD, I've been wanting to see it again forever

Tron

Moreso during the parts where it focuses on the landscapes, very reminiscent of the 'organic' synths from Boards of Canada.

*First post on the forums*

I own a great film called "Bangkok Dangerous" from Thailand. VERY BoCish, I'd say. It has a certain subtlety for an action film.

(NOTE: This movie is about a deaf/mute hitman who befriends a pharmacist whilst trying to hide his life from her. They fall in love, but then he kills himself after a mission goes bad.)

Some great films!!
Lost In Translation was my first thought, Steve Zissou was already taken
Logan's Run and The Andromeda Strain are all good choices!!

I have a great TV Movie/serial which could fit BoC beautifully!!

1. Quatermass 1979: Starring Sir John Mills:-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quatermass_%28TV_serial%29
2. Children Of The Stones. Okay Boards Of canada fans, this is a very spooky kids drama from the seventies about a village inhabited by eerie stones and a weird cult!! It's got Boards Of Canada written all over it!!
Don't you just love the intro for HTV!! Its a classic
Which scottish TV channel did BoC sample with the intro to Red Moss? Was it Grampian?
http://youtube.com/results?search_query ... rch=Search
3. Apocalypse Now. I dont know why I didn't think of this before!!
4. Forbidden Planet. It's got that retro sci-fi charm!!
5. The Ipcress File. This is virtually a Boards of Canada video!!
6. Close Encounters Of The Third Kind: They virtually play ROYGBIV when the mothership touches down!!
5. Apollo 13: HOW....can you miss the chance to play Aquarius and Turquoise Hexagon Sun!!
6. Alien. I am so tempted to say Blade Runner but it's already got an amazing soundtrack so I'll opt for Alien just for the sequence where the Nostromo lands on the alien planet. Boards Of Canada would be just perfect!!
7. Horizon. Remember the science programme on BBC2? Anyone remember when theyd do a documentary about Skylab in the 70's and theyd
have the Jean Michel Jarre Equinox/Magnetic Fields incidental music. BoC would be perfect!!
8. Outland: I like this film and would be awesome with BoC!!
9. Village Of The Damned: Spooky kids, George Sanders and in black and white!!
10 Space 1999 or UFO, any or both of those Gerry Anderson sci-fi series is both very 70's and has BoC written all over them!!
11 The Prisoner

planet earth.

Yes my friend, Quartermass and Children of the stone. Love em both.
You have great taste.

The comedian Stewart Lee commenting on Children of the stone on youtube is a worth a watch.

I aways thought that about Close Encounters also. surprised it hasn't been mentioned in here yet. It's got a real Boc vibe about it. I've watched it dunno how many times since I was a kid.

Note the Sweet Excorcist sample in there also at the synthesiser scene.

What about The Thing by John Carpenter. Pretty Bocesque in my opinion. Was the music at the stat of the film used on the BoC site?? Sounds like it. I know they've said they're fans of his music.

ross adey wrote:silent running & andromeda strain

Yeah, those, totally. Anything with '70s computer technology seems to fit. Alien (during the scenes when 'Mother' awakens the crew onboard the Nostromo) also springs to mind.

Zomg..I found a VHS copy of Silent Running last week..it was one of the weirdest sci-fi movies I've seen, but it was great. I can see why boc like it?

Hi Scores Boards wrote:Some great films!!
6. Close Encounters Of The Third Kind: They virtually play ROYGBIV when the mothership touches down!!

I read about an Indian film called Koi... Mil Gaya, partially based on Close Encounters. Apparently in that one when they try to establish contact, they play the aliens Trans-Europe Express!