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Tekmosis wrote:No way I can list just one...

(In no specific order)

Open The Light
Whitewater
Farewell Fire
5.9.78
Everything You Do Is a Balloon
Nlogax
Aquarius
Constants Are Changing
Turquoise Hexagon Sun
Roygbiv
Mansel
Julie and Candy
Rue The Whirl
The Devil is in the Details
Over The Horizon Radar
Melissa Juice
Oirectine
Iced Cooly
Amo Bishop Roden
Sir Prancelot Brainfire
One Very Important Thought

TheSilenceEchoes wrote:though i can still be considered a BoC newbie, there is one track in particular that does something and has done something with my deepest inner self over the several years i've listened to it (which is probably daily).. and that is Treeline.

[[[I hope it's the right title, because when i looked for it on YouTube it was a different song.. It is 1:13 and the melody is: 8 6451 8 6451 8 6451 8 6451 7 6451 7 6451 7 6451 7 6451 etc etc, could someone confirm what the title is??]]]

I'll try to explain what it does with me:
Whenever i listen to it (esp with my eyes closed) im overtaken (overtook? i wasnt sure) by feeling how it is somehow telling the story of my childhood. Well, no, not the story, because it is not so much about words or actual events... Not even actual people. The emotions of my childhood perhaps? The wordless thoughts i had in my childlike considering of that immense reality out there? I wish i knew..
And along with it comes a remotely sad feeling, as if the song is a quiet, solemn, almost reverential recollection of something i still had when i was a young girl, but have lost now and it feels like it is a thing once you've lost it, you cannot regain it.
It is kind of like the melody gives a musical expression of a lost but precious memory, just beyond your grasp.. It is very hard to explain, since it's all wordless feeling i try to harshly push into the tight straitjacket of words..

Over the years i have found that no matter how many times i listen to it, it never ceases to move me in this powerful way. (yes, very powerful, as vague as this all might sound)

Clearly there are other BoC songs i can consider my favourite, but because i still haven't heard all of their songs, i'll postpone making a top ten to the near future

dave_from_2001 wrote:

TheSilenceEchoes wrote:though i can still be considered a BoC newbie, there is one track in particular that does something and has done something with my deepest inner self over the several years i've listened to it (which is probably daily).. and that is Treeline.

[[[I hope it's the right title, because when i looked for it on YouTube it was a different song.. It is 1:13 and the melody is: 8 6451 8 6451 8 6451 8 6451 7 6451 7 6451 7 6451 7 6451 etc etc, could someone confirm what the title is??]]]

I'll try to explain what it does with me:
Whenever i listen to it (esp with my eyes closed) im overtaken (overtook? i wasnt sure) by feeling how it is somehow telling the story of my childhood. Well, no, not the story, because it is not so much about words or actual events... Not even actual people. The emotions of my childhood perhaps? The wordless thoughts i had in my childlike considering of that immense reality out there? I wish i knew..
And along with it comes a remotely sad feeling, as if the song is a quiet, solemn, almost reverential recollection of something i still had when i was a young girl, but have lost now and it feels like it is a thing once you've lost it, you cannot regain it.
It is kind of like the melody gives a musical expression of a lost but precious memory, just beyond your grasp.. It is very hard to explain, since it's all wordless feeling i try to harshly push into the tight straitjacket of words..

Over the years i have found that no matter how many times i listen to it, it never ceases to move me in this powerful way. (yes, very powerful, as vague as this all might sound)

Clearly there are other BoC songs i can consider my favourite, but because i still haven't heard all of their songs, i'll postpone making a top ten to the near future

uhoh its not this is it :
http://www.robotanalysis.com/d2k1/davef ... track).mp3

if so I've become all emotionally

Tekmosis wrote:...the fuck?

iec wrote:

Tekmosis wrote:...the fuck?

1. his link got messed up. try this one.

2. davefrom2001 makes music. it's been mistaken for BoC before, and mis-labeled as the older tracks. if it's indeed his song you're nostalgic about, i'm sure he'd be flattered/emotional

Tekmosis wrote:

iec wrote:

Tekmosis wrote:...the fuck?

1. his link got messed up. try this one.

2. davefrom2001 makes music. it's been mistaken for BoC before, and mis-labeled as the older tracks. if it's indeed his song you're nostalgic about, i'm sure he'd be flattered/emotional

WHAT IS THAT!!!?!?!

iec wrote:

Tekmosis wrote:

iec wrote: 1. his link got messed up. try this one.

2. davefrom2001 makes music. it's been mistaken for BoC before, and mis-labeled as the older tracks. if it's indeed his song you're nostalgic about, i'm sure he'd be flattered/emotional

WHAT IS THAT!!!?!?!

sorry... am i missing something? what's so confusing?

'that' is a song by davefrom2001.

dave_from_2001 wrote:

TheSilenceEchoes wrote:though i can still be considered a BoC newbie, there is one track in particular that does something and has done something with my deepest inner self over the several years i've listened to it (which is probably daily).. and that is Treeline.

[[[I hope it's the right title, because when i looked for it on YouTube it was a different song.. It is 1:13 and the melody is: 8 6451 8 6451 8 6451 8 6451 7 6451 7 6451 7 6451 7 6451 etc etc, could someone confirm what the title is??]]]

I'll try to explain what it does with me:
Whenever i listen to it (esp with my eyes closed) im overtaken (overtook? i wasnt sure) by feeling how it is somehow telling the story of my childhood. Well, no, not the story, because it is not so much about words or actual events... Not even actual people. The emotions of my childhood perhaps? The wordless thoughts i had in my childlike considering of that immense reality out there? I wish i knew..
And along with it comes a remotely sad feeling, as if the song is a quiet, solemn, almost reverential recollection of something i still had when i was a young girl, but have lost now and it feels like it is a thing once you've lost it, you cannot regain it.
It is kind of like the melody gives a musical expression of a lost but precious memory, just beyond your grasp.. It is very hard to explain, since it's all wordless feeling i try to harshly push into the tight straitjacket of words..

Over the years i have found that no matter how many times i listen to it, it never ceases to move me in this powerful way. (yes, very powerful, as vague as this all might sound)

Clearly there are other BoC songs i can consider my favourite, but because i still haven't heard all of their songs, i'll postpone making a top ten to the near future

uhoh its not this is it :
http://www.robotanalysis.com/d2k1/davef ... track).mp3

if so I've become all emotionally

dave_from_2001 wrote:Orange Romeda
84' Pontiac
Tears From the Compound Eye
Skyliner
SAI
Telephasic Workshop
Sixtyniner
Smokes Quantity
Peacock Tail
Kaini Industries
Open the Light
Left Side Drive