IronMark wrote:Man, some of you weren't even alive when Mmmbop came out
It's even worse when you hear "MMM Bop" in the grocery store and you realize that the 'old songs that the grocery stores play' are now your old songs. About a year ago I heard Daft Punk's "One More Time" and almost crocked over in the cracker aisle!
23 here, got into BoC when I was 14, I believe? Through Salad Fingers, of course.
♫ Mmm bop, ba duba dop,Ba du bop, ba duba dop,Ba du bop, ba duba dop, Ba du ♪... Seriously though that shit was terrible, you couldn't turn on the radio without that shit coming on at some point, a fucking early jonas brothers. Anyway nothing really relevant to add since im not a teenager but this thread just brought back bad memories of mmmbop.
fujee wrote:Got into BoC around 15/16 - now 22, almost 23. Where did those 7 years go?
I know that feeling. I'm kind of proud that there's not really any music I liked in the past that I'm really 'ashamed' in any way at having liked.
Yeah I know what you mean, though there are definitely some I can sorta see why people said they sucked when I thought they were great haha. I've sorta matured into thinking that I shouldn't be ashamed of anything I liked previously as its all relative and usually there are some really interesting parts which get overlooked or something.
Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
I got into BOC in early '05, when i was 14 going on 15. Heard Roygbiv on The Blue Room radio show with Rob da Bank and pretty much downloaded everything i could find before buying Geogaddi on vinyl. When the represses come out, i'm getting my hands on MHTRTC vinyl, belieeeee dat.
MindElevation wrote:I'm 24 now but got into BoC when I was about 15. Was never a user of forums until recently though.
I'm 23 now but got into BoC when I was about 14. I used to post on musicianforums.com way back before it morphed into sputnik music and (thankfully) wiped my pubescent angsting off of the face of the internet.
2004 was the year Salad Fingers came out, no? Was that your introduction?
didn't hear Boards of Canada until I Was 17 or 18. Now it's around 4 years later.
I cannot wait until I'm like 62 and cruising on a bicycle in Big Sur at night or something, listening to Macquarie Ridge on some futuristic over-ear headphones.
19, soon to be 20 0 discovered Boards when I was pretty young, not through Salad Fingers but another weird web series, Weebl and Bob - this episode, Cows, which had tons of other great music as well. That was in 2003. Holy shit, I was nine years old when I started listening to Boards of Canada. Where has the time gone??
I saw my future. I saw my past. For a few minutes it was like being alive.