Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 11:35 pm
Sometimes I forget that the music I listen to doesn't have words.
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How do people react when they hear BoC for the first time?
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Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 11:44 pm
My dad gets nauseous from the detuned/nagging synths in boc's music. Whilst I think it's soothing.
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 12:11 am
"Weird" - my father
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 12:20 am
My mum thought Roygbiv and Aquarius were awesome.
She also loved some of the piano tracks off Aphex Twin's Druqks Lp too.
She also loved some of the piano tracks off Aphex Twin's Druqks Lp too.
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 3:25 am
hahaha nice one!Fredd-E wrote:Just like her sister shat all over Boards?jakestott wrote:Boards would shit all over fucking Beyonce!!!!!!!
I actually downloaded a few tracks off of music has the right to children (some of them were incomplete), back in 2005, then in 2006, I moved out of my town, and me and my flatmate were chilling with the light out, that's when they randomly kicked in on shuffle, and boy was I amazed. I had no net back then so I ended up listening to all of Pete standing alone, an eagle in your mind, olson, the color of the fire, wildlife analyis, kaini industries and some of rue the whirl, I don't remember details vividly, but it's something like this.
the color of the fire was the track that REALLY got to me, it still is, it's much more nostalgic than any of their other tracks, 2ndly comes ready let's go..
what shocked me most is listening to them on weed, back then, the vivid details, layers upon layers upon layers of sound...
to this day i can't even begin to voice how beautiful this music is.
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 5:44 am
My wife pretty much didn't like Boards at first - she very much likes music with words, so ambient stuff does very little for her. But sometimes, when she doesn't care, she'll leave it on in the car. She likes some of the more "upbeat" sounding BoC songs (Dayvan, Roygbiv, Aquarius), but the unsettling/sad/gloomy stuff still weirds her out a bit.
But she's gotten used to it enough now that she understands why I like it.
But she's gotten used to it enough now that she understands why I like it.
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:13 pm
"I could study to this!" (Peacock Tail, Hey Saturday Sun)
"Seriously?" (Pretty much everything else)
truthfully most of the people I've let listen to BoC have been begging me to make them copies of all of my albums. Everyone with at least decent taste in music can appreciate TCH even if electronic stuff isn't their thing.
"Seriously?" (Pretty much everything else)
truthfully most of the people I've let listen to BoC have been begging me to make them copies of all of my albums. Everyone with at least decent taste in music can appreciate TCH even if electronic stuff isn't their thing.
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 8:52 pm
ROFL!!Twoism-ist wrote:My friend: "interesting, but not my thing"
My same friend a few months later "OMG I NEED TO DOWNLOAD EVERYTHING THAT IS BOC"
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 9:04 pm
my mum really enjoys the track kiteracer 2 
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 9:13 pm
I was just about to comment on your sky/trees avatar, Bleak. And then you... JUST changed it? Weird.bleak. wrote:my mum really enjoys the track kiteracer 2
I was going to say I really liked the colors in your old one, but I like the new one too.
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 10:03 pm
that is a bit odd! my current avatar is taken from 'protect and survive' - educational films to instruct the british public what to do in an event of a nuclear war. what's even more bizarre is that BOC have used them in their live sets it seems. here is a link to the short film - and here is a link to a live BOC picture - http://bocpages.org/w/images/BOC-live-05.jpgsaturdayindex wrote:I was just about to comment on your sky/trees avatar, Bleak. And then you... JUST changed it? Weird.bleak. wrote:my mum really enjoys the track kiteracer 2
I was going to say I really liked the colors in your old one, but I like the new one too.
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 10:20 pm
"Doesn't have any words in, it's not even really music"
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 10:30 pm
I hope you slapped them. Hard and repeatedly.oyster wrote:"Doesn't have any words in, it's not even really music"
My better half usually makes a comment about "That's some nice plinky-plonky music".
"Plinky-Plonky" music is her phrase for anything IDM, Ambient, Drone, or not ABBA.
She did however, admit that she enjoyed listening to BOC when travelling across Canada a few years ago. Sadly, she hates Aquarius and I got told off for teaching her little nephew to say "Orrrrrrange!".
Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:54 am
whoa this is weird, I was actually watching this and other PIF films a few days ago.bleak. wrote:that is a bit odd! my current avatar is taken from 'protect and survive' - educational films to instruct the british public what to do in an event of a nuclear war. what's even more bizarre is that BOC have used them in their live sets it seems. here is a link to the short film - and here is a link to a live BOC picture - http://bocpages.org/w/images/BOC-live-05.jpgsaturdayindex wrote:I was just about to comment on your sky/trees avatar, Bleak. And then you... JUST changed it? Weird.bleak. wrote:my mum really enjoys the track kiteracer 2
I was going to say I really liked the colors in your old one, but I like the new one too.
If you're into this stuff and BoC...well, obviously you do- you should check out Ghost Box, particularly The Advisory Circle that touches a lot on the sound of early electronics much like BoC.
Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 5:07 am
"WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT!!!??" (An Eagle in Your Mind, walking in on the "I Love You" moment)
Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 2:51 pm
LOLOL!Mexicola wrote:oyster wrote:My better half usually makes a comment about "That's some nice plinky-plonky music".
"Plinky-Plonky" music is her phrase for anything IDM, Ambient, Drone, or not ABBA.
She did however, admit that she enjoyed listening to BOC when travelling across Canada a few years ago. Sadly, she hates Aquarius and I got told off for teaching her little nephew to say "Orrrrrrange!".
Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 4:42 pm
Ive found the real "Plinky-Plonky" ha haMexicola wrote:I hope you slapped them. Hard and repeatedly.oyster wrote:"Doesn't have any words in, it's not even really music"
My better half usually makes a comment about "That's some nice plinky-plonky music".
"Plinky-Plonky" music is her phrase for anything IDM, Ambient, Drone, or not ABBA.
She did however, admit that she enjoyed listening to BOC when travelling across Canada a few years ago. Sadly, she hates Aquarius and I got told off for teaching her little nephew to say "Orrrrrrange!".
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Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 6:15 pm
Why is it, that so much of the electronic music that IS produced, if i can be rude about it, it belongs a little, one feels, to the squeak and jibber school, so to speak...Mexicola wrote: My better half usually makes a comment about "That's some nice plinky-plonky music".
"Plinky-Plonky" music is her phrase for anything IDM, Ambient, Drone, or not ABBA.
Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 6:30 pm
turquoise70 wrote:squeak and jibber school...
PS - I'm not sure what the question was, but the way you asked it was very funny - reading it makes me think of Monty Python for some reason?!?
Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 9:10 pm
it's from Perlandine Friday by christ. 