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7T wrote:I have come to the conclusion that Telephasic Workshop is my favorite song.

I second that!
The best part of the track is where that stern american voice says "Bordering Canada"
I don't know why, but it is.

1. An Eagle in Your Mind
2. Sixtyten
3. Telephasic Workshop
4. Dawn Chorus
5. 84 Pontiac Dream

That's my list for now, but I'd probably change it soon since I still need to get Twoism/Old Tunes.

Numerator wrote:

7T wrote:I have come to the conclusion that Telephasic Workshop is my favorite song.

I second that!
The best part of the track is where that stern american voice says "Bordering Canada"
I don't know why, but it is.

There is just so much going on in this the track its unbelievable. I actually find myself sometimes singing along to the cut up vocals, I must sound like a freakin spaz lol...

My faved 141 songs:

Sixtyniner
Oirectine
Iced Cooly
Basefree
Twoism
Mellisa Juice
1986 Summer Fire
Hi Scores
Turquoise Hexagon Sun
Nlogax
Seeya Later
Everything you do is a ballon
rodox video
carcan
devil
she is P
Davie addison
original nlogax
sequoia
5 9 78
wendy miller
paul russel piece
nova scotia robots
niagara
Red Moss
White water
One very Important thought (Old and New)
Audiotracks A (1 3 5 7 8 9 15) B (6 9 10 11 15 17 20)
we've started up
Jimbo rehearsing
statue of liberty
dave (i'm real traditionalist)
peace-tony-devil
to the wind
iraq says
on a rolling sea
david came to mahana'im
north sea arbeit
mushyz
heysanna hosanna
fly in the pool
muchinabaht
it's a whole 'nother year
bmx track
hiscores (old tunes)
geometric piss
zander two
apparatus
alpha rainbow
nothern plastics
buckie high
i love my new shears
solarium
breaking nehushtan
orange hexagon sun
Chinook (Aquarius)
Eagle in your mind
Colour of the fire
Telepathic workshop
triangles and rhombuses
sixtyten
kaini industries
bocuma
roygbiv
rue the whirl
olson
pete standing alone
Aquarius Version 3
Happy Cycling
Olson version 3
Warp 10th Anniversary unknown (8 9)
Spiro
Kid for today
Zoetrope
All tomorrow parties unknown (6 9)
A is to B as B is to C (Sample 1,2) + original song
music is math
beware the friendly stranger
dendelion
the smallest weird number
1969
energy warning
alfa and omega
i saw drones
the devil is in details
over the horizon radar
you could feel the sky
From one source all things depends
into the rainbow vein
chromakey dreamcoat
satellite anthem icarus
Dayvan Cowboy
Amoment of Clarity
'84 Pontiac Dream
Sherbet Head
Atarochronone
Hey saturday sun
Constans are changing
Slow this bird down
farewell fire
Macquarie ridge
Left side drive
Heard from the telegraph lines
under the coke sign
Trapped (Hell interface and original remixes)
Midas Touch (Hell interface)
Wouldn't you like to be free (Demo)
Flutes
seven forty seven (short + full 33rpm)
trails
Time apple
website intro
alfa and omega 33rpm
Orange Romeda
Roygbiv (Alfa Quest Mix)
Bubbah's tum - dirty grate mable
Clouddead - dead dogs two
Mira Calix - sandings
Poppy seed reprise
D C (bit)
Kid for today (Stereolab remix)

Sorry for long post

7T wrote:

Numerator wrote:

7T wrote:I have come to the conclusion that Telephasic Workshop is my favorite song.

I second that!
The best part of the track is where that stern american voice says "Bordering Canada"
I don't know why, but it is.

There is just so much going on in this the track its unbelievable. I actually find myself sometimes singing along to the cut up vocals, I must sound like a freakin spaz lol...

haha I do that too

"euh-euh-euh-euh-euh-euh e-e-e-e-e-e-uh B-B-Bordering Canada"

I should get out more...

I swear that at some point in that song it sounds like someone is stuttering over 'It is absolutely necessary' or something along those lines.

Brilliant song, there are so many people speaking that it always makes me think of a heated debate.

i think my top tracks are...

olson
oscar see through red eye
pete standing alone
whitewater
chinook
kaini industries
bocuma
roygbiv

in no particular order.

My top ten most played boc tracks on last.fm:

Gyroscope
Dawn Chorus
1969
Julie and Candy
Amo Bishop Roden
Chromakey Dreamcoat
Roygbiv
Sunshine Recorder
Dandelion
The Devil is in The Details

Forest moon
telephasic workshop

I love most of the old tunes stuff, very nice indeed!

oh and finity!

Farewell Fire

Mark Geranium wrote:I swear that at some point in that song it sounds like someone is stuttering over 'It is absolutely necessary' or something along those lines.

Brilliant song, there are so many people speaking that it always makes me think of a heated debate.

i haven't heard that in the song yet, although i don't doubt it's in there. i seem to always hear "still, stay very very still", "you don't know, you, you don't know", something about "tradition", and "eight, eight, eight" at certain parts of the song, especially clear to me at 5:40 in and after. great song

Numerator wrote:

7T wrote:I have come to the conclusion that Telephasic Workshop is my favorite song.

I second that!
The best part of the track is where that stern american voice says "Bordering Canada"
I don't know why, but it is.

Funny. I hear that as "Order of Canada". Anyway, Telephasic Workshop is excellent.

Bocuma. It's the one I always come back to, and the one I've always wanted to find the appropriate imagery for. It does things to my head I wish I could explain.

This week (about 7 or 8 years years after I first heard it), I put something together that I thought fitted. The footage is mine. (HD, so slow / possibly jerky on playback depending on your system): http://vimeo.com/10196486

Whitewater

5.9.78
Buckie High
Kid For Today
Diving Station
Seven Forty Seven
Bocuma
Sequoia
Telephasic Workshop
Nova Scotia Robots
Olson
Happy Cycling
Carcan
Chromakey Dreamcoat
Korona
Orange Romeda
Seeya Later
Red Moss
Mansel
Left Side Drive
Hey Saturday Sun
Dawn Chorus

I've just downloaded some of the Old Tunes. Sure, it's juvenilia and some of the Tunes are pretty one-dimensional. But then they produce a track like Audiotrack 13B - or "Davie Addison" - and suddenly it's in three dimensions. It's difficult to pinpoint why; perhaps its the old Bach thing of regular patterns, but then you spot the fact that they have altered the pitch a bit and it shifts slightly. Then you realise it's not sequenced, but played live, and the quavers aren't equal length. So a human being has played it, not a bunch of circuits. Or Audiotrack 15A ("I Will Get It Tattooed") - such beauty to be found in a minute of music! It's easy enough to reproduce on a keyoard at home (I've played it myself, it didn't take a lot of effort to work out) and yet it's just so right.


What staggers me is that although some of the Old Tunes appear on their albums, they did not use them more. Either track I've mentioned would have graced Music Has The Right To Children, and yet they do not. And that is such a statement of their art....

An Eagle in Your Mind - this is the song that hooked me when MHTRTC was released. Drugs suddenly made sense

5-9-78
Hi Scores
Amo Bishop Roden
Gyroscope
I Will Get it Tattooed
Lots of other random Old Tunes tracks

In TW I hear "Border of Canada"

From owning current computer for only about 1yr now, my most played track is Kid For Today - and i'd say that's about accurate at being my favourite BOC song. I sometimes go through phases of favouritism for other tracks (Often Slow This Bird Down and In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country), but I think KFT as the start of that EP (and the rest of the EP) are where boc *clicks* with me the most ^_^

-Snuf