Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2013 2:00 pm
Probably One Very Important Thought. My friend turned their head toward me and just had this "wtf...man" expression on their face. I love it though, the music and the vocal sample.
you're a scuba diver? i listen to a lot of Jerry Garcia and hearing him talk about scuba diving what it means to mean has made me want to learn and certified. living around Monterey county must be sensational. still need to listen to BOC in Big Sur.paul wrote:in my line of work we actually do expeditions to Seamounts (not too far from Monterey is the Davidson Seamount) ... so our head Ph.D. who works extensively on Seamount research, nearly shit when i played him 'Dandelion' as his intro to BOC. the rest is history.optic wrote:For me it's Dandelion. I was playing it and my friend picked up on the voice and said "what the hell is Leslie Nielson doing talking about scuba diving over this backwards crap?" I was impressed with his skill in identifying the voice, but had no answers...as has been said earlier, if you don't get it you really just don't get it.
and who doesn't love Leslie Nielson?Dr. Rumack: What was it we had for dinner tonight?
Elaine Dickinson: Well, we had a choice of steak or fish.
Dr. Rumack: Yes, yes, I remember, I had lasagna.
yes i am (i do underwater video for the Marine Sanctuary program) and you are correct about Monterey. the cold water here brings a great diversity of life - from Humpback Whales to Nudibranchs. diving allows me to escape this world and its really like the best trip ever - strange colors and lifeforms.d e n wrote:you're a scuba diver? i listen to a lot of Jerry Garcia and hearing him talk about scuba diving what it means to mean has made me want to learn and certified. living around Monterey county must be sensational. still need to listen to BOC in Big Sur.paul wrote:in my line of work we actually do expeditions to Seamounts (not too far from Monterey is the Davidson Seamount) ... so our head Ph.D. who works extensively on Seamount research, nearly shit when i played him 'Dandelion' as his intro to BOC. the rest is history.optic wrote:For me it's Dandelion. I was playing it and my friend picked up on the voice and said "what the hell is Leslie Nielson doing talking about scuba diving over this backwards crap?" I was impressed with his skill in identifying the voice, but had no answers...as has been said earlier, if you don't get it you really just don't get it.
and who doesn't love Leslie Nielson?Dr. Rumack: What was it we had for dinner tonight?
Elaine Dickinson: Well, we had a choice of steak or fish.
Dr. Rumack: Yes, yes, I remember, I had lasagna.
Oh my gosh, I love nudibranchs!paul wrote: yes i am (i do underwater video for the Marine Sanctuary program) and you are correct about Monterey. the cold water here brings a great diversity of life - from Humpback Whales to Nudibranchs. diving allows me to escape this world and its really like the best trip ever - strange colors and lifeforms.
i think everyone should dive at least once ... a lot of the WTF BOC songs begin to make sense once i am on the ocean floor or floating in the kelp forests.
i am envious. that is an incredible job.paul wrote:yes i am (i do underwater video for the Marine Sanctuary program) and you are correct about Monterey. the cold water here brings a great diversity of life - from Humpback Whales to Nudibranchs. diving allows me to escape this world and its really like the best trip ever - strange colors and lifeforms.d e n wrote:you're a scuba diver? i listen to a lot of Jerry Garcia and hearing him talk about scuba diving what it means to mean has made me want to learn and certified. living around Monterey county must be sensational. still need to listen to BOC in Big Sur.paul wrote: in my line of work we actually do expeditions to Seamounts (not too far from Monterey is the Davidson Seamount) ... so our head Ph.D. who works extensively on Seamount research, nearly shit when i played him 'Dandelion' as his intro to BOC. the rest is history.
and who doesn't love Leslie Nielson?
i think everyone should dive at least once ... a lot of the WTF BOC songs begin to make sense once i am on the ocean floor or floating in the kelp forests.
d e n wrote:i am envious. that is an incredible job.paul wrote:yes i am (i do underwater video for the Marine Sanctuary program) and you are correct about Monterey. the cold water here brings a great diversity of life - from Humpback Whales to Nudibranchs. diving allows me to escape this world and its really like the best trip ever - strange colors and lifeforms.d e n wrote: you're a scuba diver? i listen to a lot of Jerry Garcia and hearing him talk about scuba diving what it means to mean has made me want to learn and certified. living around Monterey county must be sensational. still need to listen to BOC in Big Sur.
i think everyone should dive at least once ... a lot of the WTF BOC songs begin to make sense once i am on the ocean floor or floating in the kelp forests.
you should secretly edit some Marine Sanctuary Program footage to BOC.
and yeah, if i could be any other animal i'd be a whale for sure.
no boc tracks stand out to me in the way you describe. i don't know what you mean by "real" tracks. boc's music is so stunning and immediate that i can't think of a single track that would alienate all but the most die-hard boc fans. everyone i have introduced boc to have loved them: young people to middle-aged people, classic rock aficionados to pop lovers—everyonemeat like product wrote:I was listening to Geogaddi in my car today and when I cranked up after work Gyroscope was just beginning.. I spiraling down the parking garage with my windows opened and was just imagining what people were thinking of the music I was listening to.. As all of you may know Gyroscope is nuts but it's so effing good. I was wondering what are some of your favorite tracks that you would never use to introduce someone to BoC because you know they would be like "what the f**k??"
And I'm talking about the "real" tracks. Nothing like A is to B.. or Niagara.. stuff that obviously only we can appreciate.
You Could Feel The SkyMeddle wrote:I remember on a song from Geogaddi, but not sure which one, there is what sounds like a man singing a weird "ahahahhhuuuah" maybe two or three times. That kind of freaked me out
Keeoaddi wrote:I showed my dad Geogaddi but he wouldn't listen to 'You Could Feel the Sky', i think that he found that noise unbearable.