____twoism

wouldn't it have to be prime audio soup vegetarian remix?

oh wait, you said beatless...

Moebius wrote:wouldn't it have to be prime audio soup vegetarian remix?

oh wait, you said beatless...

That deserves a chuckle!

Heard from Telegraph Lines.

farewell fire...*cries*

Vordhosbn wrote:

Techboy wrote:Doesnt constants are changing count?

fucking hell I forgot that.

Listen, get a tiny bit drunk and listen to corsair the loudest possible, then you will realize it is the most emotionally affecting track they've made.

no, listen to it while tripping acid and it will go deeper than you have ever imagined

iec wrote:I fell asleep with OTHR blaring in my ears. Not quietly lulling like I usually do with BoC, I was enveloped in sound. It was so incredibly peaceful... has my vote.

...and tftce. gosh, one of the few surviving unlocked threads

or hey what about audiotrack4 - old tunes vol. 1 side B. those guitars... those guitars..

I dunno...about a month ago, I would've said Corsair hands down, but I'm going to have to say Open The Light. The way those piano sequences hit my brain with the constant bass...breathtaking.

Such a tear between Kaini Industries and Open The Light...

But i picked Open The Light. Out of their entire library, in my opinion, this track sounds so authentic and 70s.

A:B::B:C should have been mentioned as well. And Dandelion. And the Duffy and Circle excerpts!

Shadowshocker wrote:What about 'Heard from Telegraph Lines'?

Absolutely! Heard From Telegraph Lines, Sherbet Head, Kiteracer 2 and Northern Plastics are missing...
So I voted for Tears from the Compound Eye...

AaAaaAaa very hard choice, went with Corsair, but could've also chosen Open The Light, Smallest Weird Number or Over The Horizon Radar. I don't get what you people see in Olson

Also, where are Melissa Juice and 1986 Summer Fire ;__;

noby wrote:AaAaaAaa very hard choice, went with Corsair, but could've also chosen Open The Light, Smallest Weird Number or Over The Horizon Radar. I don't get what you people see in Olson

Also, where are Melissa Juice and 1986 Summer Fire ;__;

The thread title says "post twoism please".

And Olson is an absolutely brilliant song.

Tears from the compound eye!

My top 3 favorite BoC tracks are Sequoia, An Eagle In Your Mind, and Tears From The Compound Eye, so yeah.

Anybody who doesn't vote Tears From The Compound Eye is a farty face.

Tie for me between The Smallest Weird Number^, It's Too Orangey*, and Corsair

^ And I don't know if I like the reversed on on the 35 track tape more or the original
* I think it's called that, but it's the end segment of Sixtyten


Also, all of the tracks on the 1995 version of Twoism are absolutely stunning, especially 1986 Summer Fire.

Also the intro to eydiab is brilliant.

747Music wrote:

noby wrote:AaAaaAaa very hard choice, went with Corsair, but could've also chosen Open The Light, Smallest Weird Number or Over The Horizon Radar. I don't get what you people see in Olson

Also, where are Melissa Juice and 1986 Summer Fire ;__;

The thread title says "post twoism please".

And Olson is an absolutely brilliant song.

Oh duh, somehow I missed that in the thread title.

Also, all of the tracks on the 1995 version of Twoism are absolutely stunning, especially 1986 Summer Fire.

What do you mean 1995 version? As far as I know it doesn't differ in any way from the 2002 re-press.

noby wrote:

Also, all of the tracks on the 1995 version of Twoism are absolutely stunning, especially 1986 Summer Fire.

What do you mean 1995 version? As far as I know it doesn't differ in any way from the 2002 re-press.

They are quite different and the 1995 version is a bit longer. There are sections missing from the reprint

Zeffolia wrote:

noby wrote:

Also, all of the tracks on the 1995 version of Twoism are absolutely stunning, especially 1986 Summer Fire.

What do you mean 1995 version? As far as I know it doesn't differ in any way from the 2002 re-press.

They are quite different and the 1995 version is a bit longer. There are sections missing from the reprint

If I recall correctly Sixtyniner is about 30 seconds longer, but otherwise the versions are identical. Have you actually heard the 1995 version? Has someone actually dared to play the record?

noby wrote:

Zeffolia wrote:

noby wrote: What do you mean 1995 version? As far as I know it doesn't differ in any way from the 2002 re-press.

They are quite different and the 1995 version is a bit longer. There are sections missing from the reprint

If I recall correctly Sixtyniner is about 30 seconds longer, but otherwise the versions are identical. Have you actually heard the 1995 version? Has someone actually dared to play the record?

Yes I have a rip of the vinyl. It sounds very crackly and lo-fi and I prefer it over the repress version.

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