____twoism

agreed with dublin above, 'red moss' is my favorite off of BOC maxima

overall my favorites would include 'julie and candy'...'one very important thought'...oscar see through the red eye'...'iced cooly'...alpha and omega' and ive always been fond of 'XYZ'

1 ) Whitewater
2 ) Roygbiv
3 ) Pete Standing Alone
4 ) Happy Cycling
5 ) Nova Scotia Robots
6 ) Farewell Fire
7 ) Amo Bishop Roden
8 ) 1969
9 ) Everything You Do is a Balloon
10 ) Chinook

During a high and drunken stupor..

1 ) Macquarie Ridge
2 ) 5-9-78
3 ) Whitewater
4 ) Peacock Tail
5 ) Satellite Anthum Icarus
6 ) Oscar See Through Red Eye
7 ) Slow This Bird Down
8 ) Constants are Changing
9 ) Turquoise Hexagon Sun (maybe 1st)
10 ) A Beautiful Place Out in the Country

Strange.. no Geogaddi on there. Is this when I get kicked off the board?

Seriously.. there's something about the grandeur of "The Campfire Headphase" that I can't escape from. I had an odd (very odd) moment of realization (yes, realization, not clarity) during that long drive a few weeks ago from St. Louis to home. I just couldn't get over the amount of guitars in TCH (something that I had evidently overlooked or just never realized before), but lo' and behold, there's something magical to it.. otherworldly and extremely cohesive. As they've mentioned in interviews (to be believed or not), there's definitely a story going on there.. most likely not the story that they claim..

I've definitely found myself still listening to TCH more than any of their other albums.

wwbjd wrote:
Strange.. no Geogaddi on there. Is this when I get kicked off the board?

Seriously.. there's something about the grandeur of "The Campfire Headphase" that I can't escape from. I had an odd (very odd) moment of realization (yes, realization, not clarity) during that long drive a few weeks ago from St. Louis to home. I just couldn't get over the amount of guitars in TCH (something that I had evidently overlooked or just never realized before), but lo' and behold, there's something magical to it.. otherworldly and extremely cohesive. As they've mentioned in interviews (to be believed or not), there's definitely a story going on there.. most likely not the story that they claim..

I've definitely found myself still listening to TCH more than any of their other albums.

I love TCH. That album is just the depression of america in music.

isawdrones wrote:

wwbjd wrote:
Strange.. no Geogaddi on there. Is this when I get kicked off the board?

Seriously.. there's something about the grandeur of "The Campfire Headphase" that I can't escape from. I had an odd (very odd) moment of realization (yes, realization, not clarity) during that long drive a few weeks ago from St. Louis to home. I just couldn't get over the amount of guitars in TCH (something that I had evidently overlooked or just never realized before), but lo' and behold, there's something magical to it.. otherworldly and extremely cohesive. As they've mentioned in interviews (to be believed or not), there's definitely a story going on there.. most likely not the story that they claim..

I've definitely found myself still listening to TCH more than any of their other albums.

I love TCH. That album is just the depression of america in music.

Agreed, TCH has really grown on me... it's practically dripping with quality.

oirectine

corsair
dawn chorus
kiteracer 2
olson
over the horizon radar

It would take me a long time to figure out just which particular song made it for me but I don't want to. Here's a list instead:

XYZ
Corsair
June 9th
Everything You Do Is A Balloon
Mansel
She Is P
Forest Moon
Kid For Today
In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country
Sixtyniner
Left Side Drive
Heard From THe Telegraph Lines
Peacock Tail
Dayvan Cowboy
Constants Are Changing
Slow This Bird Down
An Eagle In Your Mind
Telephasic Workshop
Bocuma
Roygbiv
Happy Cycling
Music Is Math
Sunshine Recorder
1969
The Beach At Redpoint
Opening The Mouth
Over The Horizon Radar
Dawn Chorus
Diving Station
You Could Feel The Sky


and of course Turquoise Hexagon Sun.

Telephasic Workshop
1969
Dawn Chorus
Track 7 Warp
Dayvan Cowboy

No real order, but those are probably by top 5.

Hmmm, since I last posted in this thread over a year ago, I should update my list to include "Tears from the Compound Eye." It always takes me back to the days when I first discovered BOC and all the emotions from that time. It's definitely my new all time fave track.

full length tracks:
1. whitewater
2. roygbiv
3. gyroscope
4. in a beautiful place out in the country
5. twoism

short "soundscape" tracks

1. from one source all things depend
2. opening the mouth
3. 1986 summer fire
4. niagara
5. kaini industries

zoetrope..plain and simple

just gave "up the march bank" a listen...definitely add it to one of my favorites.

Ok, so I narrowed it down to Whitewater, Forest Moon, and Dawn Chorus.

Whichever one I am currently listening to is my favorite.

My first post (a Boc fan )! I hope remain here for a long time. My favourite 5 songs of Boc, hmm it's a hardest task even I do, but I say:

1. An eagle in your mind
2. Slow this Bird Down
3. Music Is Math
4. In a Beatiful Place...
5. Roygbiv

See ya later!

Pete Standing Alone is by far my favorite! With the beats switching up like that? And the keyboard solo? Seriously, I wish they still did keyboard stuff like that. Now when the songs do a surprise change, it usually means it's going to fade-out.

Derail wrote:I have 3 word's for you all.

Amo

Bishop

Roden

Amo

Bishop

Roden

it is.

ExitEuXa wrote:

Derail wrote:I have 3 word's for you all.

Amo

Bishop

Roden

Amo

Bishop

Roden

it is.

Wow, that's an ancient post! I think it still might be my favorite though.

Happy Cycling