Going to listen to Inferno again tonight
Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2026 8:41 pm
I think it's their best album since the Campfire Headphase which was my introduction to Boards of Canada.
I purchased the digital album from Amazon.llydia wrote:I think i will listen again tonight as well.
What a great idea. Sure. Absolutely!Cupz wrote:maybe we can sync play? what UTC time you pressing play? let's say 2 hours from now, UTC 0000 I'll press play and I hope you will join my collective unconscious
Two hours from now.Cupz wrote:let's go!
YEP UTC 00:00Den wrote:Two hours from now.Cupz wrote:let's go!
Probably too busy reading the daily mail! I imagine his house is just filled to the brim of the stuff. Stacked to the ceiling! One wrong move... and its over.Cupz wrote:I hope our good friend Daily Mail Reader will join us.
I once had the pleasure of entering the home of an avid bicycle "collector" and his house was literally filled with bicycles. Like in random transformations all the way to the ceiling in every inch of the house. It was totally amazing. Bought one of his weird frankenbikes on the spot simply because I was so overwhelmed.llydia wrote:Probably too busy reading the daily mail! I imagine his house is just filled to the brim of the stuff. Stacked to the ceiling! One wrong move... and its over.Cupz wrote:I hope our good friend Daily Mail Reader will join us.
Had exactly this same feeling but with a record shop down an alley in Nottingham where you just walk in and its a guy sat in the middle of what is essentially the tower of babble but made of records. It was awe inspiring. The thing was also, he looked really pissed off that you was there! So I felt my every move judged. Like look at this prick come on go get your records and fuck off! He was probably half expecting the records to collapse onto me and die or something and that's why he was staring. I left with a very cool, flexi disc heart shaped record. I can't remember the artist/album right now, will have to find it!Cupz wrote:I once had the pleasure of entering the home of an avid bicycle "collector" and his house was literally filled with bicycles. Like in random transformations all the way to the ceiling in every inch of the house. It was totally amazing. Bought one of his weird frankenbikes on the spot simply because I was so overwhelmed.llydia wrote:Probably too busy reading the daily mail! I imagine his house is just filled to the brim of the stuff. Stacked to the ceiling! One wrong move... and its over.Cupz wrote:I hope our good friend Daily Mail Reader will join us.
llydia wrote:essentially the tower of babble but made of records. It was awe inspiring. The thing was also, he looked really pissed off that you was there! So I felt my every move judged. Like look at this prick come on go get your records and fuck off!