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was just wondering where you guys place these..

are they pre - twoism?
do they exist in studio format..
or where they created just for the live shows?

its obvious we dont know for sure but just your thoughts please...

I think that BoC writes more music then they release...


Thats it...

They are the mysterious wonders that rock your head when you need a boc fix..ATP track 1 is bliss

pretty sure they were distributed post-twoism, pre BoC maxima. as for when they were composed??? anyone's guess. usually the best source of info is Fredd-e pages (boc pages at top of forum window) or if you can get an answer from him, MDG on WATMM.

now, because i am some kind of idiot usually, i see that you are talking the live tapes and not old tunes... so, nevermind!

Keeping in mind that some of their old tunes have resurfaced as fragments of later songs, and that they've stated that they come up with little fragments and stuff... then we can conclude that bnfjiobjf

Where do you find the ATP tracks? I wouldn't mind hearing some of the (as of yet) unreleased ones.

Treefingers wrote:Where do you find the ATP tracks? I wouldn't mind hearing some of the (as of yet) unreleased ones.

soulseek

"Play Twice Before Listening" - by Koen Poolman
Originally appeared in OOR magazine, March 2002. Copyright © OOR

You've recorded over 90 songs for Geogaddi. Only 22 - and the silent Magic Window - made it onto the album. At Cambersands you played an utterly brilliant new track that's not on the album.
Marcus: It's about what fits in the context of the album. When we play live we often play tracks that haven't been released. Sometimes those tracks will be used later, sometimes we will move on from that sound and leave the track behind.

Thanks for digging that out.

I seriously hope they use them soon.. on the next album would be nice.
It would be a tragedy if they left them behind.

Cupz wrote:I think that BoC writes more music then they release...


Thats it...

yep

are most of the atp tracks supposed to be totally clipped?

Cupz wrote:I think that BoC writes more music then they release...


Thats it...

All musicians write more music than they release, partly because all musicians write some music which they think is total crap. At least they should.

the ninth track of the atp set is cool, the one with chorus...

the 6th track (with the girl singing) of the warp10 thing...I reversed it...and its just a repeated loop from some song...something about "in my soul".....weird

then the 3rd track of Lighthouse is also amazing

Its actually pretty annoying that most of BoC's most rhythmically complex tunes aren't released...they are genius.

Vordhosbn wrote:Its actually pretty annoying that most of BoC's most rhythmically complex tunes aren't released...they are genius.

i know! why dont they just use the hell interface moniker for those releases if they dont think they would fit on a BoC album???

audiotrack wrote:do they exist in studio format..
or where they created just for the live shows?

I found something very interesting about this once. Shortly after the [wiki]ATP[/wiki] performance, one of the DJs spun one of the unreleased BoC tracks at Nesh, a regular Warp night at a London nightclub. The poster (from [wiki]idm-l[/wiki]) said it was the second ATP track, which is still unreleased, although it's possible he got confused and it was instead one of the Geogaddi tracks that BoC played, which were unreleased at the time.

Makes you wonder what else might be hidden in the Warp vaults...

Post from Iain Forfar on the idm mailing list, April 20, 2001