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this song makes me fiend the old albums so hard..i know its only like a 40 second clip but it just sounds so...intensely ugly and simple and out of place but so nice..completely boc vibes...i bet the full song (and all the other old tunes) would be fucking unbelievable.


..wouldnt you like to be free?= boc+mbv

I've never heard this. Where do you find it?

Never heard of it either, whoever it's by.

.wouldnt you like to be free?= boc+mbv

OK, so I assume MBV = My Bloody Valentine who I've just discovered are liked by BOC:-

'Pitchfork: More than any of your records before, this one (Campfire) reminds me most of My Bloody Valentine's Loveless.

Mike: Well, that's a great compliment. Of course we are massive fans of My Bloody Valentine. Loveless is probably one of my top five favorite albums of all time. I think that, even if we don't sound like them, there's a connection in terms of the approach to the music.'

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/interview ... canada-05/

Hey man, I've just skimmed that interview and discovered Marcus and Michael are brothers! Sorry if I'm a little late discovering that but it really make sense to me now. I always wondered how they managed to stick together for so long.

Incidentally, I noticed the interviewer spelt 'definitely' wrong (definately). That one winds me up, he should know better!

Bye, kozmikoid.

kozmikoid wrote:Never heard of it either, whoever it's by.

.wouldnt you like to be free?= boc+mbv

Hey man, I've just skimmed that interview and discovered Marcus and Michael are brothers! Sorry if I'm a little late discovering that but it really make sense to me now. I always wondered how they managed to stick together for so long.

Welcome to last year! J/K Anyone have the clip for this track?

kozmikoid wrote:My Bloody Valentine who I've just discovered

Monday: you discover this forum
Tuesday: you discover Soulseek
Wednesday: you discover My Bloody Valentine
Hope for you the whole year 2006 will keep on going that way

For thursday, friday and saturday, other essential albums:
- Slowdive "Souvlaki" (Creation, 1994)
- Ride "Nowhere" (Creation, 1990) (and also the single "Leave them all behind" from the 2nd LP, it is just as good as the MBV single "Soon")
- Pale Saints "The comfort of Madness" (4AD, 1990) (and the EPs "Half-life" & "Flesh Balloon")
- Piano Magic "Low Birth Weight" (Rocket Girl, 1999)

And for sunday:
- Boards of Canada

And a few french bands pour la route:
- Domotic "Bye Bye (Active Suspension, 2002) (= Autechre meets BOC meets Grandaddy)
- Melodium (free MP3eps on http://www.autresdirections.net/inmusic/

Sounds like Christmas never really stopped for kozmikoid.

Hey Derail, DocteurOrlof, thedisavowed.

How are you guys doing? Just had to pip in and says thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate that list DocteurOrlof. I'll check it out ASAP.

Welcome to last year!

Derail, that was a funny line.

Hey, thedisavowed, it's funny that you should mention that line about Christmas never really stopping because today I received A Beautiful Place Out in the Country and Hi Scores from Warp Records. Nice prompt delivery too. I have all their stuff now on CD (about time!), all I can buy that is. It's a good feeling. I ripped them at great quality and slapped them on my jukebox for my eternal pleasure. If it makes it to the afterlife that is.

See ya around, kozmikoid.

kozmikoid wrote: I'll check it out ASAP

Ooops, forgot this one: no shoegazing, just one of the most beautiful (and influential) electronic album i've heard this last few years (with Isan's "Beautronics" and "Music has the right to children"):
- Fennesz "Endless Summer" (Mego, 2001)
Maybe you'll need to listen a few times before enjoing it (the title refers to the Beach Boys, but it's still a MEgo album). Hope you'll like this one.

(and now, back to a 100% BOC topic )

Hey DocteurOrlof, further to your recommendations, I have managed to listen to Fennesz' "Endless Summer", Slowdive's "Souvlaki", Ride's "Nowhere" and finally Isan's "Beautronics" (the first 7 tracks)

Now then, track 1 off Beautronics I recognised straight away, a gorgeous track. It's on a CD I have from the Channel 4 series in the UK called The Trip (wonderful series late at night featuring montages of strange video clips over some great music). Boards of Canada are on it too, Telephasic Workshop to be exact.

The Isan stuff is truly cool, I'll buy the album.

The Slowdive album is also very good. Many nice tracks on here.

Loving Fennesz "Endless Summer". Shisheido is a beautiful track. The whole album is gonna sound great tonight when I listen to it with my cans in bed in the dark. Another one to buy.

Finally that Ride album is pretty cool. Retro sounding for sure (60's). I can hear The Stone Roses in there too (not saying they were an influence). That opening track "Seagull" is an awesome track man, as is Kaleidoscope.

I'm hoping to find the Pale Saints' "The Comfort of Madness" and Piano Magic's "Low Birth Weight" soon.

Anyway, I've not had chance to fully listen to all the stuff but just wanna thank you for pointing me towards such great music.

Finally, I have two recommendations for you (or anyone else reading this), two of THE MOST BEAUTIFUL albums I have ever heard. They are The Plateux Of Mirror and The Pearl, both are by Harold Budd and Brian Eno. The music is truly sublime. I feel sure you will appreciate them enormously (if you don't already have them that is).

Check these reviews over on Amazon:-

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00000 ... nce&n=5174

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00000 ... nce&n=5174

Bye for now, kozmikoid.

kozmikoid wrote:track 1 off Beautronics I recognised straight away, a gorgeous track. It's on a CD I have from the Channel 4 series in the UK called The Trip (wonderful series late at night featuring montages of strange video clips over some great music). Boards of Canada are on it too, Telephasic Workshop to be exact.
The Isan stuff is truly cool.

I have two recommendations, two of THE MOST BEAUTIFUL albums I have ever heard. They are The Plateux Of Mirror and The Pearl, both are by Harold Budd and Brian Eno. The music is truly sublime. I feel sure you will appreciate them enormously (if you don't already have them that is).

Oops, shame on me... I bought a several Eno albums a few years ago ("Taking tiger mountain", "Another green world" - his best?, "Ambient 1"...), but missed those two. I could just download them, but I guess in the end I'll have to buy them anyway

About Isan, except maybe "Lucky cat", all their albums are good (the latest "Meet next life" is a gem), and their long out of print singles are even better. That's why the "Clockwork menagerie" should be be on your (neverending?) list too.