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So, I decided to read the interview with BoC from Pitchfork.com (2005) regardning their release of Campfire Headphase. Then one line that instantly caught my eye: "Mike: We also started working on an acoustic version of Music Has the Right to Children years ago and it still exists."

So...just in theory, I dont wanna encourage any crime. But IN THEORY, would someone be able to snatch a copy of that acoustic version and give me my audiorgasm that I've been waiting for so long?
If the brothers themselves sits with an acoustic version of the best record of all time, why don't they release it!? Damn...sometimes they are so mean, or just lazy. Or do we have to wait for like, a 25th anniversary of the record?

Damn...those dudes really got the goods, but they aint selling any of it.

LeoHmr wrote:So, I decided to read the interview with BoC from Pitchfork.com (2005) regardning their release of Campfire Headphase. Then one line that instantly caught my eye: "Mike: We also started working on an acoustic version of Music Has the Right to Children years ago and it still exists."

So...just in theory, I dont wanna encourage any crime. But IN THEORY, would someone be able to snatch a copy of that acoustic version and give me my audiorgasm that I've been waiting for so long?
If the brothers themselves sits with an acoustic version of the best record of all time, why don't they release it!? Damn...sometimes they are so mean, or just lazy. Or do we have to wait for like, a 25th anniversary of the record?

Damn...those dudes really got the goods, but they aint selling any of it.

Who is ED?

Are you really asking someone to magically find an acoustic version of MHTRTC and send it to you??

Whoever decides to go, don't forget all of their old stuff. Hooper Bay, Closes, you know.

Thanks!

Grab a guitar and make that album, and then , orgasm.

It's their decision. Obviously none of us understand that. They have reasons beyond our understanding on why they don't release the stuff that they have.

nick47 wrote:Are you really asking someone to magically find an acoustic version of MHTRTC and send it to you??

That^

LeoHmr wrote:So, I decided to read the interview with BoC from Pitchfork.com (2005) regardning their release of Campfire Headphase. Then one line that instantly caught my eye: "Mike: We also started working on an acoustic version of Music Has the Right to Children years ago and it still exists."

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*dies*

Maybe it just really isn't that good.

You could make an acoustic version of the album out of the scores of covers on youtube people have done using piano's, guitars and so on.

23degreesdream wrote:You could make an acoustic version of the album out of the scores of covers on youtube people have done using piano's, guitars and so on.

Yeah, Tomisnever has a bunch of great stuff posted on youtube. Check these out:

Olson Guitar Cover:



Kiteracer 2 Guitar Cover (not MHTRTC but who cares, lovely bass):



Fantastic.

Yeah they were working on an acoustic version of the album but I heard they had problems miking up a seagull for Happy Cycling in the studio which led to an embarassing incident with something getting lodged somewhere and the RSPCA being called. Lets just say music having the right to children is now a moot point.

MrMessiah wrote:Yeah they were working on an acoustic version of the album but I heard they had problems miking up a seagull for Happy Cycling in the studio which led to an embarassing incident with something getting lodged somewhere and the RSPCA being called. Lets just say music having the right to children is now a moot point.

23degreesdream wrote:

MrMessiah wrote:Yeah they were working on an acoustic version of the album but I heard they had problems miking up a seagull for Happy Cycling in the studio which led to an embarassing incident with something getting lodged somewhere and the RSPCA being called. Lets just say music having the right to children is now a moot point.

I've milked a seagull before and its fucking gross. You have to crank so hard on the vise you usually get some pink and red coming out.

radiateme wrote:

23degreesdream wrote:You could make an acoustic version of the album out of the scores of covers on youtube people have done using piano's, guitars and so on.

Yeah, Tomisnever has a bunch of great stuff posted on youtube. Check these out:

Olson Guitar Cover:



Kiteracer 2 Guitar Cover (not MHTRTC but who cares, lovely bass):



Fantastic.

That Tomisnever guy is awesome. Spinetingling even. Thanks for the links!

esselfortium wrote:Maybe it just really isn't that good.

+1

Lens Larque wrote:

23degreesdream wrote:

MrMessiah wrote:Yeah they were working on an acoustic version of the album but I heard they had problems miking up a seagull for Happy Cycling in the studio which led to an embarassing incident with something getting lodged somewhere and the RSPCA being called. Lets just say music having the right to children is now a moot point.

I've milked a seagull before and its fucking gross. You have to crank so hard on the vise you usually get some pink and red coming out.

zeitgeist wrote:

Lens Larque wrote:

23degreesdream wrote:

I've milked a seagull before and its fucking gross. You have to crank so hard on the vise you usually get some pink and red coming out.

Now we are talking

Yep, it really exists.


Here's Telephasic Workshop from the album.

Rodheh wrote:Yep, it really exists.


Here's Telephasic Workshop from the album.

Mr Sheep wrote:

radiateme wrote:

23degreesdream wrote:You could make an acoustic version of the album out of the scores of covers on youtube people have done using piano's, guitars and so on.

Yeah, Tomisnever has a bunch of great stuff posted on youtube. Check these out:

Olson Guitar Cover:



Kiteracer 2 Guitar Cover (not MHTRTC but who cares, lovely bass):



Fantastic.

That Tomisnever guy is awesome. Spinetingling even. Thanks for the links!

Well i do my best Thanks guys.

P.S what interview is that from? I don't think I've read that one.