Boards Of Canada ‎– Geogaddi

Label:

Beat Records – BRC- 51

Format:

CD, Album

Country:

Japan

Released:

13 Feb 2002

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Abstract, IDM, Ambient

Tracklist

1	Ready Lets Go	0:59
2	Music Is Math	5:21
3	Beware The Friendly Stranger	0:38
4	Gyroscope	3:35
5	Dandelion	1:15
6	Sunshine Recorder	6:13
7	In The Annexe	1:22
8	Julie And Candy	5:30
9	The Smallest Weird Number	1:17
10	1969	4:21
11	Energy Warning	0:35
12	The Beach At Redpoint	4:19
13	Opening The Mouth	1:11
14	Alpha And Omega	7:03
15	I Saw Drones	0:27
16	The Devil Is In The Details	3:53
17	A Is To B As B Is To C	1:41
18	Over The Horizon Radar	1:09
19	Dawn Chorus	3:35
20	Diving Station	1:27
21	You Could Feel The Sky	5:14
22	Corsair	2:52
23	Magic Window	1:44
24	From One Source All Things Depend	2:10

Credits

Producer, Written-By – Marcus Eoin, Michael Sandison

Notes

Track 24 is a bonus track for the Japanese version only.

Other Versions (Showing 5 of 5) View All

Title, Format	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Geogaddi (CD, Album)	Warp Records, Music70	warpcd101	UK	2002
Geogaddi (CD, Album)	Warp Records, Zomba Records	WARP CD 101, RTD 126.3567.2	Germany	2002
Geogaddi (CD, Album, Ltd)	Warp Records, Music70	warpcd101, none	UK	2002
Geogaddi (2x12", Album + 12", S/Sided, Etch)	Warp Records, Warp Records	warplp101, warp101lp	UK	2002
Geogaddi (Cass, Album, Promo)	Beat Records, Warp Records	BRC51, none	Japan	2002

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Rated 5/5

Review by AlexFolland Jun 30, 2006 (edited over 5 years ago)

This is one of the most powerful albums one could stumble upon. I'm always telling my friends (over the 'net) about tracks on this album as I listen to it, and am dismayed at my inability to describe what I'm feeling. The feelings I get from Geogaddi are often nostalgic, yearning, and some other emotions that have yet to be named.

Have you ever been camping completely in the wilderness, and been woken up early in the morning by voices outside your tent? Have you noticed how the voices sound when you're in that half-awake state? That's the sort of state that is best to be in when listening to Geogaddi. Half-asleep with enhanced dream perception, that is.

By the way, Geogaddi is definitely incomplete without the last track. I can't imagine listening to it without From One Source All Things Depend. Perhaps I was spoiled, but it just seems perfectly-placed. The other Geogaddi releases seem naked without it.