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Boards Of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children

Label:
Catalog#:
WARP LP 55, SKALP001
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
20 Apr 1998
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
IDM, Ambient

Tracklist

A1   Wildlife Analysis 1:17 X
A2   An Eagle In Your Mind 6:23 X
A3   The Color Of The Fire 1:45 X
A4   Telephasic Workshop 6:35 X
A5   Triangles And Rhombuses 1:50 X
B1   Sixtyten 5:48 X
B2   Turquoise Hexagon Sun 5:07 X
B3   Kaini Industries 0:59 X
B4   Bocuma 1:35 X
B5   Roygbiv 2:31 X
C1   Rue The Whirl 6:39 X
C2   Aquarius 5:58 X
C3   Olson 1:31 X
D1   Pete Standing Alone 6:07 X
D2   Smokes Quantity 3:07 X
D3   Open The Light 4:25 X
D4   One Very Important Thought 1:14 X

Credits

Artwork By [Design] - Boards Of Canada
Producer, Written-By - Marcus Eoin , Michael Sandison

Notes

Gatefold Cover.

Pressed at Damont Audio Limited.

The re-press has slightly different coloured labels to the original pressing.

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Rated 4/5
Review by middleman Jul 14, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)
I'm a little puzzled as to why no-one has mentioned the origin of their name- BOC is a reference to the National Film Board of Canada. Best known for it's documentaries, in the 70's and early 80's they produced some exquisite wildlife films. I was entranced (as I'm sure the BOC guys were too) as a young child when I chanced upon them on Irish network TV. No doubt a cheap schedule filler, these films were interspersed with the warm, fuzzy analogue tones you hear on this album. I was surprised upon my first listen to have flashbacks of caribou and melting tundra ice pop into my head! Lets say this delightfully pastoral album is'inspired by' the theme music of the NFB rather than use the crueller 'liberally sampled'. Not the piece of groundbreaking originality some claim but a wonderful evocation of wonder and nature just the same
Review by the_cosmic_funkonaut Jun 07, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)
An interesting Lp throughout, my favourite tracks being ROYGBIV with its slow stomping hip hop beat and lovely warm retro sounding synths/instrumentation and 'hey!' sample, and also the strange a and beautiful 'aquarius'; a laidback electronica lovely with the 'Orange' sample which i think is from the film UHF, and also the counting sequence.
Best release I've heard from Boards Of Canada.