artists mentioned by Boards of Canada in their interviews
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| name=Trans Canada Highway | | name=Trans Canada Highway | ||
| image=transcanadahighway.jpg | | image=transcanadahighway.jpg | ||
| release_date=29 May 2006<br> | | release_date=29 May 2006<br> | ||
β | | format=1xlp ep<br>digipak CD ep | + | | format=1xlp ep<br>digipak CD ep |
| label=warp/music70 | | label=warp/music70 | ||
β | | catno=wap200<br>wap200cd | + | | catno=wap200<br>wap200cd |
| runtime=28:00 | | runtime=28:00 | ||
}} | }} | ||
β | + | http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/8551/transcanadahighwayop4.jpg | |
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β | + | Trans Canada Highway is an ep by Boards of Canada. As described by [http://www.warprecords.com/ Warp Records] the ep "visits a darker place, βa glacial placeβ as [[Boards of Canada]] put it, away from the warmth and light of [[The Campfire Headphase]]." Those who ordered the ep directly from Warp also received a sticker and a free copy of the [["Dayvan Cowboy" music video.]] | |
β | + | Originally scheduled for release on 06/06/06 (perhaps to further their occult mythos), the release date was bumped up to 29 May 2006 (a day later in the US) due to what was described on the Warp website as "unanticipated satanic activity." The nature of this activity, whether it was directly related to Boards of Canada or not, has never been explained. | |
β | + | The ep received relatively lukewarm reception by critics and by many in the idm community, the latter of whom were suspicious about the commercial intentions surrounding the re-release of [[Dayvan Cowboy]] as a single. Nevertheless, tracks such as "Left Side Drive" remain classics with the general [[Boards of Canada]] fanbase. | |
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+ | The ep was released on both CD and 12" formats. The latter was pressed on white vinyl. | ||
== Trans Canada Highway Trivia == | == Trans Canada Highway Trivia == | ||
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β | + | 1. The cover art for Trans Canada is believed to have been copied from this [http://familyhistorysites.com/books/cars/dodge/trucks/1977-operating-inst.jpg 1977 Dodge Truck Operations Manual]. | |
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==Tracks== | ==Tracks== | ||
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# "[[Skyliner]]" – 5:40 | # "[[Skyliner]]" – 5:40 | ||
# "[[Under The Coke Sign]]" – 1:31 | # "[[Under The Coke Sign]]" – 1:31 | ||
β | # "[[Dayvan Cowboy (Odd Nosdam | + | # "[[Dayvan Cowboy (Odd Nosdam rmx)]]" – 9:01 |
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[Trans Canada Highway microsite]] | *[[Trans Canada Highway microsite]] | ||
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