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| Running time | 1:35 (MHTRTC) |
| Appears on | MHTRTC |
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- When asked about the meaning of Bocuma, Boards of Canada explained that "it's an abbreviation/crossover of Boc Maxima and Documa, an obscure reference to 80's video culture." (Forcefield 1998)
- Bocuma was originally entitled BoC Maxima on Boards of Canada's 1996 release, BoC Maxima.
- Inspiration for the name of the electronic musician Bocuma from Ireland.
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