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Revision as of 08:55, 29 December 2007
Part of the nostalgic quality of Boards of Canada's music come from their extensive sampling of 70's and 80's era children television programs. One commonly sampled program is the US program Sesame Street, created by the Children's Television Workshop.
Confirmed samples
- "Yeah, that's right" ("Aquarius") - Animated sketch
- "Orange!" ("Aquarius") - Animated sketch
- "I feel proud" speech ("Whitewater" - Animated sketch (removed from YouTube)
Unconfirmed samples
- "Alphaquest" theme ("Roygbiv (Alphaquest mix)")
- "I love you" ("The Color of the Fire")- believed to come from a sketch similiar to this one.
External links
- Sesame Street article at Wikipedia
- Sesame Street article at MuppetWiki
- Official site hosted by PBS
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