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Boc Maxima (release)

2026-08-04T22:05:39Z

Gl0wplatinum: /* Videos */

{{Infobox Release|
| cover=BOC-album-04.jpg
| name=Boc Maxima
| release_date=1996
| format=Cassette <br> CD
| label=Music70
| catno=THS017
| runtime=64:38
}}

Limited to fifty copies, pressed on both cassette and CD formats, the tracks on ''[[Boc Maxima (release)|Boc Maxima]]'' range from previously released material to songs which to this day have yet to see wide re-release. Many of the tracks featured on this release would later be chosen for the track listing of ''[[Music Has The Right To Children]]'', though with some differences (notably on "[[One Very Important Thought]]".)

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==Availability==
* [[Old Tunes saga#2026|Old Tunes saga]]

== Tracks ==
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# "[[Wildlife Analysis]]" – 1:37
# "[[Chinook]]" – 4:39
# "[[Rodox Video]]" – 0:33
# "[[Everything You Do Is A Balloon]]" – 6:58
# "[[Boc Maxima (song)|Boc Maxima]]" – 1:36
# "[[Roygbiv]]" – 2:23
# "[[Nova Scotia Robots]]" – 1:21
# "[[June 9th]]" – 5:15
# "[[Niagara]]" – 0:51
# "[[Skimming Stones]]" – 2:06
# "[[Sixtyniner]]" – 5:07
# "[[Red Moss]]" – 6:22
# "[[Concourse]]" – 1:41
# "[[Carcan]]" – 1:48
# "[[Nlogax]]" – 5:12
# "[[M9]]" – 3:40
# "[[Original Nlogax]]" – 1:09
# "[[Turquoise Hexagon Sun]]" – 5:06
# "[[Whitewater]]" – 6:09
# "[[One Very Important Thought]]" – 1:05

== Trivia ==
* This release was broadcasted in full on France's ''[[Helter Skelter (radio programme)|Helter Skelter's radio programme]]'' in 2002.

* Multiple tracks on this release have later been re-released.
** "[[Wildlife Analysis]]", "[[Boc Maxima]]", "[[Roygbiv]]", "[[Turquoise Hexagon Sun]]" and a re-recorded "[[One Very Important Thought]]" later appeared on ''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]''.
** "[[Everything You Do Is A Balloon]]", "[[June 9th]]", "[[Nlogax]]" and "[[Turquoise Hexagon Sun]]" also appear on ''[[Hi Scores (release)|Hi Scores]]''.
** "[[Rodox Video]]", "[[Skimming Stones]]" and "[[M9]]" appeared on ''[[A Few Old Tunes]]'', while "[[Nova Scotia Robots]]", "[[Carcan]]" and "[[Original Nlogax]]" appeared there in slightly different forms.
** A longer version of "[[Chinook]]" appears on the ''[[Aquarius (release)|Aquarius]]'' single.

* At 5:17, the version of "[[Sixtyniner]]" that appears is shorter than the version on the original ''[[Twoism (release)|Twoism]]'' release. However, when ''[[Twoism (release)|Twoism]]'' was reissued in 2002, this 5:17 version was used instead.

* "[[Niagara]]", "[[Red Moss]]", "[[Concourse]]" and "[[Whitewater]]" are exclusive to this release.

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== Videos ==
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== See Also ==
* [[Old Tunes saga]]

== External Links ==
* http://www.discogs.com/Boards-Of-Canada-Boc-Maxima/master/1875
* http://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5756
* https://rareboc.org

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R35TT B12

2026-07-21T21:08:57Z

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== Comments ==

== Samples / Lyrics ==

== Trivia ==
* Uses a less processed version of the same synth patch as "[https://bocpages.org/wiki/Twoism_(song) Twoism]".

== Videos ==
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== External links==

== References ==
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R35TT B12

2026-07-21T21:08:37Z

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| runtime=3:33
| appearson=[[Random 35 Tracks Tape]]
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== Comments ==

== Samples / Lyrics ==

== Trivia ==
* Uses a less processed version of the same synth patch as "[https://bocpages.org/wiki/Twoism_(song) Twoism]".

== Trivia ==

== Videos ==
{{#widget:YouTube|id= 5S-fbkH9OZo}}

== External links==

== References ==
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File:BOC-band-22.jpg

2026-05-28T21:17:09Z

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[[Category: Photos of Boards of Canada]]

The Magic Window

2026-05-08T12:29:14Z

Gl0wplatinum:

[[The Magic Window]] is a [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] server centred around [[Boards of Canada]]. As of May 2026, it has 1270 members making it one of the largest existing [[Communities|BoC communities]] online and the largest hosted on [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]].
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'''[https://bocpages.org/the-magic-window-discord Join here!]'''
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== History ==
===First Iteration===
[[The Magic Window]] was created on 22 May 2019 by user ax. A short time after, ownership was transferred to Milesium-487 who would remain the server's most prominent and longest owner. Later that same year, the server's current icon was created by server member & administrator [[User:Phin|phin]].

The server experienced its first substantial growth in membership between 2020 and 2021, reaching over 400 members in its peak. This growth culminated in the 28 September 2021 incidents in which then-owner Milesium's account was hacked and the server was hijacked to promote scams. The old server has been archived in its entirety, but is private.

===Second Server===
The second server launched on 28 September 2021, after the incident that took place earlier in the day, courtesy of TheStatPow, Sixtynoner, and Puritycontrol (Purity for short). Since then, [https://bocpages.org/the-magic-window-discord the server] has become a wonderful community in a beautiful place out on the interwebs, greatly contributing to [[BOC]] lore, becoming a hub for discussion and debate, as well as a nest for up and coming producers who honour [[BOC]]'s art and ethos via their own interpretations.

On 2 December 2022, Milesium resigned from his position as server owner. The server is now owned by the user [[User:1(90).png|1(90).png]].

==Culture==
The server has a colorful mix of attitudes, running gags, and layered references and jokes to past events that can in some moments come off as crude or blunt. [[Beware The Friendly Stranger|Beware the friendly strangers]] ;) but [[WARP|we are reasonable people]]. There are multiple channels dedicated to various subjects where users from the community generate content for the community. Listed below are main channels to get yourself familiar with.

===General===
The main hub where users interact about anything not tied exclusively to [[Boards of Canada]]. Users here can freely discuss whatever as long as they abide by the rules. Along with #BOC-Discussion, this is one of the most active channels on the server, serving as the stage for shitposts, discussion, and contributions.

Users who go above and beyond to the wellbeing and culture of the server are awarded the '''Kanai Industries Approved''' role, and depending on the importance of their contribution, may even receive an honorary exclusive role for their efforts.

===BOC Discussion===
An incredible amount of contributions from community-lead investigations have unearthed a plethora of lore, [[List_of_samples_used_by_Boards_of_Canada|samples]], sound design techniques, and much much more, from references upon references about [[BoC|the band]] and the things they express in their music, to [[List_of_samples_used_by_Boards_of_Canada|samples]] once widely considered unknown in origin. This channel is also the stage for debates, reflection on the current state of things, and revision on the authenticity of new findings.

A few notable examples are users Sixty and Purity's discovery of the source of the infamous sample "[[1969#Samples_.2F_Lyrics|Although not a follower of David Koresh, she's a devoted Branch Davidian]]" as well as "[[In_a_Beautiful_Place_out_in_the_Country_(song)#Samples_.2F_Lyrics|come out and live with a religious community in a beautiful place out in the country]]" from the Mysteries, Magic & Miracles documentary series<ref>{{#widget:YouTube|id= u6gCmQ1dxek | start=949 |height=262| width=465}}</ref>, as well as Mansin's otherworldy recreation of "[[Echus]]"<ref>{{#widget:YouTube|id= 8WCIVoXy34o| start=0 |height=262| width=465}}</ref>, to name a few. This channel also played host to the unearthing of the [[Old_Tunes_saga#Some_Old_Tunes_.281985-1996.29|Magnificent 11]] and the [[Old_Tunes_saga#New_Tape_Rips|lossless cassette rips]] of ''[[AFOT]]'', ''[[OTV2]]'' and ''[[Boc Maxima]]''.

Users who demonstrate a profound expertise in [[BOC]] lore are awarded the '''Serbian Man Vol.1''' role.

===Music===
If you're ever stumped or bored and want to hear something new, this section is the place for you. This section is replenished daily with users' favorite tracks and chunes from a multitude of places all over the net. Feel free to drop what you're listening to!

===Share Your Music===
[[The Magic Window]] was blessed with a constant stream of dedicated users who produce music on their own free time, experimenting in the solitude of their rooms exploring the sound that inspires them on such a profound level. In several occasions, the server unites to hear compilations made to showcase that music. These listening parties are hosted on the Voice Chat and have been known to last several days 24/7. The most prominent event is Magickfest, an online festival hosted by admin Sdoww and user Niski where users submit mixtapes or livesets to perform their art for us to enjoy. Despite [[user:1(90).png|1(90).png]] being behind schedule, compilations after the event are created for users to revisit at their leisure. A sample of the creative prowess this server possesses can be found [https://soundcloud.com/micuseoinsandison here on soundcloud].

Users who contribute with their music are awarded the '''Music Makers''' role, with a selected few being awarded the '''BOCC Remaker Extraordinare''' role when being able to reproduce faithfully [[BOC]]'s sound and provide technical input on the synthesis behind it.

===Art/Media/Advertisement===
This page tends to be filled with snippets of projects users are currently working on, from photographs that pay homage to the [[BOC]] aesthetic, a rare piece of media someone might consider special or promo their creative efforts in the IRL.

Users who contribute with their art, specifically photography or drawings, are awarded the '''Acid Memories''' role.

===Memes/6 Hour Cooldown===
A hellhole of the finest shitposts on the net. Bomicus.

===Reddit===
This channel serves as a probe into the [https://reddit.com/r/boardsofcanada Boards Of Canada subreddit], where users can discuss current happenings on the subreddit and express opinions that might not align with Subreddit rules/moderation.

This channel was also the birthplace of the now defunct '''Addison''' role, for leading reddit on a wild goose chase.

===Food===
I'm hungry, what about you?

== Trivia==
* Birthplace of the Micus meme, based on a misspelling/bastardisation of the word [[Marcus]].
* [[user:Fredd-E|Fredd-E]] and [[Techboy|Mark]] of [https://bocpages.org bocpages.org] and [https://rareboc.org rareboc.org] respectively, hold special exclusive roles in honour of their efforts to the [[BOC]] community in general.
* Widely considered the most active [[BOC]] hub on the net, rivalled only by [https://reddit.com/r/boardsofcanada BOC Reddit].
* Hexabot helps with user experience and automatic moderation. Orange!
* [[The Magic Window|TMW]] is often considered the most loosely moderated [[BOC]]-themed community, where even the moderation team participates in the jokes and gags. Its sister server, [http://bocpages.org/happy-cyclist-association-discord the Happy Cyclist Association (HCA)], is considered for more serious, less playful conversation about [[BOC]] subjects despite being owned and heavily populated by [[The Magic Window|TMW]] members.
* In the waning years of the COVID pandemic, [[The Magic Window|TMW]] music makers contributed to the creation of the Musik Mixtape, where user Cosecha eventually had them made into physical cassettes and was shared via mail across the world to participants and enthusiasts. Users who participated in these events were given the '''A04''' role. This event is the precursor to Magickfest.
* Given the amount of traffic and discussion, a bocpages forum fork was created to collaborate with discoveries and discussion. A Magic Forum was also created for #Art as to not loose a given subject to the ever flowing stream of messages in the channel.

== See Also ==
* [[Communities]]
* [[Discord|bocpages.org Discord]]
* [[Happy Cyclist Association|Happy Cyclist Association Discord]]

== External Links ==
* https://bocpages.org/the-magic-window-discord
* https://bocpages.org/bocpages-discord
* http://bocpages.org/happy-cyclist-association-discord
* https://rareboc.org
* https://soundcloud.com/micuseoinsandison
* https://reddit.com/r/boardsofcanada

== References ==
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[[Category:Discord servers]]

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2026-04-03T12:17:13Z

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2026-03-29T02:37:45Z

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Twoism (release)

2026-03-28T23:26:29Z

Gl0wplatinum: Added "BOARD1" catalog number from original Music70 issue.

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{{Infobox Release|
| name=Twoism
| cover=Twoism_Album_Cover.jpg
| release_date=15 August 1995 (original)
| format=Cassette <br> 12" <br> CD
| label=Music 70 <br> Warp Records
| catno=BOARD1<br>WARPCD70<br>WARPLP70<br>WARPLP70R
| runtime=36:37
}}

Limited to roughly 100 copies and distributed privately by [[Boards of Canada]] themselves via their [[Music70]] label, 1995's [[Twoism]] successfully landed the brothers a recording contract with the highly respected indie-electronica label [[SKAM|SKAM Records]]. Public availability of original copies of this work were largely thanks to the efforts of early [[Boards of Canada|BoC]] webmaster [[The Cosmic Crofter]], who received permission to distribute back copies to interested fans through the [[EHX]] website and the [[IDM mailing list]]. [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.music.techno/browse_frm/thread/2149feefbe46835f/0baa0a9d19e68482?lnk=st2&rnum=19#0baa0a9d19e68482]

Effectively representing the earliest known official output from the duo (and almost totally unavailable until its repressing in 2002), the original Twoism release has been highly sought after and has been known to sell for over $1,000 in online auctions. When asked by HMV about the obscenely high prices the record was going for, [[Marcus_Eoin|Marcus Eoin]] replied wryly that "[s]ome people have clearly got too much money on their hands" ([[Interviews#2002-02:_HMV|HMV Interview, 2002]]).

Some of the allure surrounding the release (and perhaps contributing to its high selling price) stems from the inclusion of a credit to an early third member of Boards of Canada, [[Christopher Horne]] (credited as Chris H.) on the original release. This credit was removed from the artwork of the subsequent 2002 reissue on [[Warp Records]].

Stylistically, the album foreshadows what was to come on subsequent [[Wikipedia:Boards of Canada|Boards of Canada]] releases, with two of the tracks ([[Seeya Later]] and [[Smokes Quantity]]) being re-released on later records. One artistic deviation of note, however, is found in the track "Basefree," representing one of Boards of Canada's few forays into industrial territory.
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Image:Twoism_Tape_Sleeve.jpg|Cassette sleeve featuring Chris Horne credit
Image:Twoism_BOC_Sticker.jpg|Sticker included with 2002 Warp Records 12" & CD reissue
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== Twoism Trivia ==
* The cover art of Twoism is taken from the 1980 science fiction film "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0168922/ The Killings at Outpost Zeta]."
** No audio samples are used from the film, so if you were planning to get it to check that, don't bother! The film's budget was not very large, as can be inferred by the way motorcycle gear and helmets were intended to pass as "spacesuits". You can just see the black "breathing tube" coming from the helmet of the character on the right, hanging down under the chin, though it's mostly behind the helmet.
** The frame is taken from about 5 minutes from the end of the film; Captain Young is on the left, and Dr Saunders (female) on the right; at this point in the film, these are the only 2 left alive. In the film, there are a few sequences where, as seen from the "baddies'" perspective, the astronauts are seen wandering about on the landscape as though viewed through a fish-eye lens. Interestingly, some of [[Boards of Canada|BoC]]'s own photos of themselves are in that style. Film info, [DC].
** On 15 August 2025, the 30th anniversary of Twoism's release, social media pages affiliated with Boards of Canada posted a video of "Sixtyniner" set to a slowed-down version of the scene.
* The channels are reversed on the CD reissue compared to the original vinyl EP.
* A new repress (WARPLP70R ) surfaced on May 5, 2023.<ref>https://boomkat.com/products/twoism-5064f8ec-ec7a-4423-b007-e9e63b4781d3</ref>

== Tracks ==
# "[[Sixtyniner]]" – 5:40
# "[[Oirectine]]" – 5:11
# "[[Iced Cooly]]" – 2:22
# "[[Basefree]]" – 6:35
# "[[Twoism (song)|Twoism]]" – 6:06
# "[[Seeya Later]]" – 4:33
# "[[Melissa Juice]]" – 1:32
# "[[Smokes Quantity]]" – 3:07
# "[[1986 Summer Fire]]" – 1:36

* "[[Sixtyniner]]" is shortened to 5:17 on the 2002 [[Warp Records|Warp]] re-issue of [[Twoism (release)|Twoism]] and all subsequent pressings.
* "[[1986 Summer Fire]]" does not appear on the sleeve notes of the physical release. On the streaming version of [[Twoism (release)|Twoism]], "[[Smokes Quantity]]" and "[[1986 Summer Fire]]" are combined into a single track entitled "Smokes Quantity / 1986 Summer Fire" with a total runtime of 4:48.

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== External Links ==
* [https://boomkat.com/products/twoism-5064f8ec-ec7a-4423-b007-e9e63b4781d3 WARPLP70R]

== References ==
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File:TWOISM 1999 CDR Disc.jpg

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Photo of the disc of the 1999 CDr issue of Twoism. Sourced from Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/release/10788498-Boards-Of-Canada-Twoism [[Category:Twoism artwork]]

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Scan of the back of the 1999 CDr issue of Twoism. Sourced from Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/release/10788498-Boards-Of-Canada-Twoism [[Category:Twoism artwork]]

File:TWOISM 1999 CDR.jpg

2026-03-28T23:18:33Z

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Scan of the front of the 1999 CDr issue of Twoism.
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File:TWOISM 1999 CDR.jpg

2026-03-28T23:18:06Z

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Scan of the front of the 1999 CDr issue of Twoism
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Twoism (song)

2026-03-26T18:28:24Z

Gl0wplatinum: /* Samples / Lyrics */

{{Infobox Song|
| name=Twoism
| runtime=6.06
| appearson=[[Twoism_(release)|Twoism]]}}

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== Comments ==

== Samples / Lyrics ==
* The background loop starting at 0:50 can also be heard at 0:38 in the track "[[Spectrum]]".
* Has a similar drum loop as in "[[Rue the Whirl]]".
* The separate vignette at the end of the track is believed to be a composition named "[[Blueberry]]".<ref>http://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4720&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=25</ref>
* The drum loop in the beginning of the track is an edited<ref> {{#widget:YouTube|id=0mc_UrUZXUQ}} </ref> sample of the Bobby Jones song "My Confession", which was also sampled in "[[Forest Moon]]".<ref> {{#widget:YouTube|id=kZdJHRDu5Rc}} </ref>

== Trivia ==

== Videos ==

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== External links==

== References ==
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[[Category: Released tracks]]
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Twoism (song)

2026-03-26T18:28:14Z

Gl0wplatinum: /* Samples / Lyrics */

{{Infobox Song|
| name=Twoism
| runtime=6.06
| appearson=[[Twoism_(release)|Twoism]]}}

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== Comments ==

== Samples / Lyrics ==
* The background loop starting at 0:50 can also be heard at 0:38 in the track "[[Spectrum]]".
* Has a similar drum loop as in "[[Rue the Whirl]]".
* The separate vignette at the end of the track is believed to be a composition named "[[Blueberry]]".<ref>http://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4720&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=25</ref>
* The drum loop in the beginning of the track is an edited<ref> {{#widget:YouTube|id=0mc_UrUZXUQ}} </ref> sample of the Bobby Jones song "My Confession", which was also sampled in "[[Forest Moon]]". <ref> {{#widget:YouTube|id=kZdJHRDu5Rc}} </ref>

== Trivia ==

== Videos ==

{{#widget:YouTube|id=yEBrhs86N0g}}
{{#widget:YouTube|id= 1AnO8CpaNEs}}

== External links==

== References ==
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[[Category: Released tracks]]
[[Category:Twoism tracks]]

Twoism (song)

2026-03-26T18:21:40Z

Gl0wplatinum: /* Samples / Lyrics */

{{Infobox Song|
| name=Twoism
| runtime=6.06
| appearson=[[Twoism_(release)|Twoism]]}}

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== Comments ==

== Samples / Lyrics ==
* The background loop starting at 0:50 can also be heard at 0:38 in the track "[[Spectrum|'Spectrum']]".
* Has a similar drum loop as in "[[Rue the Whirl]]".
* The separate vignette at the end of the track is believed to be a composition named "[[Blueberry]]".<ref>http://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4720&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=25</ref>
* The drum loop in the beginning of the track is an edited<ref> {{#widget:YouTube|id=0mc_UrUZXUQ}} </ref> sample of the Bobby Jones song "My Confession", which was also sampled in [[Forest Moon]]. <ref> {{#widget:YouTube|id=kZdJHRDu5Rc}} </ref>

== Trivia ==

== Videos ==

{{#widget:YouTube|id=yEBrhs86N0g}}
{{#widget:YouTube|id= 1AnO8CpaNEs}}

== External links==

== References ==
<references />

[[Category: Released tracks]]
[[Category:Twoism tracks]]

Twoism (song)

2026-03-26T18:16:54Z

Gl0wplatinum: /* Samples / Lyrics */

{{Infobox Song|
| name=Twoism
| runtime=6.06
| appearson=[[Twoism_(release)|Twoism]]}}

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== Comments ==

== Samples / Lyrics ==
* The background loop starting at 0:50 can also be heard at 0:38 in the track "[[Spectrum|'Spectrum']]".
* Has a similar drum loop as in "[[Rue the Whirl]]".
* The separate vignette at the end of the track is believed to be a composition named "[[Blueberry]]".<ref>http://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4720&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=25</ref>
* The drum loop in the beginning of the track is sampled from the Bobby Jones song "My Confession", which was also sampled in [[Forest Moon]]. <ref> {{#widget:YouTube|id=kZdJHRDu5Rc}} </ref>

== Trivia ==

== Videos ==

{{#widget:YouTube|id=yEBrhs86N0g}}
{{#widget:YouTube|id= 1AnO8CpaNEs}}

== External links==

== References ==
<references />

[[Category: Released tracks]]
[[Category:Twoism tracks]]