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Statements from Hexagon Sun

2007-08-18T13:27:50Z

Kaini: /* 28 May 2007 */

From time to time, certain trusted representatives of [[Hexagon Sun]] post comments on various [[forums|message boards]]. Since the band themselves remain fairly reclusive, these statements can provide intriguing insights into the workings of the band.

== Aug 2001 ==
* From: [[Warp]] message board
* From: [[Goderich]]
* Link: Copied in a post to [[IDM-l]] on 04 Sep 2001
<blockquote style="background-color: lightblue; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
... the entire BOC back-catalogue is included in the recording and
publishing schedules with Warp Music/EMI, and therefore is copyright
protected by those parties. According to the band, the older
compilations being circulated at the moment are quite likely to be
re-released in the near future complete with their original artwork.
Keep your eyes peeled at www.boardsofcanada.com for more news about this.
Peace and all the best to you, 
Goderich, Hexagon Sun, Aug 2001 ... 
</blockquote>

== 16 Apr 2004 ==
* Forum: [[WATMM]]
* From: cob
* Date: 16 Apr 2004
* Link: http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=3935 (defunct; no known copy)
:Note: The topic was asking about what instruments/equipment used to produce their unique sound. At some point, cob made a comment. Shortly thereafter, possibly after libelous comments from other users, the thread was deleted. Some report that the original topic was strictly gear related and that the offensive comments were in another (also deleted) thread.
:In the gear comment, it is suggested that the Yamaha CS80 was the bands "secret weapon", but that cob indicated it was not. It has also been suggested that user mosca posted specific information on equipment that the band had purchased from him (or his store), which led to the deletion.
:Some comments from those who read the thread: [http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/182] [http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/188] [http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/192] [http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/206] [http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/1491]
* [[boards-of-canada]] Yahoo! group threads on the WATMM thread:
** [http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/154 interesting suggestions on how BOC may produce their sound...]
** [http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/171 cob update]

== 16 Apr 2004 ==
* Forum: [[WATMM]]
* From: cob
* Date: 16 Apr 2004
* Link: http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=4143 (defunct; no known copy)
:Note: Joyrex addresses the issue of the deleted thread (see previous entry) and publicly acknowledges cob as a representative of the band. cob chimes in with a comment himself, affirming Joyrex's statement. [http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/173]

== 15 Feb 2005 ==
* Forum: [[WATMM]]
* Topic: Old Tunes on Ebay!, $800 US and climbing!
* From: Hexagon Sun
* Date: Feb 15 2005, 11:16 AM EST
* Link: http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=15725 (defunct; [http://web.archive.org/web/20050226192425/forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=15725 archived copy])

<blockquote style="background-color: lightblue; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
OK The reason it was jumped on was this: Warp and BOC have been in talks for a long while about putting out a box set of old tracks from these tapes and others, with new packaging and art, to be released sometime after the forthcoming record. The tapes were private comps given out to close friends a few years ago, long before the band imagined there would be this kind of interest, and long before the likes of Soulseek etc existed.

The tracks are out there now, nothing can be done about that, they've been circulating for a while and fans have them, so the decision was taken to at least consider tidying them up and repackaging them with decent exclusive artwork & more rarities. BOC never wanted these tracks presented this way, mislabelled and as poor-quality MP3 files.

There's no 'hype', these comps were never listed on any old discogs as they were never intended for mass release in the first place.
Now the intention is still to get round to scheduling a release of these tunes and other rare comps, but unscrupulous people like 'prince murat' are obviously stealing the thunder of the proposed releases, whilst trying to make a tidy profit in the process (a starting price of $799 speaks volumes about 'prince murat's true intentions. who is trying to profit from hype here? if any money is going to be involved, surely the artist who wrote those tracks should be receiving the royalties, and not this person? there's no difference between this kind of profiteering and someone trying to sell a bootleg CDR of Beck's new album months prior to release.)

Anyway, now you know, we hope the intervention hasn't caused too much negative feeling, after all the concern that Warp and BOC have is that basically it's going to spoil the impact of a nice release that hopefully will be enjoyed by the fans.

-mark, hs
</blockquote>
:Note: Part of the infamous [[Old Tunes saga]].

== 19 Apr 2006 ==
* Forum: [[WATMM]]
* Topic: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=7291 BoC Ringtones... On MTV!, Is this a sign of the end times?]
* From: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showuser=337 mdg]
* Date: Apr 19 2006, 8:28 AM UTC
* Link: http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=7291&st=0&p=149383&#entry149383
<blockquote style="background-color: lightblue; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
BOC didn't produce ringtones for MTV's website. That would be ridiculous. When a band has a recording/publishing deal there are a lot of things done with their music that the band has no knowledge of, such as synchronisation on gardening programmes etc.
</blockquote>

== 17 May 2006 ==
* Forum: [[WATMM]]
* Topic: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=8500 Devil is in the Details, what does all this mean]
* From: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showuser=337 mdg]
* Date: May 17 2006, 8:45 AM UTC
* Link: http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=8500&st=0&p=171965&#entry171965
<blockquote style="background-color: lightblue; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
<blockquote style="background-color: white; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
<cite>QUOTE(lumpenGriff @ May 16 2006, 11:09 PM)</cite>
I think that's a bit too cynical a take on things, and not the whole story. I think there's a strong libertarian streak running through all of BoC's work. But, unlike 60s hippies who naively felt that bucking authority and running free into the woods would lead to peace and love, BoC - with the hindsight of people who saw what the 70's wrought - realize that dark and dangerous things lurk in the woods. But you should go in anyway. I think BoC see themselves as guardians/proponents of the mysterious, which means everything shadowy and inchoate - the "pagan" world. A place where beauty and madness aren't that far from each other, and blissful communal living and brainwashed cultism are only a hair apart. I think at the time they made IABPOITC and Geogaddi they (or perhaps just Mike) were in a very dark spot, where they felt that a person like David Koresh, however delusional, was in fact an example of a truly "free thinker," and therefore worthy of some respect or re-evaluation. It's a radical and perhaps foolish stance, to say "however crazy he may have been, at least Koresh wasn't a conformist." In other words: madness may be preferable to conformity. But in todays world of government intruding ever more into our daily lives, this view makes as much sense as ever.

Basically I think their stance was anti-politically-correct. PCism says that it values multiple viewpoints, when in fact it is very narrow-minded. I think BoC were saying in their own way, that truly free thinking incorporates madness and mystery, where everything isn't spelled out in excruciatingly literal academic terms. I think they want to shake you up by confronting you with "cultlike" music. Whether they believe it or not is sort of beside the point; they are interested in your reaction. Most people probably don't get it or are afraid of it, instead of recognizing and appreciating the pull in the core of their being towards cultlike behavior (BoC worship being one example). BoC are not "safe." They are not just there to repackage nostalgic, sepia-toned images of your childhood. Or rather, they are there to preserve all of your childhood, including the parts you might rather forget: listening to adults argue; being betrayed by your first friend, blind puppy-love, humiliation. They want you to be both seduced and frightened by their music, and to recognize the fact that you are being seduced, and be frightened by your own reaction. They are masterful psychological manipulators; they make Aphex Twin's in-your-face antics seem childish by comparison.

IMO.
</blockquote>
finally a good understanding of what BOC do.
</blockquote>

== 1 Nov 2006 ==
* Forum: [[WATMM]]
* Topic: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=14180 BoC on Scottish TV this sunday, 'The Music Show']
* From: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showuser=337 mdg]
* Date: Nov 1 2006, 2:49 PM UTC
* Link: http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=14180&st=0&p=287408&#entry287408
<blockquote style="background-color: lightblue; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
It's not a performance. We don't know what it is.
</blockquote>
:Note: The 'appearance' turned out to be a showing of the "[[Dayvan Cowboy]]" video.

== 16 Apr 2007 ==
* Forum: [[WATMM]]
* Topic: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=19680 The Conet Project/Gyroscope]
* From: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showuser=337 mdg]
* Date: Apr 16 2007, 10:16 AM
* Link: http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=19680&st=0&p=403123&#entry403123
<blockquote style="background-color: lightblue; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
the voice in 'gyroscope' comes from a genuine number station recording, but not from the conet project. the recording was made by sean booth on a shortwave radio and gifted to BOC for use in the track.
</blockquote>

== 17 Apr 2007 ==
* Forum: [[WATMM]]
* Topic: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=16443 BoC Gear]
* From: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showuser=337 mdg]
* Date: Apr 17 2007, 10:14 AM UTC
* Link: http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=16443&st=0&p=404071&#entry404071
<blockquote style="background-color: lightblue; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
<blockquote style="background-color: white; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
<cite>QUOTE(ishishiba @ Apr 17 2007, 12:09 AM)</cite>
the site has changes since i saw their name listed. it used to have a massive list alphabetically of artists using reaktor, some had interviews, some didnt. BOC were listed, but minus an interview. nowadays only those artists with interviews seem to be listed.
</blockquote>
software companies like NI often send freebie copies of their wares to artists, and then publish those artists' names on lists for promotional purposes.
</blockquote>
:Note: NI is [http://www.nativeinstruments.de/index.php?id=home&L=0 Native Instruments], producers of the popular [http://www.nativeinstruments.de/index.php?reaktor_us Reaktor] music studio software package.

== 28 May 2007 ==
* Forum: [[WATMM]]
* Topic: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=21223 Macquarie Ridge]
* From: [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showuser=337 mdg]
* Date: May 28 2007, 11:19 AM UTC
* Link: http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showtopic=21223&st=0&p=444271&#entry444271
<blockquote style="background-color: lightblue; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
BOC didn't sample Basinski for that track at all. Also, 'Roygbiv' was written from scratch, as is nearly everything else BOC have released. The only samples used in Boards' tracks are typically speech/vocal samples. (The exceptions are 'Aquarius' and 'Nlogax', where the former was actually a re-creation on the groove from 'Hair'.)
</blockquote>
:Note: Some users had noted a similarity between "[[Macquarie Ridge]]" and William Basinski's Disintegration Tapes works.

== 19 Jul 2007 ==
* Forum: [[boards-of-canada]] Yahoo! group
* Topic: [http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/7151 New album?]
* From: [http://profiles.yahoo.com/hex_official hex_official]
* Date: Thu Jul 19, 2007 2:53:44 PM UTC
* Link: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/7162
<blockquote style="background-color: lightblue; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
All the music Boards of Canada have ever written or recorded, from way
back in the beginning, has been written by Mike and Marcus alone.
Early works have not been released so far purely because they didn't
want to, for artistic reasons.
</blockquote>

== 23 Jul 2007 ==
* Forum: [[boards-of-canada]] Yahoo! group
* Topic: [http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/7151 New album?]
* From: [http://profiles.yahoo.com/hex_official hex_official]
* Date: Mon Jul 23, 2007 5:18:11 PM UTC
* Link: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/7171
<blockquote style="background-color: lightblue; border: thin solid black; padding: 1em">
I can confirm that there is a new major release by the band coming up.
The announcement will appear first on the official website nearer the
time. Re: the previous question by Smoothlab, see my previous post,
that is why the amendment was made!
</blockquote>
:Note: [http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/boards-of-canada/message/7168 Smoothlab's question] was regarding [[Chris Horne]]'s credit on the original release of ''[[Twoism (release)|Twoism]]''. hex_official's previous post is that of [[#19_Jul_2007|19 Jul 2007]], above.
[[Category: Hexagon Sun]]

Sesame Street

2006-09-16T02:45:37Z

Kaini:

==Samples==
*''[[Aquarius (song)|Aquarius]]'': Orange - sampled from [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXe-oDupplI here].
*''[[The Color of the Fire]]'' - 'I love you': - sampled from a similar sketch to [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Qv5bMnHgQg this one].
{{stub}}

Sesame Street

2006-09-16T02:44:05Z

Kaini:

Sesame Street

2006-09-16T02:43:04Z

Kaini: add

==Samples==
*''[[Aquarius]]'': Orange - sampled from here
*''[[The Color of the Fire]]'' - 'I love you': - sampled from here
{{stub}}

Sesame Street

2006-09-15T04:05:15Z

Kaini: create

==Samples==
{{stub}}

Boards of Canada

2006-09-15T04:03:57Z

Kaini: a bit too POV? with improvement could make a good preamble.

Boards of Canada are a Scottish electronic music group. At present, the band composes the brothers [[Michael Sandison]] and [[Marcus Eoin Sandison]], although there have been as many as twelve members at one point.

The Sandison brothers were both born in Scotland, but moved to Canada at an early age.
It's arguable that without this move, Boards of Canada would not exist; the sense of displacement and nostalgia in the music that seems to be mentioned in every review, and obviously the band's namesake, the [[National Film Board of Canada]] all seem to hark back to a period in the late seventies and early eighties when there was psychedelic videos on [[Sesame Street]], and cold war looming.

At present, the duo live in Scotland again, working out of the [[Hexagon Sun]] Studio.

== Family relation ==
Before their [http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/interviews/b/boards-of-canada-05/ interview] with Pitchfork Media, Michael and Marcus were seen as just two friends with a mutual appreciation for music and the art of music creation. They had often talked about their youth together, creating ramshackle musical projects with buddies and by themselves and how they met at a young age. However, during an interview (see above) with Pitchfork Media, they revealed that they both are infact brothers. The reason behind hiding this fact was that they did not want to be see as just another brotherly-owned electronic band. An example of this was Orbital, another influential electronic band powered by Paul and Phil Hartnoll. This is why all of their early and current work is labelled as produced by "Michael Sandison & Marcus Eoin" instead of "Michael & Marcus Sandison". It is unknown whether or not Marcus will stop using his middle name as his lastname even when the secrets out.

== Recording history, commercially known work ==

Boards of Canada's commercially known and full-length discography begins with their smash-hit album ''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]''. Being dubbed one of the greatest creations in electronic music history, ''Music Has the Right to Children'' introduced many to Boards of Canada and left awful big shoes for the duo to fill for their next album. During the time between ''Music Has the Right to Children'' and ''[[In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country]]'', there was an EP named ''[[Peel Session]]''. It was a recording of the broadcast on BBC Radio 1 on July 21, 1998 and was released on It was released on January 11, 1999. Two years after their first full-length album was released, they shipped out ''In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country''. ''In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country'' was a four track EP that first made mention of the mysterious Branch Davidian group that Boards of Canada are so fond of remarking upon in their songs and albums. Two of its songs have to do with the group. The duos next release, on February 18, 2002, was the fascinating ''[[Geogaddi]]''. ''Geogaddi's'' stellar kaleidoscopic art work laviously coats the album cover on all of the versions but its truely magnificent on the triple vinyl set. Within the gatefold package is three sleeves with an array of hexagonally-styled artwork with different images each side. Many would agree that this is what twelve inches of free space is really for.

Interestingly ''Geogaddi'' was not a fan favorite from the beginning. With many still hung onto ''Music Has the Right to Children'', reviews looked down on Michael and Marcus' sophomore album as "under-produced" or not as good as their last album. Despite this, the album has mystified listeners with its large amounts of hidden details, subtle hints towards cosmic entities and kaleidoscopic imagery, ''Geogaddi'' is now held as one of the duos best albums to date, auditorially and visually. Jump a couple years into the future to 2005 where Boards of Canada finally released their first album in three years. ''[[The Campfire Headphase]]'' made two milestones: it incorporated guitars and lacked the trademark laughter. Instead of kids playing and laughing and educational tunes chiming there was the sound of an untuned, poorly-kempt guitar to create a totally new sound for Boards of Canada. Some welcomed this change, while others disagreed with it, citing the difference between this and their early, "better" work.

== Pre-commercially known work ==

Besides their successful full-length albums, Boards of Canada also have an extensive list of early work. The assorted creations date back to the 1980s and most information regarding them is widely available. This includes album artwork and titles, song lengths and times and so on. Although at present most of this work has never been released to the general public and may never be heard by people other than the brothers friends and family. However, there has been rumors that they actually may release a boxset with their earlier work in it but this is all purely skeptical.

Possibly the most well known early album was ''[[Twoism]]''. An album with a strong fan following, ''Twoism'' was the reason the duo received their record deal. Sean Booth, from Autechre, brought ''Twoism'' to the attention of Skam Records president Andy Maddocks and it took off from there.

== Lyrics, garbled speech and sounds ==

Boards of Canada utilize many tricks and sounds during the creation of their albums. Most of the assorted sounds used went on later to become trademarks of the band and give them reason for their "nostalgic" label. They also use many lyrics in their albums ranging from one-liners to full paragraphs. Most of their speech bits are words that are simple or things you would hear in movies literally. But most of the other lyrics are equally as garbled, cut-up, destroyed, mixed or reversed.

One of the more prominant methods in the production of their albums is making them sound as if they came right off an old educational program from the 1970s. Being born during the early '70s and growing up on its shows, Michael and Marcus delight in bringing back old memories with imitating the faint, childish and artificial sounds of the time.

[[wikipedia:List of samples used by Boards of Canada|List of samples used by Boards of Canada]]

== Live sets ==

As a band, Michael and Marcus have only played a handful of live shows. But what makes these shows so special is that besides playing original, well-loved songs, they often also play never before heard, unnamed songs. Some of their most fascinating and finest songs are played during these live shows.

The show with the largest amount of unreleased work is their 2001 performace during All Tomorrow's Parties. Encompassing five unknown songs and seven known, this collection displays what Boards of Canada really has in their unreleased music rack.

== Discography ==

See ''[[Discography]]''

== Interviews==

See ''[[Interviews]]''

== Videos ==

See ''[[Videos]]''

== Related pages ==

* ''[[EHX]]'' -- Electronic Audio Artform in The Capital, website by ''[[The Cosmic Crofter]]''
* ''[[Equipment]]''
* ''[[IDM mailing list]]''
* ''[[RedMoon]]'' -- A timeline of events
* ''[[The Cosmic Crofter]]'' -- The webmaster of the ''[[EHX]]'' website, home to the earliest Boards of Canada web page.
* ''[[Trans Canada Highway Microsite]]''
* ''[[Yahoo! group]]''

Category:Unavailable Release

2006-09-14T04:59:42Z

Kaini:

Releases by [[Boards of Canada]] that are extremely rare, and have not verifiably appeared on filesharing networks.

Category:Unavailable Release

2006-09-14T04:59:28Z

Kaini: create page

Releases by [[Boards of Canada] that are extremely rare, and have not verifiably appeared on filesharing networks.

Hooper Bay

2006-09-14T04:58:02Z

Kaini:

{{Infobox Release|
| name=Hooper Bay
| release_date=1994
| format=Casette
| label=Music70
| catno=THS012
| runtime=30:52
}}

http://img425.imageshack.us/img425/6253/hooperbaylh2.jpg

== Tracks ==
# "[[Seward Leaf]]" – 7:02
# "[[Geiser]]" – 5:15
# "[[Circle]]" – 2:38
# "[[Noatak]]" – 8:41
# "[[Point Hope]]" – 7:16

[[Category:Unavailable Release]]
{{Nav-Releases}}

Play by Numbers

2006-09-14T04:57:46Z

Kaini:

{{Infobox Release|
| name=Play By Numbers
| release_date=1994
| format=Cassette CD
| label=Music70
| catno=AOMC43
| runtime=26:21
}}

http://img425.imageshack.us/img425/175/playbynumberssr2.jpg

== Tracks ==
# "[[Remmy Kid]]" – 0:58
# "[[Wouldn't You Like To Be Free]]" – 5:40
# "[[Infinite Lines of Colourful Sevens]]" – 9:18
# "[[Numerator]]" – 4:37
# "[[Echelon]]" – 5:48

[[Category:Unavailable Release]]
{{Nav-Releases}}

Closes Vol. 1

2006-09-14T04:57:24Z

Kaini:

{{Infobox Release|
| name=Closes Volume 1
| release_date=1992
| format=Cassette
| label=Music70
| catno=AOMC16
| runtime=56:22
}}

http://img425.imageshack.us/img425/9872/closesvol1gj6.jpg

== Tracks ==

# "[[Treeline]]" – 1:02
# "[[Godever]]" – 1:51
# "[[True Map]]" – 5:22
# "[[Close1]]" – 0:50
# "[[5d]]" – 5:21
# "[[Focus On The Spiral]]" – 1:28
# "[[Tends Towards]]" – 8:48
# "[[Close2]]" – 1:04
# "[[Eye / Ear]]" – 6:58
# "[[Helios Sound]]" – 0:30
# "[[Ithcus Sound]]" – 0:30
# "[[Found The Way]]" – 6:06
# "[[Close3]]" – 0:26
# "[[Numerator Original]]" – 6:31
# "[[Fonec]]" – 5:42
# "[[Trillions]]" – 3:19
# "[[CLose4]]" – 0:34

[[Category:Unavailable Release]]
{{Nav-Releases}}

Acid Memories

2006-09-14T04:57:07Z

Kaini:

{{Infobox Release|
| name=Acid Memories
| release_date=1989
| format=Cassette
| label=Music70
| catno=CANC27
| runtime=32:44
}}

http://img127.imageshack.us/img127/2271/acidmemoriesnp6.jpg

== Tracks ==
# "[[Duffy]]" – 2:18
# "[[Growing Hand]]" – 4:55
# "[[Petina]]" – 4:49
# "[[Stry Craty Bya]]" – 8:03
# "[[Helter Skelter]]" – 6:13
# "[[Echo The Sun]]" – 6:26

[[Category:Unavailable Release]]
{{Nav-Releases}}

Catalog 3

2006-09-14T04:56:51Z

Kaini: cat

{{Infobox Release|
| name=Catalogue 3
| release_date=1987
| format=Cassette
| label=Music70
| catno=CANC19
| runtime=56:36
}}

http://img127.imageshack.us/img127/3381/catalog3aa3.jpg

== Tracks ==

# "[[Line Two]]" – 10:42
# "[[Drone 18]]" – 6:40
# "[[Drone 2]]" – 5:55
# "[[Breach Tones]]" – 8:13
# "[[Visual Drone]]" – 13:21
# "[[Stowed Under]]" – 4:15
# "[[Powerline]]" – 2:22
# "[[Press]]" – 5:08

[[Category:Unavailable Release]]
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Category:P2P Release

2006-09-14T04:55:50Z

Kaini: create

Releases by [[Boards of Canada]] that have become available through filesharing software.

Category:Live Set

2006-09-14T04:54:40Z

Kaini:

Live performances by [[Boards of Canada]].

Other live sets

2006-09-14T04:54:06Z

Kaini: cat

__NOTOC__

Bearing in mind that live appearances by [[Boards of Canada]] are sparse, there are a number of concerts which (to date) no bootleg recordings seem to exist for.

==Unrecorded live sets==
*Boards of Canada appeared with [[Autechre]], Panasonic and Cylob on 19 July 1996 ("Autechre Live At The Reach"),at The Reach (King's College Student Union) in Aldwych, London.
*BoC and ThinkTank supported Autechre in Edinburgh on (it is thought) 20 Feb 1997, at The Venue, Edinburgh.
*BoC were the headline act at one of Skam's "Versivo" nights at the Roadhouse in Manchester in February of 1997. No precise date known for that one.
*BoC also performed at the Phoenix Festival held from 17-20 July 1997 at Long Marston, Stratford-upon-Avon.
*BoC supported Seefeel in a live show in London, at Blech (a club run by [[Warp Records|Warp]]), on 31 Oct 1997.
*BoC also appeared at the Sunflower Festival, Munich, with Autechre, Jega, and Mike Paradinas on the 26 July 1997
* [[RedMoon]] (maybe)
* '''Add to me!'''

==Promotional events==
*For the launch of [[Geogaddi]], listening parties were held in churches in [[wikipedia:London|London]], [[wikipedia:New York City|New York]], [[wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[wikipedia:Edinburgh|Edinburgh]], [[wikipedia:Paris|Paris]], and [[wikipedia:Berlin|Berlin]]. Copies of the [[Geogaddi (promo)|Geogaddi promo]] were seemingly distributed at the parties.
*A listening party was also held for the launch of [[The Campfire Headphase]] on August 10, 2005, at the 'Angel Orensatz Foundation' building in New York - the same location used for the Geogaddi NY listening party.

==External Links==
*[http://www.sillyape.org/013002-boc/ Photos of the New York listening party]

[[Category:Live Set]]
{{Nav-Releases}}

Live @ ATP

2006-09-14T04:53:39Z

Kaini: cat

'''Live @ ATP''' was a collection of the songs played during the perfomance of [[Boards of Canada]] at the 2001 [[wikipedia:All Tomorrow's Parties|All Tomorrow's Parties]]. Although unofficial and never released by Boards of Canada, they can be found widely on file-sharing networks in the complete form. As with all of their current live work, the collection includes songs that had never before been released and were unnamed.

All Tomorrow's Parties is an annual music festival. The 2001 edition, curated by [[wikipedia:Tortoise (band)|Tortoise]], took place at [[wikipedia:Camber Sands|Camber Sands]] Holiday Centre, New Lydd Road, Camber Rye, East Sussex from April 6 through April 8. Boards of Canada performed on April 7th.

==Tracks==

# [[ATP-01|Unknown]]2 – (6:23)
# [[ATP-02|Unknown]]2 – (7:32)
# "[[A is to B as B is to C]]"1 – (1:26)
# "[[Sunshine Recorder]]"1 – (6:29)
# "[[Sixtyten]]" – (5:51)
# [[ATP-06|Unknown]]2 – (1:44)
# [[ATP-07|Unknown]]2 – (8:26)
# "[[Julie and Candy]]"1 – (6:14)
# [[ATP-09|Unknown]]2 – (1:30)
# "[[Happy Cycling]]" – (7:55)
# "[[A is to B as B is to C]]"1 – (0:46)
# "[[In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country (song)|In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country]]" – (5:46)

1: Not yet released at date of performance 
2: Unreleased as of current date
=== Notes ===
==== Track 1 ====

This track is relatively slow-paced when compared to the rest of the brothers discography. It feautures deep, warm and lovely sounding synths that are played very slowly and segue into each other excellently.

== Availability ==
Recordings from this concert was never released. However, an audience bootleg from the show is widely available on mp3. Unfortunately, the quality is low, with heavy distortion in the lower frequencies.

=== jbible ===
On December 6, 2004, in the [[WATMM]] thread "[http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache:JLS3YY425rcJ:forum.watmm.com/index.php%3Fshowtopic%3D11845%26view%3Dold+%22Aphex+Twin%22+ATP+%2Bsite:forum.watmm.com&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=7&client=firefox-a Aphex Twin @ ATP]", [http://forum.watmm.com/index.php?showuser=447 jbible] mentioned that he was the one who had recorded BoC's performance. He provided some additional information about the recording:

* Regarding the security:
** "Wasnt easy. I sewed the recorder into my jacket and microphone down the inside of my sleeve."
** "They were being real crazy about recordings and cameras....they had security taking discs and film. Pointing flashlights at people taking pictures."

* Regarding the quality:
**"Yeah I know the quality gets bad...I think it may have been a mix of being to close to the speaker and they seemed to get louder as the show went on. I had just purchased my MD right before my trip to Europe so it may have been a lack of experience with it as well. I got the AE set as well as some clips from some of the other performances. I think I still have the master MD's somewhere. Might be able to retransfer it and remaster eventually."

* Regarding the show itself:
**"At the time BOC was the highlight for me...since I had never seen them before...nor since. It was right after IABPOITC came out. My first time to EU. Day after I recorded the set I took a walk through the actual BPOITC that surrounded the festival venue and listened to the set. It was quite surreal."

== External links ==
* [http://www.atpfestival.com/archive/archived_event.php?archive=4 Official ATP 2001 site]
* [http://www.efestivals.co.uk/festivals/alltomorrowsparties/2001/ Original ATP 2001 site] (defunct)
* [http://archive.bibalex.org/web/20010508111929/http://alltomorrowsparties.co.uk/boards/boardsofcanada/ ATP Message Board: Boards of Canada Forum]
* [[WATMM]]: [http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache:JLS3YY425rcJ:forum.watmm.com/index.php%3Fshowtopic%3D11845%26view%3Dold+%22Aphex+Twin%22+ATP+%2Bsite:forum.watmm.com&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=7&client=firefox-a Aphex Twin @ ATP] (Google cache)"

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Live @ Lighthouse

2006-09-14T04:53:10Z

Kaini: cat

'''''Live @ Lighthouse''''' is a collection of songs recorded during the performance of [[wikipedia:Boards of Canada|Boards of Canada]] at the [[Warp Records]] lighthouse party. These recordings were not formally released by Boards of Canada.

==Tracks==
# "[[Sixtyten (Incomplete)]]" – 2:17
# "[[1969]]" – 5:48
# "[[Lighthouse-03|Unknown]]"1 – 7:07
# "[[In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country (song)|In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country]]" – 4:43
# "[[Amo Bishop Roden]]" – 5:57
# "[[Everything You Do Is a Balloon]]" – 5:30
# "[[Julie and Candy]]" – 5:57

1: Unreleased as of current date
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Live @ Warp10

2006-09-14T04:52:42Z

Kaini: cat

'''''Live @ Warp10''''' is a collection of songs recorded during the performance of [[Boards of Canada]] at [[Warp Records]]' 10th anniversary party on November 5, 1999. As with most of their live performances, unreleased material is played. This collection has not been formally released by Boards of Canada.

==Tracks==

# "[[Zoetrope]]"1 – (5:11)
# "[[Happy Cycling]]" – (7:27)
# "[[The Color of the Fire]]" – (1:14)
# "[[Telephasic Workshop]]" + "[[The Smallest Weird Number]]" – (8:10)
# "[[Aquarius (song)|Aquarius]]" – (7:43)
# [[Warp10-06|Unknown]]2 – (2:55)
# [[Warp10-07|Unknown]]2 – (11:27)

1: Not yet released at date of performance 
2: Unreleased as of current date

== Availability ==
A full bootleg recorded from the audience is widely available on [[wikipedia:SoulSeek|SoulSeek]] and other P2P systems. There was also apparently an incomplete 2.5 track version recording of lesser quality. [http://web.archive.org/web/20010710021626/http://www.tapir.madvision.co.uk/231008/idmlive.htm]

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Boc Maxima (release)

2006-09-14T04:51:38Z

Kaini:

{{Infobox Release|
| name=Boc Maxima
| release_date=1996
| format=Cassette CD
| label=Music70
| catno=THS017
| runtime=64:38
}}

http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/2492/bocmaximawz9.jpg

Limited to fifty copies, pressed on both mc (?) and cd formats, the tracks on 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 disc 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]].")

This release was broadcasted in full on France's [[Helter Skelter radio show]] in 2002.

== Tracks ==

# "[[Wildlife Analysis]]" – 1:37
# "[[Chinook]]" – 4:39
# "[[Rodox Video]]" – 0:33
# "[[Everything You Do Is A Balloon]]" – 6:58
# "[[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

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Old Tunes Vol. 2

2006-09-14T04:50:50Z

Kaini:

{{Infobox Release|
| name=Old Tunes Vol. 2
| release_date=1996
| format=C60
| label=Music70
| catno=CANCAS003
| runtime=78:58
}}http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m234/bocwiki/oldtunesvol2-outer.gif
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==Tracks==
'''Side A:'''
# "[[We've Started Up]]" – 5:39
# "[[Jimbo Rehearsing]]" – 0:35
# "[[Staircase Whip]]" – 2:14
# "[[Statue Of Liberty]]" – 1:52
# "[[Dave (I'm A Real Traditionalist)]]" – 1:50
# "[[Peace-Tony-Devil]]" – 0:18
# "[[To The Wind]]" – 2:30
# "[[Iraq Says]]" – 0:38
# "[[Nine-Rubber Wisdom]]" – 1:20
# "[[On A Rolling Sea]]" – 1:34
# "[[Iced Cooly Beatnik]]" – 0:36
# "[[David Came To Mahana'im]]" – 4:39
# "[[Sir Prancelot Brainfire]]" – 2:51
# "[[North Sea Arbeit]]" – 1:12
# "[[Mushyz]]" – 0:35
# "[[Heysanna Hosanna]]" – 0:59
# "[[Fly In The Pool]]" – 0:51
# "[[Mukhinabaht]]" – 5:05
# "[[It's A Whole 'Nother Year]]" – 2:00

'''Side B:'''
# "[[Kiteracer 2]]" – 2:29
# "[[Bmx Track]]" – 5:05
# "[[Hiscores]]" – 3:38
# "[[Geometric Piss]]" – 0:51
# "[[Zander Two]]" – 3:59
# "[[Magic Teens]]" – 3:00
# "[[Apparatus]]" – 0:33
# "[[Music For Pylons]]" – 1:12
# "[[Alpha Rainbow]]" – 1:12
# "[[Northern Plastics]]" – 1:55
# "[[Buckie High]]" – 5:16
# "[[I Love My New Shears]]" – 3:11
# "[[Solarium]]" – 0:22
# "[[Breaking Nehushtan]]" – 2:41
# "[[Orange Hexagon Sun]]" – 2:22
# "[[Lick]]" – 2:39
# "[[Powerline Misfortune]]" – 1:15
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Old Tunes Vol. 2

2006-09-14T04:31:25Z

Kaini:

{{Infobox Release|
| name=Old Tunes Vol. 2
| release_date=1996
| format=C60
| label=Music70
| catno=CANCAS003
| runtime=78:58
}}http://fredd-e.narfum.org/boc/assets/img/boc12_oldtunesvol.2.jpg

==Tracks==
'''Side A:'''
# "[[We've Started Up]]" – 5:39
# "[[Jimbo Rehearsing]]" – 0:35
# "[[Staircase Whip]]" – 2:14
# "[[Statue Of Liberty]]" – 1:52
# "[[Dave (I'm A Real Traditionalist)]]" – 1:50
# "[[Peace-Tony-Devil]]" – 0:18
# "[[To The Wind]]" – 2:30
# "[[Iraq Says]]" – 0:38
# "[[Nine-Rubber Wisdom]]" – 1:20
# "[[On A Rolling Sea]]" – 1:34
# "[[Iced Cooly Beatnik]]" – 0:36
# "[[David Came To Mahana'im]]" – 4:39
# "[[Sir Prancelot Brainfire]]" – 2:51
# "[[North Sea Arbeit]]" – 1:12
# "[[Mushyz]]" – 0:35
# "[[Heysanna Hosanna]]" – 0:59
# "[[Fly In The Pool]]" – 0:51
# "[[Mukhinabaht]]" – 5:05
# "[[It's A Whole 'Nother Year]]" – 2:00

'''Side B:'''
# "[[Kiteracer 2]]" – 2:29
# "[[Bmx Track]]" – 5:05
# "[[Hiscores]]" – 3:38
# "[[Geometric Piss]]" – 0:51
# "[[Zander Two]]" – 3:59
# "[[Magic Teens]]" – 3:00
# "[[Apparatus]]" – 0:33
# "[[Music For Pylons]]" – 1:12
# "[[Alpha Rainbow]]" – 1:12
# "[[Northern Plastics]]" – 1:55
# "[[Buckie High]]" – 5:16
# "[[I Love My New Shears]]" – 3:11
# "[[Solarium]]" – 0:22
# "[[Breaking Nehushtan]]" – 2:41
# "[[Orange Hexagon Sun]]" – 2:22
# "[[Lick]]" – 2:39
# "[[Powerline Misfortune]]" – 1:15
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Old Tunes Vol. 2

2006-09-14T04:30:48Z

Kaini: cat

Random 35 Tracks Tape

2006-09-14T04:30:13Z

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{{Infobox Release}}
 
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Old Tunes Vol. 1

2006-09-14T04:28:30Z

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{{Infobox Release|
| name=A Few Old Tunes
| release_date=1996
| format=Cassette
| label=Music70
| catno=CANCAS001
| runtime=71:40
}}http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m234/bocwiki/afot.gif
==Background==
*'''A Few Old Tunes''' seems to be sourced from a cassette tape containing a (presumably) hand-selected set of pre-[[BoC Maxima]] tracks. The leaking of these tracks to p2p networks ([[Soulseek]], originally) provided much drama on [[WATMM]].

==Samples/Lyrics==
*A sample from a [[wikipedia:pornographic movie|porn movie]] in [[Light, Clear, Hair]].
*Large chunks of the [[wikipedia:Colonel Abrams|Colonel Abrams]] song "[[wikipedia:Trapped (song)|Trapped]]" in "[[Trapped (version)]]".
*A sample from an advertisement for a cleaning product in [[Devil]].
*A sample from the British game show [[wikipedia:Blockbusters (game show)|Blockbusters]] in [[Blockbusters|the song of the same name]].

==Tracks==
'''Side A:'''
# "[[Spectrum]]" – 2:19
# "[[Light, Clear, Hair]]" – 0:41
# "[[P:C:]]" – 0:48
# "[[Trapped]]" – 3:52
# "[[Rodox Video]]" – 1:19
# "[[Happy Cycling]]" – 1:49
# "[[House Of Abin'adab]]" – 1:55
# "[[Finity]]" – 5:00
# "[[Forest Moon]]" – 6:35
# "[[Skimming Stones]]" – 2:12
# "[[Carcan]]" – 1:50
# "[[Devil]]" – 0:14
# "[[Mansel]]" – 5:36
# "[[She Is P]]" – 1:42
# "[[Davie Addison]]" – 1:15

'''Side B:'''
# "[[Sac]]" – 1:23
# "[[Blockbusters]]" – 0:40
# "[[I Will Get It Tattooed]]" – 1:37
# "[[The Way You Show]]" – 2:56
# "[[I Love U]]" – 1:41
# "[[King Of Carnival]]" – 4:18
# "[[M9]]" – 3:32
# "[[Original Nlogax]]" – 1:11
# "[[Sequoia]]" – 4:49
# "[[Boqurant]]" – 1:43
# "[[5:9:78]]" – 4:14
# "[[Wendy Miller]]" – 0:32
# "[[Paul Russell's Piece]]" – 0:53
# "[[Up The March Bank]]" – 3:24
# "[[Nova Scotia Robots]]" – 1:47

==See also==
*[[Old Tunes saga]]
*[[Soulseek]]
*[[Prince Murat]]

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bocpages:Manual of Style

2006-09-14T04:27:22Z

Kaini: /* Categories */

{{consensus}}
==Referring to [[Release]]s==
*Use ''italics'' for track titles. To use ''italics'', enclose the desired text within '''double quotes'''.
**<nowiki>''</nowiki>italics<nowiki>''</nowiki> produces ''italics''.
*Use '''bold''' for album titles.To use '''bold''', enclose the desired text within '''triple quotes'''.
**<nowiki>'''</nowiki>bold<nowiki>'''</nowiki> produces '''bold'''.
==Categories==
*Logic dictates that every [[Release]] should be placeable in at least one other category, '''as well as''' <nowiki>[[Category:Releases]]</nowiki>.

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bocpages:Manual of Style

2006-09-14T04:26:45Z

Kaini:

{{consensus}}
==Referring to [[Release]]s==
*Use ''italics'' for track titles. To use ''italics'', enclose the desired text within '''double quotes'''.
**<nowiki>''</nowiki>italics<nowiki>''</nowiki> produces ''italics''.
*Use '''bold''' for album titles.To use '''bold''', enclose the desired text within '''triple quotes'''.
**<nowiki>'''</nowiki>bold<nowiki>'''</nowiki> produces '''bold'''.
==Categories==
*Logic dictates that every [[Release]] should be placeable in at least one category, '''besides''' <nowiki>[[Category:Releases]]</nowiki>.

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Category:Promotional Releases

2006-09-14T04:25:05Z

Kaini: create

Promotional items released by [[Boards of Canada]].

Merchandise

2006-09-14T04:24:15Z

Kaini: cat

[[Category:Promotional Releases]]
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Promotional Items

2006-09-14T04:23:51Z

Kaini:

http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m234/bocwiki/bocsticker.gif
 ''A selection of promotional stickers.''
==Releases==
*Copies of the [[Geogaddi (promo)|Geogaddi promo 12"]] were distributed at the [[Other live sets#Promotional events|listening parties]] for that album.
==Posters==
==Stickers==
==See also==
*[[Other live sets#Promotional events|Promotional events]]
[[Category:Promotional Releases]]
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Geogaddi (promo lp)

2006-09-14T04:23:27Z

Kaini: cat

{{Infobox Release|
| name=Geogaddi (Promo)
| release_date=21 Jan 2001
| format=12"
| label=Warp Records
| catno=WARPLP101P
| runtime=7:28
}}

http://img54.imageshack.us/img54/8528/geogaddipromoog8.jpg

The '''''Geogaddi promo''''' was a one-sided 12" vinyl disc advertising [[Boards of Canada]]'s album, [[Geogaddi]]. The center label is in the shape of a turquoise hexagon and all two of the tracks are uncredited. The second song, ''Beware The Friendly Stranger'' contains a locked groove.

==Tracks==
'''Side A:'''
# "[[Alpha & Omega]]" – 6:58
# "[[Beware The Friendly Stranger]]" – 0:30

'''Side B:'''
# "[[Magic Window]]"

==Trivia==
*Copies of the promo were distributed at the [[Other live sets#Promotional events|Geogaddi listening parties]].

==See Also==
*[[Geogaddi]]
*[[Geogaddi (test pressing)]]

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Kaleidoscope

2006-09-14T04:22:47Z

Kaini: cat

{{Infobox Release|
| name=Kaleidoscope
| release_date=5 Feb 2002
| format=Heavyweight Perspex 12"
| label=Warp Records
| catno=WARPLP101K
| runtime= N/A
}}

http://fredd-e.narfum.org/boc/goodies/pictures/kaleidoscope/boards-of-canada--kaleidoscope-07.jpg

More pictures @ the [http://fredd-e.narfum.org/boc/goodies/pictures/kaleidoscope/ goodies] section of [http://fredd-e.narfum.org/boc/ the unoffical boc pages].

[[Category:Promotional Releases]]
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bocpages:Manual of Style

2006-09-14T04:02:48Z

Kaini: minor edits

{{consensus}}
==Referring to [[Release]]s==
*Use ''italics'' for track titles. To use ''italics'', enclose the desired text within '''double quotes'''.
**<nowiki>''</nowiki>italics<nowiki>''</nowiki> produces ''italics''.
*Use '''bold''' for album titles.To use '''bold''', enclose the desired text within '''triple quotes'''.
**<nowiki>'''</nowiki>bold<nowiki>'''</nowiki> produces '''bold'''.
==Categories==
*Every [[Release]] should be placeable in at least one Category.

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bocpages talk:Manual of Style

2006-09-14T02:09:37Z

Kaini:

==manual of style==

I think it's important to decide on a policy for naming albums, tracks, and indeed pages, as well as what links where, colour schemes, and all sorts of other stuff. that's why i've made this page. it's modelled on a wikipedia concept. input welcome. --[[User:Kaini|kaini]] 04:09, 14 September 2006 (CEST)

Category:Consensus

2006-09-14T02:07:35Z

Kaini: create page

This category contains [[Main Page|bocwiki]] policies that are still under discussion.

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2006-09-14T02:06:35Z

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bocpages:Manual of Style

2006-09-14T02:02:16Z

Kaini: a start

{{consensus}}
==Referring to [[Release]]s==
*Use ''italics'' for track titles.
*Use '''bold''' for album titles

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Autechre

2006-09-11T04:37:29Z

Kaini:

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''Autechre'' 

Autechre are an electronic music duo from Sheffield, who are often categorized with [[wikipedia:Aphex Twin|Aphex Twin]], [[wikipedia:Squarepusher|Squarepusher]], [[wikipedia:Luke Vibert|Luke Vibert]], [[Boards of Canada]] and others as being key artists within the (rather fuzzily defined) [[IDM]] genre.

==Facts==
*Are also signed to [[Warp Records]].
*Instrumental in the founding of the label [[SKAM]].
**It was on this label that [[Boards of Canada]] would release their first widely distributed EP, [[Hi Scores]].

==Theories==
*It could be argued that Autechre have been instrumental in the success of Boards of Canada.
==See also==
*[[SKAM]]
*[[skam.co.uk]]
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Autechre

2006-09-11T04:30:12Z

Kaini: /* Facts */ -POV

Autechre are an electronic music duo from Sheffield.

==Facts==
*Are also signed to [[Warp Records]].
*Instrumental in the founding of the label [[SKAM]].
**It was on this label that [[Boards of Canada]] would release their first widely distributed EP, [[Hi Scores]].

==Theories==
*It could be argued that Autechre have been instrumental in the success of Boards of Canada.
==See also==
*[[SKAM]]
*[[skam.co.uk]]
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Autechre

2006-09-11T04:29:16Z

Kaini: mini biog

Autechre are an electronic music duo from Sheffield.

==Facts==
*Are also signed to [[Warp Records]].
*Instrumental in the founding of the label [[SKAM]].
**It was on this label that [[Boards of Canada]] would release their first widely distributed EP, [[Hi Scores]].
**BoC were signed due to being championed by Autechre.
==Theories==
*It could be argued that Autechre have been instrumental in the success of Boards of Canada.
==See also==
*[[SKAM]]
*[[skam.co.uk]]
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National Film Board of Canada

2006-09-11T04:09:30Z

Kaini: betterify

http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m234/bocwiki/brand.gif 
''The NFBoC logo''
==See also==
*[[Pete Standing Alone]]
*[[Kaini Industries]]
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2006-09-11T04:05:22Z

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| width="60%" colspan="2" style="text-align:center" | '''''People'''''
| width="20%" style="text-align:right" | [[Template:Nav-People|view]] • [[Template talk:Nav-People|talk]] • [http://fredd-e.narfum.org/w/index.php?title=Template:Nav-People&action=edit edit]
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[[Marcus Eoin Sandison]] • [[Michael Sandison]]

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[[Peter Iain Campbell]] • [[Frazer Clarke]] • [[S. Goderich]] • [[Mark]] • [[Christopher Horne]]

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[[National Film Board of Canada|NFBOC]] • [[Smokes Quantity]] • [[David Koresh]] • [[Amo Bishop Roden]]

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[[The Cosmic Crofter]] • [[Autechre]] • [[Joyrex]] • [[Prince Murat]]

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[[Marcus Eoin Sandison]] • [[Michael Sandison]]

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[[Peter Iain Campbell]] • [[Frazer Clarke]] • [[S. Goderich]] • [[Mark]] • [[Christopher Horne]]

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[[NFBOC|National Film Board of Canada]] • [[Smokes Quantity]] • [[David Koresh]] • [[Amo Bishop Roden]]

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[[The Cosmic Crofter]] • [[Autechre]] • [[Joyrex]] • [[Prince Murat]]

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National Film Board of Canada

2006-09-11T04:03:23Z

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Michael Sandison

2006-09-11T03:56:41Z

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''Michael Sandison''
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MDG

2006-09-10T16:45:02Z

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==Facts==
*Has confirmed or denied canonicity of songs and releases on both [[WATMM]] and the [[Yahoo! group]].
*aka Hexagon_Sun_Official

==See also==
*[[Old Tunes saga]]
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MDG

2006-09-10T16:43:09Z

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==Facts==
*Has confirmed or denied canonicity of songs and releases on both [[WATMM]] and the [[Yahoo mailing list]].
*aka Hexagon_Sun_Official

==See also==
*[[Old Tunes saga]]
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Old Tunes

2006-09-10T16:18:27Z

Kaini:

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The term '''Old Tunes''' refers to a number of releases by [[Boards of Canada]]:
*[[A Few Old Tunes]]
*[[Old Tunes Vol. 1]]
*[[Old Tunes Vol. 2]]

It may also refer to the [[Old Tunes saga]].

Old Tunes saga

2006-09-10T16:17:40Z

Kaini:

[[Hexagon_Sun_Official]] posted the following on [[WATMM]] on February 15, 2005, in response to the (subsequently cancelled) auction of original [[Old Tunes]] tapes on ebay by [[Prince Murat]];
OK The reason it was jumped on was this: Warp and BOC have been in talks for a long while about putting out a box set of old tracks from these tapes and others, with new packaging and art, to be released sometime after the forthcoming record. The tapes were private comps given out to close friends a few years ago, long before the band imagined there would be this kind of interest, and long before the likes of Soulseek etc existed. The tracks are out there now, nothing can be done about that, they've been circulating for a while and fans have them, so the decision was taken to at least consider tidying them up and repackaging them with decent exclusive artwork & more rarities. BOC never wanted these tracks presented this way, mislabelled and as poor-quality MP3 files. There's no 'hype', these comps were never listed on any old discogs as they were never intended for mass release in the first place. Now the intention is still to get round to scheduling a release of these tunes and other rare comps, but unscrupulous people like '[[Prince Murat|prince murat]]' are obviously stealing the thunder of the proposed releases, whilst trying to make a tidy profit in the process (a starting price of $799 speaks volumes about 'prince murat's true intentions. who is trying to profit from hype here? if any money is going to be involved, surely the artist who wrote those tracks should be receiving the royalties, and not this person? there's no difference between this kind of profiteering and someone trying to sell a bootleg CDR of Beck's new album months prior to release.) Anyway, now you know, we hope the intervention hasn't caused too much negative feeling, after all the concern that Warp and BOC have is that basically it's going to spoil the impact of a nice release that hopefully will be enjoyed by the fans. -[[mark]], [[Hexagon Sun|hs]]

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==See Also==
*[[A Few Old Tunes]]
*[[WATMM]]

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Other live sets

2006-09-10T03:01:39Z

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