ATP-07 - Revision history

Mr udders: Formatting tweak

2026-09-08T17:11:15Z

Formatting tweak

SpartaYoshi at 11:36, 29 April 2026

2026-04-29T11:36:05Z

SpartaYoshi: /* Comments */ Added geogaddi outtake comment

2026-04-28T11:20:55Z

‎Comments: Added geogaddi outtake comment

SpartaYoshi: /* Samples/Lyrics */ Mentioned nursery rhyme theory by u/nomis_j + few corrections after new rip

2026-04-28T11:10:01Z

‎Samples/Lyrics: Mentioned nursery rhyme theory by u/nomis_j + few corrections after new rip

SpartaYoshi: /* Video */ Replaced v1 with v2 of HQ restoration

2026-04-12T16:09:04Z

‎Video: Replaced v1 with v2 of HQ restoration

Mr udders: Unaltered bootleg recording comes first

2026-01-25T21:59:39Z

Unaltered bootleg recording comes first

SpartaYoshi: Corrected runtime

2026-01-25T21:52:37Z

Corrected runtime

SpartaYoshi: /* Video */ Provided HQ clean restored version

2026-01-25T21:50:57Z

‎Video: Provided HQ clean restored version

Fredd-E at 23:52, 16 January 2026

2026-01-16T23:52:28Z

Mr udders: Re-added "electric star" and "noatak" as possible vocoder phrases

2026-01-15T12:51:18Z

Re-added "electric star" and "noatak" as possible vocoder phrases

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 == Comments ==
-* It is mainly believed to be an outtake demo from the "[[Geogaddi]]" sessions, performed live as a teaser on the gig among other (then) unfinished demos like "[[Sunshine Recorder]]" (track 4) or "[[Julie And Candy]]" (track 8). The track was likely later discarded for the final project release, in favor of other tracks that made it to the album.
+* It is mainly believed to be an outtake demo from the ''[[Geogaddi]]'' sessions, performed live as a teaser on the gig among other (then) unfinished demos like "[[Sunshine Recorder]]" (track 4) or "[[Julie And Candy]]" (track 8). The track was likely later discarded for the final project release, in favor of other tracks that made it to the album.
 * It has also been speculated that this track is a live performance of "[[Noatak]]" from Boards of Canada's unheard 1994 album ''[[Hooper Bay]]''. This is due to it being of a similar length to the ''Hooper Bay'' track, similarities between the high-pitched drone in the track's second half and the droning found in "[[Circle]]" (the only ''Hooper Bay'' track heard outside the band's friends and family), as well as the vocoded voice starting at 2:23 sounding like the word "Noatak" spoken in received pronunciation. However, there is no hard evidence to support this theory.
 * [[ATP-07]] is structurally similar to "[[Nlogax]]" from [[Boards of Canada]]'s 1996 EP ''[[Hi Scores (release)|Hi Scores]]'', with a more straightforwardly techno-oriented first half followed by a gradual transition to a darker second half. The band stated in a [[A Bunker Full of Memories|1998 interview]]:

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 {{Infobox Song|
 | name=ATP-07
-| runtime=8:08
+| runtime=8:12
 | appearson=[[Live @ ATP]]}}
-''ATP-07'' is an unreleased track that was played as part of a live set at All Tomorrows Parties ([[Live @ ATP]]).  No other recordings of this song are known to exist.
+''ATP-07'' is an unreleased track that was played as part of a live set at All Tomorrows Parties ([[Live @ ATP]]). Its official title is unknown.
 == Comments ==
-* It is mainly believed to be an outtake demo from the "[[Geogaddi]]" sessions, featured as a teaser on the gig among other (then) unfinished demos like "[[Sunshine Recorder]]" (track 4) or "[[Julie And Candy]]" (track 8). The track was likely later discarded for the final project release, in favor of other tracks that made it to the album.
+* It is mainly believed to be an outtake demo from the "[[Geogaddi]]" sessions, performed live as a teaser on the gig among other (then) unfinished demos like "[[Sunshine Recorder]]" (track 4) or "[[Julie And Candy]]" (track 8). The track was likely later discarded for the final project release, in favor of other tracks that made it to the album.
 * It has also been speculated that this track is a live performance of "[[Noatak]]" from Boards of Canada's unheard 1994 album ''[[Hooper Bay]]''. This is due to it being of a similar length to the ''Hooper Bay'' track, similarities between the high-pitched drone in the track's second half and the droning found in "[[Circle]]" (the only ''Hooper Bay'' track heard outside the band's friends and family), as well as the vocoded voice starting at 2:23 sounding like the word "Noatak" spoken in received pronunciation. However, there is no hard evidence to support this theory.
 * [[ATP-07]] is structurally similar to "[[Nlogax]]" from [[Boards of Canada]]'s 1996 EP ''[[Hi Scores (release)|Hi Scores]]'', with a more straightforwardly techno-oriented first half followed by a gradual transition to a darker second half. The band stated in a [[A Bunker Full of Memories|1998 interview]]:
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 == Crowd noise ==
-As an audience recording, there is constant noise throughout the recording from the crowd.  As [[Boards of Canada]] has used vocal samples, including recordings of groups of people talking (perhaps most prominently in "[[Turquoise Hexagon Sun]]"), many fans feel the ambient noise actually adds to the recording.  At any rate, since the live version is the only known recording, listeners have become used to the noise as part of the track.
+Before April 2026, only a few audience recordings were available. As an audience recording, there is constant noise throughout the recording from the crowd.  As [[Boards of Canada]] has used vocal samples, including recordings of groups of people talking (perhaps most prominently in "[[Turquoise Hexagon Sun]]"), many fans feel the ambient noise actually adds to the recording.  At any rate, since the live version is the only known recording, listeners have become used to the noise as part of the track.
 [[Twoism forum]] poster zeitgeist offers some interpretations of what's being said:
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 == Video ==
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 == References ==

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 == Comments ==
-* It has been speculated that this track is a reworked version of "[[Noatak]]" from Boards of Canada's unheard 1994 album ''[[Hooper Bay]]''. This is due to it being of a similar length to the ''Hooper Bay'' track, similarities between the high-pitched drone in the track's second half and the droning found in "[[Circle]]" (the only ''Hooper Bay'' track heard outside the band's friends and family), as well as the vocoded voice starting at 2:23 sounding like the word "Noatak" spoken in received pronunciation. However, there is no hard evidence to support this theory.
+* It is mainly believed to be an outtake demo from the "[[Geogaddi]]" sessions, featured as a teaser on the gig among other (then) unfinished demos like "[[Sunshine Recorder]]" (track 4) or "[[Julie And Candy]]" (track 8). The track was likely later discarded for the final project release, in favor of other tracks that made it to the album.
 * [[ATP-07]] is structurally similar to "[[Nlogax]]" from [[Boards of Canada]]'s 1996 EP ''[[Hi Scores (release)|Hi Scores]]'', with a more straightforwardly techno-oriented first half followed by a gradual transition to a darker second half. The band stated in a [[A Bunker Full of Memories|1998 interview]]:
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 == Samples/Lyrics ==
 * 0:34 - A child saying "Louder!".
-* 2:23 onward - A vocoded female voice possibly saying "Electric Star", "Glow in the dark", or "Noatak".
+* 2:23 onward - A vocoded voice repeating an unintelligible phrase. Theories of what it says include the voice saying "Nowhere to talk", "Glow in the dark", "Electric Star" or "Noatak".
 * 3:50 onward - A heavily processed and time-stretched sample of "Galactic Travel" by Peter Howell, which appears on ''[https://youtu.be/xw1vKPqOtO4?si=xEpAnNJ4jlPfS-QZ&t=73 Out of This World]'', a 1976 album by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBC_Radiophonic_Workshop BBC Radiophonic Workshop] which compiled various ambient pieces and sound effects used in BBC programmes.
-* 5:20 onward - A woman saying "See the rainbow".
+* 5:20 onward - A woman saying "See the rainbow" or "Sing a rainbow". The latter option implies it may be a reference to a popular american nursery rhyme called "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Can_Sing_a_Rainbow I Can Sing a Rainbow]".
 Alternatively, the child at 0:34 could be saying "Robert". This may have been taken from an early episode of ''The Cosby Show'' in which the Cosby family meets Stevie Wonder. (not confirmed)<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIm6xmOyO6Q</ref>

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 == References ==

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