A Bunker Full of Memories - Revision history

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 [[A Bunker Full of Memories]] is an interview by René Passet originally published online Apr. 1998 on the Forcefield website. <ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20010305221908/http://www.forcefield.org/boc.html</ref>
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-=== A Bunker Full of Memories ===
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 'Strong emotional melodies'. That pretty much sums up the essence of what [[Boards of Canada]] is about. After various hard-to-get releases on cassettes, Skam Records (and it's enigmatic offshoot Mask) the Scottish duo has just released their debut album [[Music Has The Right To Children]] on Warp Records. The first of five on the Sheffield label!
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 interview by René Passet, April 1998.
 The album Music Has The Right To Children is out now on Warp/Skam, as is their remix of Mira Calix' Sandsings. WAP100 will contain an exclusive track by Boards of Canada, called [[Orange Romeda]]. Soon the Turquise [[Hexagon Sun]] website will open it's gates.
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-[[A Bunker Full of Memories]] was an interview by René Passet originally published online Apr. 1998 on the Forcefield website. <ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20010305221908/http://www.forcefield.org/boc.html</ref>
+[[A Bunker Full of Memories]] is an interview by René Passet originally published online Apr. 1998 on the Forcefield website. <ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20010305221908/http://www.forcefield.org/boc.html</ref>
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 [[A Bunker Full of Memories]] is a 1999 interview by René Passet.  It originally appeared in ''Forcefield'', an online music magazine.

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 [[A Bunker Full of Memories]] is a 1999 interview by René Passet.  It originally appeared in ''Forcefield'', an online music magazine.
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 :: Various Artists - Mask EP - 12" - Mask<br>
 :: Boards of Canada - [[Hi Scores|High Scores]] - 12" - Skam<br>
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 == External links ==
 * Original URL: http://www.forcefield.org/boc.html
 ** [http://web.archive.org/web/19990129025923/http://wwwedu.cs.utwente.nl/~wielen/forcefield/boc.html Internet Archive] ([http://web.archive.org/web/20010305221908/http://www.forcefield.org/boc.html alternate])
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 * [http://elists.resynthesize.com/idm/1998/04/462542/ Announcement] on [[idm-l]]
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