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Revision as of 13:36, 11 June 2019
| title | Boards of Canada |
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| author | Soichiro Tanaka |
| publication | Snoozer |
| date | 2006/02 |
| issue | 54 |
| pages | 22-28 |
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Original Text
Boards of Canada was an interview (in Japanese) by Soichiro Tanaka originally published February 2006 in Snoozer magazine Number 54 pp.22-28
This is an original text copied verbatim from the original source. Do not edit this text to correct errors or misspellings. Aside from added wikilinks, this text is exactly as it originally appeared.
Boards of Canada
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Highlights and Notes
- Marcus reveals that the newest track on the Campfire Headphase is Slow This Bird Down, made June 2005.
- He also reveals that the oldest track on the album is '84 Pontiac Dream, which was an idea/demo in early 2003.
