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== External links == | == External links == | ||
| − | * https://mega.nz/#F!TKwTQAiC!hNSLbVUEj_46CqPEwF_TdA!qfwTiQ6J | + | * [https://mega.nz/#F!TKwTQAiC!hNSLbVUEj_46CqPEwF_TdA!qfwTiQ6J MP3 rip of the audience recording] |
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20080104010130/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_%40_Lighthouse Live @ Lighthouse] at Wikipedia (archive.org) | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20080104010130/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_%40_Lighthouse Live @ Lighthouse] at Wikipedia (archive.org) | ||
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20161227223349/http://www.vanguard-online.co.uk/archive/music/warplight.htm gig review] by Chrisso [http://www.vanguard-online.co.uk] | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20161227223349/http://www.vanguard-online.co.uk/archive/music/warplight.htm gig review] by Chrisso [http://www.vanguard-online.co.uk] | ||
Revision as of 19:19, 3 September 2024
Live @ Lighthouse is a collection of songs recorded during the performance of Boards of Canada at The Incredible Warp Lighthouse Party on October 14th 2000. These recordings were not formally released by Boards of Canada. A soundboard recording of Julie and Candy from this show, along with video shown during the performance, was uploaded to Youtube in 2009.
Tracks
- "Sixtyten (Incomplete)" – 2:17
- "1969"1 – 5:48
- "Spiro"2 – 7:07
- "In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country"1 – 4:43
- "Amo Bishop Roden"1 – 5:57
- "Everything You Do Is A Balloon" – 5:30
- "Julie And Candy"1 – 5:57
1: Unreleased at time of show
2: Unreleased as of current date, but a sped-up 1.8 second snippet is included on side I of the Warp20 (Infinite) locked-groove 10" vinyl
Images
Location
The event took place at Trinity Buoy Wharf in the Chainstore building.
Videos
Trivia
- Four large CRT monitors were included in Boards of Canada's setup in order to display their visuals - two located on the left and two on the right, respectively.
- The monitor furthest to the left exploded during "Sixtyten".
- Mike and Marcus referenced this incident in the Boards of The Underground interview.
It's one of the reasons we don't like playing live, you worry about who might be in the audience, scouting for ideas.
The monitors exploded in the middle of the set, people were cheering because they thought it was deliberate pyrotechnics!
- The former is likely why the live recording started mid-way through "Sixtyten" instead of the beginning.
External links
- MP3 rip of the audience recording
- Live @ Lighthouse at Wikipedia (archive.org)
- gig review by Chrisso [1]