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It's Too Orangey
Running time	0:19
Appears on	Old Tunes Vol. 1, Twoism, Music Has the Right to Children

Title may refer to the slogan "it's too orangey for crows", used by soft drink brand Kia-Ora in at least one 1984 UK advert. ^[1] ^[2]
The Friendly Stranger provided the insight that this short track is possibly named "It's Too Orangey". ^[3]
- PPL lists "Basefree" and "It's Too Orangey" right next to eachother as one entry. So this mighy imply that the short vignette at the end of "Basefree" is actually "It's Too Orangey" which is track 17, sibe b of Old Tunes Vol. 1.^[4]

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 * [http://www.twoism.org/forum/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=821 The Friendly Stranger] provided the insight that this short track is possibly named "[[It's Too Orangey]]". <ref>http://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=76949#76949</ref>
 ** [http://www.ppluk.com/ PPL] lists "[[Basefree]]" and "[[It's Too Orangey]]" right next to eachother as one entry. So this mighy imply that the short vignette at the end of "[[Basefree]]" is actually "[[It's Too Orangey]]" which is track 17, sibe b of [[Old Tunes Vol. 1]].<ref>http://repdb.ppluk.com:8090/AudioRepertoireSearch/web/rssearch.jsp?query=boards+of+canada&queryn=its+too+orangey&submitBut=Search</ref>
-named "[[It's Too Orangey]]". <ref>http://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=76949#76949</ref>
-*** The song also appeared at the end of the track [[Triangles and Rhombuses]] from [[Music has the Right to Children]
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