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Revision as of 13:02, 10 November 2021
| 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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Music of Struggle was an interview (in Japanese) by Soichiro Tanaka originally published February 2006 in Snoozer magazine Number 54 pp.22-28
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Music of Struggle
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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.
