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"[[Happy Cycling (A Few Old Tunes)|Happy Cycling]]" is a track by [[Boards of Canada]] which appears on the 1996 privately distributed compilation ''[[Old Tunes Vol. 1]]''. Despite sharing the same title as a [[Happy Cycling|later composition]], there do not appear to be any musical similarities between the two tracks. It seems likely that [[Boards of Canada]] simply liked the title of the earlier composition and re-used it for the later one, and it is important to note that the earlier composition has never been officially released and was not intended to be publicly available.
 
"[[Happy Cycling (A Few Old Tunes)|Happy Cycling]]" is a track by [[Boards of Canada]] which appears on the 1996 privately distributed compilation ''[[Old Tunes Vol. 1]]''. Despite sharing the same title as a [[Happy Cycling|later composition]], there do not appear to be any musical similarities between the two tracks. It seems likely that [[Boards of Canada]] simply liked the title of the earlier composition and re-used it for the later one, and it is important to note that the earlier composition has never been officially released and was not intended to be publicly available.

Latest revision as of 04:12, 6 July 2026

Not to be confused with the separate composition entitled "Happy Cycling" which appears on Music Has the Right to Children and the Peel Session EP.

Happy Cycling (A Few Old Tunes)
Running time 1:49
Appears on Old Tunes Vol. 1
Next House Of Abin'adab
Prev Rodox Video


"Happy Cycling" is a track by Boards of Canada which appears on the 1996 privately distributed compilation Old Tunes Vol. 1. Despite sharing the same title as a later composition, there do not appear to be any musical similarities between the two tracks. It seems likely that Boards of Canada simply liked the title of the earlier composition and re-used it for the later one, and it is important to note that the earlier composition has never been officially released and was not intended to be publicly available.


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  • It is mentioned in the liner notes of Old Tunes Vol. 1 that "Frazer Clarke played on Happy Cycling".

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