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"[[Moins industriel et plus champêtre]]"' is an interview (in French) by Quentin Groslier originally published June 1998 in Prémonition magazine Number 29 p.35
 
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'''"Boards of Canada"''' was an interview (in French) by Quentin Groslier originally published June 1998 in Prémonition magazine Number 29 p.35
 
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=== Boards of Canada ===
  
 
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===Boards of Canada===
  
 
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== Highlights and Notes ==
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* Mike reveals that MHTRTC's title was inspired by a children's introductory music book.
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* One of the images used for the article is the same image for the 2002 Geogaddi album cover, which thus dates the image prior to June 1998.
  
 
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== Highlights ==
 
* Mike reveals that MHTRTC's title was inspired by a children's introductory music book, as previously stated in the May 1998 [http://bocpages.org/wiki/Nice_Melodies_from_Nice_People DeBug interview].
 
* One of the images used for the article is the same image for the 2002 Geogaddi album cover, which thus dates the image prior to June 1998.
 
 
 
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[[Category: Interviews]]
 
 
[[Category: Music Has the Right to Children era]]
 
[[Category: Music Has the Right to Children era]]

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