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''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]'' returned to the UK Independent Chart Top 20 in February 1999, and after staying around for three weeks it peaked at number 7. Simultaneously the Peel Session single hung around the Top 10 of the Independent Singles Chart for several weeks. [[Boards of Canada]] soon found themselves in demand for remix work and obliged with a handful of mixes for various artists, including the hugely influential Meat Beat Manifesto. | ''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]'' returned to the UK Independent Chart Top 20 in February 1999, and after staying around for three weeks it peaked at number 7. Simultaneously the Peel Session single hung around the Top 10 of the Independent Singles Chart for several weeks. [[Boards of Canada]] soon found themselves in demand for remix work and obliged with a handful of mixes for various artists, including the hugely influential Meat Beat Manifesto. | ||
â | In May 1999 NME included [[Boards of Canada]] in its âTop Ten Nu-Psychedelic Bands,â alongside Mercury Rev & The Beta Band. In the same issue, NME ranked [[Boards of Canada]]âs debut album ''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]'' in its âTop 25 Psychedelic Records of All Timeâ. ''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]'' sat alongside other luminaries such as âTomorrow Never Knowsâ by the Beatles, âInterstellar Overdriveâ by Pink Floyd, âThe Stars That Play With Laughing Samâs | + | In May 1999 NME included [[Boards of Canada]] in its âTop Ten Nu-Psychedelic Bands,â alongside Mercury Rev & The Beta Band. In the same issue, NME ranked [[Boards of Canada]]âs debut album ''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]'' in its âTop 25 Psychedelic Records of All Timeâ. ''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]'' sat alongside other luminaries such as âTomorrow Never Knowsâ by the Beatles, âInterstellar Overdriveâ by Pink Floyd, âThe Stars That Play With Laughing Samâs Dice â by Hendrix and âTo Here Knows Whenâ by My Bloody Valentine to name but a few. |
From 1999 onward various tracks from the BOC back-catalogue were being licensed for compilation albums, TV synchronisation and film soundtracks all over the world. | From 1999 onward various tracks from the BOC back-catalogue were being licensed for compilation albums, TV synchronisation and film soundtracks all over the world. |