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2000-02-24 22:34j.d. (idm) re: Boards of Canada
2000-02-24 23:52Mark Re: (idm) re: Boards of Canada
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2000-02-24 22:34j.d.Aquarius (version 3) *is* the Peel Sessions cut. It's really lovely - much warmer and not
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(idm) re: Boards of Canada
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Aquarius (version 3) *is* the Peel Sessions cut. It's really lovely - much warmer and not so wintry as the album cut. Many more voices and samples though. This whole 3-track CD is classic stuff, IMHO...I thought I saw it being dismissed as "a disappointment" somewhere, probably the Wire, but I really like it. Warp are issuing Peel Sessions from artists on their roster regularly now, with a really pleasing minimalist theme to the box design etc - much nicer than the 10+ albums! I think there's also Autechre, Black Dog, and Plaid. There were two Aphex Twin ones planned, allegedly, but I reckon they've probably been scrapped. Word was, they were all very old stuff anyway. Meanwhile, backing Aquarius v3 is a *very* different, beautiful version of Olson, which I prefer to the album cut, and a tune called Happy Cycling which I think was on one of the earlier BoC albums, like "Twoism" or something. Happy Cycling is worth the price of the CD alone: It's simultaneously spooky and uplifting, with a weird Gyorgy Ligeti atonal choir sample too, rather like the start of 2001 when the monolith shows up. One of their most lovely melodies. Yes, this challenges the might of Roygbiv! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2000-02-24 23:52MarkBoards of Canada's peel session cd from Warp is damn horrible, for one reason: XYZ is not
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Boards of Canada's peel session cd from Warp is damn horrible, for one reason: XYZ is not on it. Why cut the best (and unreleased) track from the radio session off the cd? Makes no sense to me, and i refuse to pay money for this disc. -mark "j.d." wrote:
quoted 26 lines Aquarius (version 3) *is* the Peel Sessions cut. It's really lovely -> Aquarius (version 3) *is* the Peel Sessions cut. It's really lovely - > much warmer and not so wintry as the album cut. Many more voices and > samples though. This whole 3-track CD is classic stuff, IMHO...I thought > I saw it being dismissed as "a disappointment" somewhere, probably the > Wire, but I really like it. > > Warp are issuing Peel Sessions from artists on > their roster regularly now, with a really pleasing minimalist theme to the > box design etc - much nicer than the 10+ albums! I think there's also > Autechre, Black Dog, and Plaid. There were two Aphex Twin ones planned, > allegedly, but I reckon they've probably been scrapped. Word was, they > were all very old stuff anyway. > > Meanwhile, backing Aquarius v3 is a *very* different, beautiful version > of Olson, which I prefer to the album cut, and a tune called Happy Cycling > which I think was on one of the earlier BoC albums, like "Twoism" or > something. Happy Cycling is worth the price of the CD alone: It's > simultaneously spooky and uplifting, with a weird Gyorgy Ligeti atonal > choir sample too, rather like the start of 2001 when the monolith > shows up. One of their most lovely melodies. Yes, this challenges the > might of Roygbiv! > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
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