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The gen X answer for Eno. Innovative electronica. Esp. like "Amo bishop Roden" and the final piece, "Zoetrope." And I can't get enough o "Dayvan Cowboy." Good trips to be had here.

kool-aid man is here

🏃🏼🎧📲🔈💚🧡🖤🩶🩷💜💙🤍💟💖

Went down a rabbit hole of stuff I haven't listened to in 20+ years. Fantastic. God, I used to be hip.

one of the most bland things ive ever heard.. completely unemotional .. and creepy muzak for the idm crowd

The background music to my life

This is my top fall-asleep-to record. Alongside "Mysterious Skin" soundtrack and a couple of Bvdub records.

I first heard it on the radio in 2003 and it changed my life. I was 33 then and Ive never stopped listening to BOC. Magic.

I listen to BoC on the bus to school, and since I get on when it’s still dark in winter, it’s a very dreamlike feeling.

Lifted vibes

BoC is the music producer's music producer. I learned about them through Deadmau5 and Tycho talking about them to name a few. I'm glad I listened to them long enough for it to finally click. Pure genius.

I've known about BoC for 3 weeks and keep discovering new stuff. Amazing work guys 😁

Thanks, Thom Yorke.

❤❤❤❤❤❤

MAGICAL

Wow.

I love the comments. Thank you humanity.

Warp Records > Ninja Tune Records

If Boards of Canada made schools they'd probably be the best schools in the world.

Good upload Thom Yorke

What we lose after childhood BOC return to us.

日本人です　音楽史上最高レベルのアルバムなのではないでしょうか　確実に世界を飲み込む力がある

Qué delicia Dios los bendiga por compartir esta receta ☺👍🙏

If..

I’m an old dude 64 and first heard Boards of Canada about 2 years ago and have listened since, There’s something about the arrangement that’s surprises me as though I’m hearing new sounds for the first time but can’t help feeling nostalgic about each song, amazing group.

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I was so lucky to find this band in my teens. It’s my biggest influence musically and changed my life emotionally. I used to listen to BOC and Radiohead’s “Kid A” albums religiously.

very nice music

I from Russia I love this music amazing

I used to fish commercially, and I just want to say that this album got me mentally through a month or two of grueling labor in rural Alaska. This album, with the drumming hum of diesel engines and surf and rain pulsing behind it will always be a part of my life and I just wanted to say thank you. It seems kind of silly and myopic typing it, but this is an album that brought me a lot of joy and I will treasure these songs and be grateful for hearing them for the rest of my life.

Some tracks so remind me of early Seefeel, 'Amo Bishop Roden' especially. I don't hear it so much on Hi Scores.

I always considered this to be a “transition” between Music Has The Right To Children and Geogaddi. It keeps the same wistful feeling while adding more creepy “cult” elements

2006. Sitting in my car at a park processing my first true heartbreak. Fell asleep to this masterpiece and woke up feeling nice. 2022. Visiting home. Just got my heart kicked again. Went to same park, blasted it, smoked cigarettes for the first time in 5 years and realized just how much I’ve grown and how much more capable I am of processing pain and trauma. Still growing. Still loving. Still BoC.

I wouldn't be alive if it weren't for this music

The first time i heard this album was many years ago when me and my mate actually built a music studio (interior) for our other mates who were in a band. I remember being blown away by this hypnotising music. Sadly it was the only thing i remember as there was a lot of consumption at the “opening”. I was reminded how bad a state i was in several days later when one of my mates showed me a photo of myself in boxer shorts, passed out, face-planting a huge uneaten pizza still in the box. Good times.

YES

first heard this album in 2004 when I was younger. I had just finished community college and I would invite the girl over who worked the coolest café near campus. We would smoke weed and talk about our parents and how we could be better people than them. While we were talking this album was our favorite to put on. I had a really nice speaker set up we would get lost in our gazes with each other. 7 years later she texted she was listening to this album and was thinking about me. The next day she drove her car into a children's hospital. I smoked a blunt and forgot about that bitch. fucking dumbass...

Bought this on vinyl today, will have to wait until all my stuff is unpacked after we move to live by the seaside in 2 weeks time.

Stingray Music sometimes plays this on there chill lounge hosted on rogers TV .

it is difficult for me to express my appreciation for BOC, it is my staple, my heart, my place of reality and escape when none other exists. Thanks for posting this, Thom ❤

oh do I wish for one more album.

disco es cultura

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Es increíble cómo varios llegamos a este álbum por el ángel eléctrico

loveeeee

I'm deeply grateful that I discovered Aphex, BoC, Squarepusher, Plaid & others Warp artists when i was 16, between 2001-2002. Also discovered Radiohead mounths after. It was the weirdest years, but unforgetable, and among the best ones. Thanks to all these great artists ♥ Thanks to God for all his guidance ♥ Brace Yourself ! Bright Time is Coming.

Your music is so amazing! It helped me so much during my awakening...is ways which could never be measured or explained in this post. I thank you for that! Thanks for sharing and letting us in on your talent that is apprecaited beyond measure:) The feeling and mezmerizing sounds is always so good to listen to.:)

Now this is my kinda music

Gracias Gustavo Cerati.

Boards of Canada is something else. It takes my strange isolation and flips it on it's head, makes me feel synchronized with a universal essence. Something spiritual perhaps, I'm not sure how else to describe it. Even as I type this, I am tempted to just erase it all because words can hardly describe the atmosphere that BoC invokes.