Boards Of Canada - In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country / Full Album / HQ Audio

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• KA

  @kaneaikua955 · 3 years ago

  I’m an old dude 64 and first heard Boards of Canada about 2 years ago and have listened since,<br>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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• PA

  @pandable8657 · 7 years ago

  I first heard this album in 2004. a tornado had just gone through our town. I was in the basement of our house listening to new arrivals from amazon on my cd walkman. once the danger was over, I popped this in and walked around outside, with downed powerlines and downed trees. it was the summer before I went to college, and I still remember it vividly.

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• G0

  @g00zik97 · 7 years ago

  thank you thom yorke for uploading this album

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• HP

  @hplovehandle · 7 years ago (edited)

  As I age I realise that I was so lucky hearing BOC ,Aphex Twin, Autechre etc as they emerged. The rhythms, melodies and techniques they pioneered changed music. Great era for the ears.

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• SU

  @SuperSaiyanTA · 3 years ago

  2006. Sitting in my car at a park processing my first true heartbreak. Fell asleep to this masterpiece and woke up feeling nice. <br><br>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. <br><br>Still growing. Still loving. Still BoC.

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• OB

  @obkb1 · 5 years ago

  The only problem with every BOC album is that it eventually come to an end, and then you have to take it out of the CD player and put it back in the case and return to reality.

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• LO

  @Localghosts44 · 5 years ago (edited)

  I’m a long time lover of boards of Canada, but have not listened to this album in a long time. After being stuck in a funk for months and completely abandoning creating art of any kind, I threw on this album to chill to and received a huge rush of inspiration. I drew in my sketchbook all the things that came to my mind and I think I have finally found a way out of this rut.love you guys and hope this album helps you too.

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• GA

  @Gamubi · 5 years ago

  This is the waiting room music in the otherworld before we choose what life and planet we&apos;ll live on.. that&apos;s why it sounds so familiar.

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• SP

  @splinterborn · 6 years ago

  possibly the best EP of all time.

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• AA

  @aahxzen · 4 years ago

  Boards of Canada is something else. It takes my strange isolation and flips it on it&apos;s head, makes me feel synchronized with a universal essence. Something spiritual perhaps, I&apos;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.

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• CL

  @ClbnaMusic · 2 years ago (edited)

  I remember it was year 2000 in Iceland Reykjavik wintertime.<br><br>I discovered this record at the local record shop, the seller offered me coffee because it was freezing.<br>Talked a bit about Radiohead stuff Kid A, LKJ, Outside, Trip Hop, DrumnBass. Finally purchased some unknown Boards of Canada EP called &quot;In a beautiful place...&quot;.<br>Since then, this peculiar track &quot;Kid for Today&quot; &nbsp;remains connected to Iceland, the snow, the icebergs, the sunfade at 15 oclock, the Aurora Borealis, the magestic beauty of winter...<br><br>That&apos;s an experience I&apos;ll never forget, some music really change you, shape you in the deepest way.

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• CH

  @che-mad-77 · 7 years ago

  Boards of Canada is timeless

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