r/boardsofcanada

To my surprise today while wearing my listening party Boards of Canada, I saw by chance the Inferno CD in a charity shop for £9.99 without the booklet.

This surprised as it only 3 months since it was released and if it's missing the booklet then surely should be sold at a much lower price 🤣

Do any of you fellow Canadians have airings of Cartoon Network’s O Canada? I’m looking for airings between March 5 1997 to December 30 2002. I need the short films:
Getting Started
Hot Stuff
Bob's Birthday
Begone, Dull Care
The Lump
The Cat Came Back
Blackfly
To Be
Dinner for Two
Deadly Deposits
Oh Sure
Strings
Shyness
Every Child
George and Rosemary
Get a Job
The Log Driver's Waltz
La Salla
Propaganda Message
Emergency Numbers
Balablok
Hunger
The Tender Tale of Cinderella Penguin
The Big Snit
The Family That Dwelt Apart
Strange Invaders
When the Day Breaks
Every Dog's Guide to Complete Home Safety
Every Dog's Guide to the Playground
Special Delivery
The Sweater
Blowhard
Overdose
No Problem
Pig Bird
The Dingles
The Apprentice
Cactus Swing
Arkelope
Evolution
Scant Sanity
Two Sisters

God bless you!
NAYZAK

Hi sub, I recently acquired a record player and obviously want to break it in with some BoC. I’ve never had a listening experience on vinyl. Apparently NONE of the record stores in my area have a single album, so online it is I guess. I’ll have to build the library slowly (you know, stupid money and all) so it will just be one at a time. I’m wondering what input you all have when it comes to the best BoC album for vinyl listening? Is there one where it makes a night and day difference? Or should I just go for one of my faves? If the latter, then it will probably be Geogaddi or Inferno first. Can’t wait to hear everyone’s thoughts, and TIA.

Now that Inferno has come and gone, what do you guys about the likelihood of them doing another full length?

In a perfect world, I think that they should release at least one more main album, to complete the Hexagon (6 sides, 6 main albums). Then, as a farewell gift before they retire they could finish the Bocset and release all of the old material.

However, Inferno is pretty great and I would be happy with it being their last album. It does somewhat have a sense of finality to it.

I'm also surprised they chose not to do an interview this time around, given how long they were away.

Anywho, what do you guys think?

I would like to share this album with you guys, it's somehow different from BOC as there are more classical instruments combine with electronic sound. The whole album is worth to listen, production is so well done and the feelings radiating from the melodies are to my mind close to what i can feel listening to BOC. I hope you enjoy if you don't know it already :)

why are they your favorite band?