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[d3v3l]

hitori bocchi - Welcome to the N.H.K Soundtrack.

[warphead]

Velvet Underground & Nico

[dp]

Tim Hecker - Radio Amor

[auzzie4life010]

Kraftwerk - Showroom Dummies

[Seeya_Later]

Cloetta Paris - Secret Eyes

[dp]

Gui Boratto - III

[mechanismj]

Talk Talk - Life's What You Make It

[747Music]

Boards of Canada - Chinook (Aquarius 7" version)

[polar sky]

Boards of Canada - Chinook (Aquarius 7" version)

Love the end of that version.

[Magrathea]

Atomtrakt - Sperrstelle Nordost

[Stry Craty Bya]

Truth - Stolen Children

[Spenner]

Boards of Canada - P.C

love this song.

[mechanismj]

Killing Joke - European Super State

[GRIM.657]

Finally we are no one

The land between solar systems is a perfect ending.

[auzzie4life010]

Pan Sonic - Pan Finale

[Seeya_Later]

for a minute there I lost myself

[Synthestesia]

for a minute there I lost myself

I lost my seeeeeeeeeeelf

[Seeya_Later]

for a minute there I lost myself

I lost my seeeeeeeeeeelf

I have to say, there's good reason this is their most famous song.
In a way, it feels like a creepy dark Beatles track. I used to hate The Beatles, but listening to modern songs with heavy Beatles roots made me like The Beatles is a strange retrograde way.
I still don't like the Beatles that much though.
I still wouldn't mind starting a dark, creepy version of The Beatles. Stealing their chord progressions for dark inverted Beatles songs.
Karma Police exemplifies that for me (itself uses a very similar progression to Sexy Sadie), it's the perfect reference point of the kind of music I'd like to make as a side project. BoC has a lot of the same creepy magic I'd love to capture.

It'd be like a dark, depressing version of Oasis, with a good helping of BoC-style analog melodies for good measure. I already have a name for the project, but it's too good to share right now.

[Lens Larque]

Some song from the middle of the All Things Must Pass Harrison record. I haven't memorized any of the titles.

[747Music]

Boards of Canada - Chinook (Aquarius 7" version)

Love the end of that version.

Brilliant, eh