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Dear Twoism members, Since its beginning, Twoism has been a space where people come together through a shared love for Boards of Canada and related topics. Over the years, this forum has always embraced a wide range of conversations, sometimes sharp, sometimes philosophical, sometimes deeply personal. But times change, and so does the internet. That’s why we'd like to hear from you: how should Twoism approach moderation in the future? There’s no right or wrong answer, this is an opportunity to reflect together on what we want this community to be, and how we interact with one another. Please take a moment to vote in the poll. Your input will help us shape the future of Twoism in a way that reflects the values of its members. Help we’re fighting, Twoism crew [Continue] |
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Orbited insanitarium wrote:Hey wait up Jango, didn't know you knew yello!
Instant favourite, I feel like I've been listening to them for years. Here's some unsung classics (old and new)
Jango9 wrote:Aye, one of my friends just introduced me to them not long ago and they're rapidly ascending to "one of my favorite bands" status! I actually already quite enjoy Tied Up and Waba Duba, the only one of these that's new to me is Limbo (which is quite swell!). Them and YMO basically made the definitive sound of "yellow" music in the same way Ween made "brown" music I think
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rodox_head wrote:You ever listen to music and suddenly start feeling like you're looking into alternate timelines from twenty years ago?
The Silent Hill soundtracks do that to me the most, but it extends to a lot of electronica from around that time period. The Boogiepop Phantom OST and Rei Harikami albums are big ones too. Speaking of which, do you know of a spot to find the Bootleg soundtrack other than YouTube?Orbited insanitarium wrote:rodox_head wrote:You ever listen to music and suddenly start feeling like you're looking into alternate timelines from twenty years ago?
Yes. Often. Certain albums and artists do that.
The serial experiments lain bootleg soundtrack with all it's ambience comes to mind. I imagine cold pre-millennium Decembers and deserted city centres. It puts me in a quite a strange emotional state.
rodox_head wrote:The Silent Hill soundtracks do that to me the most, but it extends to a lot of electronica from around that time period. The Boogiepop Phantom OST and Rei Harikami albums are big ones too. Speaking of which, do you know of a spot to find the Bootleg soundtrack other than YouTube?
Thank youOrbited insanitarium wrote:rodox_head wrote:The Silent Hill soundtracks do that to me the most, but it extends to a lot of electronica from around that time period. The Boogiepop Phantom OST and Rei Harikami albums are big ones too. Speaking of which, do you know of a spot to find the Bootleg soundtrack other than YouTube?
My Lain bootleg MP3s came from the internet archive. This skilful uploader has all three OSTs included and in full.
https://archive.org/details/serialexperimentslainostcollectionflac
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