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WATER_CAN-_- wrote:"The song "Slow This Bird Down" has a double meaning. On one hand, it sounds like something a pilot would say when trying to land an airplane—"slow this bird down". But it also comments on our world, suggesting that everything is moving too fast and is too chaotic. People need to discern what's important and protect it. I believe I'm not the only one nostalgic for a simpler, more naive time when people weren't constantly waiting for something on the horizon. Listening to that song feels like a big black cloud is finally clearing, and a glimmer of hope is peeking through."
Burning Shadow wrote:"The song "Slow This Bird Down" has a double meaning. On one hand, it sounds like something a pilot would say when trying to land an airplane—"slow this bird down". But it also comments on our world, suggesting that everything is moving too fast and is too chaotic. People need to discern what's important and protect it. I believe I'm not the only one nostalgic for a simpler, more naive time when people weren't constantly waiting for something on the horizon. Listening to that song feels like a big black cloud is finally clearing, and a glimmer of hope is peeking through."
♄ope keeper wrote:"When I was a kid, about five or six years old, a relative of mine had one of those tacky ceramic owls on their mantelpiece, and it had multifaceted diamante eyes. I was totally obsessed with those sparkly glass eyes, for ages. I felt like looking into them was like looking sideways though everything, right through time. That's what we're trying to do with our music."
scottp014 wrote:was hoping we'd get a little something today, an acknowledgement or interview about Twoism....maybe not?
dolochov wrote:A post on ig about the 30th anniversary of Taoism just appeared
You mentioned Chaos a moment ago. Are you interested in Chaos Theory - sciences that are a little offbeat?
"Yeah. Fractals. I don't know why, but strange sciences have always fascinated us."
Artificial life, etc.
"And numbers. Marcus studied Artificial Intelligence. That has influenced what we've done. With me, it's more numbers and their form. I've always been fascinated by the connection between music and numbers. Psychedelic experiences lead in this direction; they help us to see things in terms of numbers and their forms, of structures, as if the music was made out of crystals.
30 years ago today... on 15th August 1995, Boards of Canada released their first publicly-available vinyl mini album "Twoism". Originally a limited run of only 100 vinyl copies, it's available today at Bleep.com #boardsofcanada #twoism
Burning Shadow wrote:30 years ago today... on 15th August 1995, Boards of Canada released their first publicly-available vinyl mini album "Twoism". Originally a limited run of only 100 vinyl copies, it's available today at Bleep.com #boardsofcanada #twoism
Referring to themselves in the third person, plug for bleep.com
This is an update from Warp, not Mike and Marcus
scottp014 wrote:Burning Shadow wrote:30 years ago today... on 15th August 1995, Boards of Canada released their first publicly-available vinyl mini album "Twoism". Originally a limited run of only 100 vinyl copies, it's available today at Bleep.com #boardsofcanada #twoism
Referring to themselves in the third person, plug for bleep.com
This is an update from Warp, not Mike and Marcus
Yeah not sure how much BOC had to do with this and I’m not personally putting much stock into the comment likes
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