Boards of Canada Peel Sessions CD - ULTRA LIMITED

  On 12/1/2011 at 10:36 PM, beerwolf said:

Sorry I didn't explain myself properly. The '100% insane' quote was directed at myself. For reasons explained to me earlier by Joyrex. I'm happy with that.

 

And I do great things everyday, thankyou.

Thought it was directed at me, from looking at the post.

  On 12/1/2011 at 9:23 PM, GrandPopPoplock said:

Fer lads who listen to BoC the whole time, yer awfully stressed out.

  On 12/1/2011 at 10:19 PM, YELLOW said:

  On 12/1/2011 at 10:11 PM, beerwolf said:

  On 12/1/2011 at 9:23 PM, acroyear said:

  On 12/1/2011 at 8:53 PM, Joyrex said:

Do you honestly think any musician, "owes" any of their fans regular releases to appease them? In what fantasy world do you live in where that is even remotely approaching sanity?

 

I agree 100%

 

100% insane

 

Boards Of Canada should put their lives and family on hold and cater to 'beerwolf' here. What have you ever done that's so great I wonder?

well, username for one.

  On 12/1/2011 at 4:49 PM, Joyrex said:

  On 11/30/2011 at 11:07 PM, chassis said:

Wait, isnt this music already out?

 

Not the last track - it was played, but was not included on the official Peel Session CD for Boards of Canada.

 

  On 12/1/2011 at 12:37 AM, sirch said:

  On 11/30/2011 at 11:01 PM, jules said:

  On 11/30/2011 at 4:25 PM, Joyrex said:

  On 11/30/2011 at 11:13 AM, feltcher said:

lol, it has "very limited edition" written on it. Would the band bother to write this if they were given away as presents?

 

To emphasize the fact that it is, in fact, a limited edition? Thought that was obvious.

 

  On 11/30/2011 at 11:30 AM, azatoth said:

Looks like something that could have been made with a color printer and a cd label sticker.

 

It was - and it's interesting to now know there's 3 other copies in existence somewhere...

 

AFAIK, this was made from the master recordings used for the Peel Session, so the quality of XYZ is the best available.

meaning you have one i assume.

 

i don't mind them doing ultra limited stuff. if xyz wasn't out there at all and only 5 people heard it, that is one thing...

 

i do like the photos a lot, but hate the typography.

 

LOL, I love it when people assume I'm joined at the hip with Boards - no, I was aware of this item (someone else I know has one) and was unaware that DJ Food had one, as well as three other people apparently if it's true that there are indeed only 5 copies (considering it's a CD-R with hand-made labels and inserts, probably true).

 

What really irritates me is someone brought a legitimate bit of interesting BoC info to light here, and all people can do is complain about how Boards are so awful for doing something that frankly was none of anyone's business in the first place to know or even care about, since this was something they made for friends as a personal gift, not some marketing tool or designed to get the fans' panties in a bunch.

 

What sickens me even more is these so-called 'fans' will be falling over themselves when the new material finally does surface, forgetting all about their frustration-fueled rants from the past several years.

I think you misunderstood me

  On 12/1/2011 at 8:42 AM, impotentwhitecapitalist said:

this is why boc say the internet is evil

They pouted profusely during their email interviews.

  On 11/30/2011 at 10:19 AM, New Clear Member said:

http://www.djfood.or...od/artifacts-13

 

 

"Boards of Canada ’Peel Session June 1998’. Handmade CD, one of five copies, Music 70, 1998, present from the band."

Isn't that... yeah!

Isn't that the same eagle? This is an official BoC image, representing 'An Eagle In Your Mind' in the MHTRTC image tracklist. I'm pretty sure the original version of this highly 'shopped image is on that Peel Session cover, would would prove that only BoC could've produced it.

Also, may I ask, is the 'Happy Cycling' on this CD the alternate version that was actually broadcast? I know it was edited quite a bit for the Warp release.

why would anyone think its fake? its dj food, not some random ebay seller or a watmm member.

Who is this Dj Food? I haven't seen any threads about him in the Music Discussion forum. Slightly silly name anyway.

If you are a friend or family member of BOC and have any photo's of past christmas presents you have got from either of the Sandisons, could you please post them on-line so I can have a wank over them. Slippers, tea cosy's, puzzles, train sets, bird tables or stickle bricks. Anything will do.

Cheers!

  On 12/2/2011 at 7:09 PM, beerwolf said:

Who is this Dj Food?

My dear boy DJ Food is/was the name for the setup consisting of Matt Black & Jonathan More (aka Coldcut) who were joined with Patrick Carpenter and Kevin Foakes (the latter being the only remaining member). Off the top of my head they've been responsible for Blech II, the Ninja Tune retrospective, and more recently the 20 year Ninja Tune megamix thing but they've done a lot more. So yeah, responsible for quite a bit of gubbins ....

so leak high quality XYZ, stop showing off

  On 12/2/2011 at 10:41 PM, viscosity said:

so leak high quality XYZ, stop showing off

  On 12/1/2011 at 7:24 PM, digger said:

If you read the Record Collector article, he's also got shitloads of other rare stuff collected over the years including an original Twoism. The fact that he did http://www.discogs.c...release/2227145 and gave 4 out of 10 copies produced to BoC makes me think they get on well.

 

He's my "friend" on facebook, maybe i'll ask him how he knows the bro's.

For those interested, Kevs (DJ Food) reply to my question of how he new BoC was:

Hi Stephen. I met them in 1997, the day of the general election when Labour got in, we were both playing a festival in Sheffield curated by Mira Calix. We both stayed at the house of one of the Warp employees at the time.

I knew their stuff because of doing work with Skam on the design front and because Chantal (Mira Calix) used to share a flat with me in London. I was a massive fan since I heard the High Scores EP and I think this was between the MHTRTC LP coming out and the Warp 10 because I remember listening to a test pressing of their track for the compilation at the house.

I asked them about the sample right at the end of Everything you Do is a Balloon (the little guitar squiggle on the fade out) and said that it was a John Abercrombie track (Timeless) and they were stunned because they'd sampled it from a porno soundtrack and never knew what it was. I had a couple of copies so I said I'd send them one when I got home.

I did so and didn't think much more of it but then a package arrived with this CD in it and a typed note from Marcus. He thanked me for the record and was just so chuffed that I'd solved what the track was - it's a killer 9 minute song on the ECM label. On the CD it says 'very limited edition' and in the letter he says there are only 5 copies. So that's how I came to own this and it's one of my most prized pieces, I hoped they'd feature it in the RC piece but they didn't print that picture (I sent them loads) so I uploaded it for anyone who was interested to see.

Kev

S.Kev sounds like a great dude. Sorry if I missed this, what is the “RC piece” he refers to; is there a larger write-up somewhere about his collection?

  On 12/2/2011 at 7:09 PM, beerwolf said:

Who is this Dj Food?

Wow, just........Wow.

Clouddead sampled that one too, Jimmybreeze 1

  On 12/3/2011 at 1:37 AM, digger said:

  On 12/1/2011 at 7:24 PM, digger said:

If you read the Record Collector article, he's also got shitloads of other rare stuff collected over the years including an original Twoism. The fact that he did http://www.discogs.c...release/2227145 and gave 4 out of 10 copies produced to BoC makes me think they get on well.

 

He's my "friend" on facebook, maybe i'll ask him how he knows the bro's.

 

For those interested, Kevs (DJ Food) reply to my question of how he new BoC was:

 

Hi Stephen. I met them in 1997, the day of the general election when Labour got in, we were both playing a festival in Sheffield curated by Mira Calix. We both stayed at the house of one of the Warp employees at the time.

Hmm; is he perhaps mistaken? It sounds like he's talking about the Test One Festival, at which both BoC and Strictly Kev played DJ sets, but that which took place 25 April 1998. The general election reference though would put the date at 1 May 1997. If Boards of Canada played any show on that date, I'm not aware of it, though it's not implausible as they played two other festivals that summer (Phoenix on 20 July and Sunflower on 26 July).

If you could bother him for a follow-up I'd be curious to know more about the details of that show.

Nice post!

  \ said:

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amorphous; sound and light sculpture

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  On 12/3/2011 at 6:03 AM, Moebius said:

  On 12/3/2011 at 1:37 AM, digger said:

For those interested, Kevs (DJ Food) reply to my question of how he new BoC was:

 

Hi Stephen. I met them in 1997, the day of the general election when Labour got in, we were both playing a festival in Sheffield curated by Mira Calix. We both stayed at the house of one of the Warp employees at the time.

 

Hmm; is he perhaps mistaken? It sounds like he's talking about the Test One Festival, at which both BoC and Strictly Kev played DJ sets, but that which took place 25 April 1998. The general election reference though would put the date at 1 May 1997. If Boards of Canada played any show on that date, I'm not aware of it, though it's not implausible as they played two other festivals that summer (Phoenix on 20 July and Sunflower on 26 July).

 

I did a quick search in the idm mailing list archives and I can't find trace of a festival in Shefield (or any show of significance) on that 1 May 1997 date.

  On 11/30/2011 at 10:19 AM, New Clear Member said:

 

Interesting to note that the "music70" font seems to match the one used in the old "the internet is evil" image from hexagonsun.com:

http://web.archive.org/web/20030213221636im_/http://www.hexagonsun.com/images/hs.gif[img}

  On 12/3/2011 at 6:25 AM, Moebius said:

  On 11/30/2011 at 10:19 AM, New Clear Member said:

 

 

Interesting to note that the "music70" font seems to match the one used in the old "the internet is evil" image from hexagonsun.com:

 

http://web.archive.o...m/images/hs.gif[img}

Bleh, didn't seem to work.

man i love boc. their music speaks to my third eye

that back cover pic is psychedelic as fuck too, great photography. wish we had full res scans.

  On 12/3/2011 at 1:41 AM, Ascdi said:

S.Kev sounds like a great dude. Sorry if I missed this, what is the “RC piece” he refers to; is there a larger write-up somewhere about his collection?

Every month they talk to someone with a huge record collecton, and this month it's him. You get about 3 pages of him answering questions relating to what he's got etc.

Only came out a couple of days ago and has Led Zep on the cover.

  On 12/3/2011 at 6:03 AM, Moebius said:

 

Hmm; is he perhaps mistaken? It sounds like he's talking about the Test One Festival, at which both BoC and Strictly Kev played DJ sets, but that which took place 25 April 1998. The general election reference though would put the date at 1 May 1997. If Boards of Canada played any show on that date, I'm not aware of it, though it's not implausible as they played two other festivals that summer (Phoenix on 20 July and Sunflower on 26 July).

 

If you could bother him for a follow-up I'd be curious to know more about the details of that show.

 

I'll ask him, seems a decent guy. The only thing he won't do is scan a copy of the letter Marcus sent him with the cd as it's personal.

  On 12/3/2011 at 4:49 AM, YELLOW said:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bhz77Pvfi5M

Awesome track. Still blows a lot of current stuff out of the water. Almost 40 years later.

  On 12/3/2011 at 6:03 AM, Moebius said:

 

Hmm; is he perhaps mistaken? It sounds like he's talking about the Test One Festival, at which both BoC and Strictly Kev played DJ sets, but that which took place 25 April 1998. The general election reference though would put the date at 1 May 1997. If Boards of Canada played any show on that date, I'm not aware of it, though it's not implausible as they played two other festivals that summer (Phoenix on 20 July and Sunflower on 26 July).

 

If you could bother him for a follow-up I'd be curious to know more about the details of that show.

 

He says it was definately the Test One festival, and must have got his dates mixed up.