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  On 12/14/2024 at 1:53 PM, pera said:

something new is coming soon, I can feel it in my bones

increasing age, decay, death.

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Listening to this track right now, more BOC please! Tomorrow's Harvest was awesome! 

Another album would be swell! 

now listening to this track.

the big fat dog has a slow lazy poo on a hill in the morning - it is drizzling.

 

I haven't eaten a Wagon Wheel since 07/11/07... ilovecubus.co.uk - 25ml of mp3 taken twice daily.

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  On 1/7/2025 at 2:33 PM, mcbpete said:

now listening to this track.

the big fat dog has a slow lazy poo on a hill in the morning - it is drizzling.

 

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This one always reminded me of something I would hear on an old Pokemon game OST.

Or maybe some Soviet era claymation series called something like Svbaro Plunkt about the days of two middle-aged office-building repair workers

I haven't eaten a Wagon Wheel since 07/11/07... ilovecubus.co.uk - 25ml of mp3 taken twice daily.

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  On 2/1/2025 at 10:58 PM, Goiter Sanchez said:

Oh ffs mike pls hurry! The hihats sound FINE! Save WATMM!

If he read watmm (I'm pretty sure 'the internet is evil' applies to watmm) I'm certain that he has better things to do. But if I was him, I know I would. On occasions. For a laugh. We all grown up now. But if BOC, Rome Track, Melodie's From Fucking Mars appeared the head honcho is done. 
 

Mike, Marcus, Tom, Richard, Sean and Rob cannot save us.

So we dissolve into darkness.

The boys are never going to release anything now, with these new tariffs In place. It would be economical suicide.

Some songs I made with my fingers and electronics. In the process of making some more. Hopefully.

 

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  On 2/1/2025 at 10:58 PM, Goiter Sanchez said:

Oh ffs mike pls hurry! The hihats sound FINE! Save WATMM!

it is sobering to think that if BoC released a new album now, it probably would save watmm and everything would be fine. i'd give anything for that to happen. what can we do? i'll try whatever i can think of...

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from the other topic. I think this belongs here: 
 

Boards of Canada, the Scottish electronic music duo, have released four major studio albums over their career. To estimate the average time they spent producing their music per minute, we can analyze the intervals between these releases and the durations of the albums.

Studio Albums and Their Durations:

  1. Music Has the Right to Children

    • Release Date: April 20, 1998
    • Duration: Approximately 71 minutes
  2. Geogaddi

    • Release Date: February 13, 2002
    • Duration: Approximately 66 minutes
  3. The Campfire Headphase

    • Release Date: October 17, 2005
    • Duration: Approximately 62 minutes
  4. Tomorrow's Harvest

    • Release Date: June 5, 2013
    • Duration: Approximately 62 minutes

Calculating Production Time per Minute of Music:

  • Between "Music Has the Right to Children" and "Geogaddi":

    • Time Span: April 20, 1998, to February 13, 2002
    • Duration: Approximately 3 years and 10 months (~46 months)
    • Total Minutes of Music Produced: 66 minutes
    • Production Time per Minute of Music: 46 months / 66 minutes ≈ 0.7 months per minute
  • Between "Geogaddi" and "The Campfire Headphase":

    • Time Span: February 13, 2002, to October 17, 2005
    • Duration: Approximately 3 years and 8 months (~44 months)
    • Total Minutes of Music Produced: 62 minutes
    • Production Time per Minute of Music: 44 months / 62 minutes ≈ 0.71 months per minute
  • Between "The Campfire Headphase" and "Tomorrow's Harvest":

    • Time Span: October 17, 2005, to June 5, 2013
    • Duration: Approximately 7 years and 8 months (~92 months)
    • Total Minutes of Music Produced: 62 minutes
    • Production Time per Minute of Music: 92 months / 62 minutes ≈ 1.48 months per minute

Average Production Time per Minute of Music:

  • Total Production Time: 46 + 44 + 92 = 182 months
  • Total Minutes of Music Produced: 66 + 62 + 62 = 190 minutes
  • Average Production Time per Minute: 182 months / 190 minutes ≈ 0.96 months per minute

This analysis suggests that, on average, Boards of Canada spent approximately 0.96 months (about 29 days) producing each minute of music across these three intervals. Notably, the interval between "The Campfire Headphase" and "Tomorrow's Harvest" was longer, indicating a more extended production period for the latter album.

Note: This calculation assumes that the entire interval between album releases was dedicated solely to producing the subsequent album, which may not account for other activities such as touring, personal time, or other projects.

Considering the noticeable slowdown between releases (from approximately 0.7 months/minute earlier to about 1.48 months/minute more recently), we should differentiate estimates for current production times accordingly:

Revised Estimates (Considering Slowdown):

  • Normal LP (~60 minutes) at recent rate 1.48 months/minute

60 min×1.48 months/minute≈88.8 months≈7.4 years60 min×1.48 months/minute88.8 months7.4 years

  • Double LP (~100 minutes) at recent rate 1.48 months/minute

100 min×1.48 months/minute≈148 months≈12.3 years100 min×1.48 months/minute148 months12.3 years

Summary (Adjusted for Recent Slowdown):

  • Normal LP (~60 min): about 7.4 years
  • Double LP (~100 min): about 12.3 years

These adjusted figures reflect Boards of Canada's increasingly meticulous and deliberate pace in recent years, particularly noticeable between their last two LP releases.
 

Considering Boards of Canada's continued slowing trend:

Historical Context:

  • 1998 → 2002: 4 years (0.7 months/minute)
  • 2002 → 2005: 3.7 years (0.71 months/minute)
  • 2005 → 2013: 7.7 years (1.48 months/minute)

Observations:

The time between their LP releases nearly doubled from about 4 years (earlier phase) to nearly 8 years (recent phase). If this slowdown continues at a similar rate (approximately doubling every cycle), the next LP cycle could extend significantly.

Projection:

  • Previous interval: about 8 years (2005–2013)

  • If interval continues to approximately double:

    • Next interval: ≈ 8 years × 2 = ~16 years from 2013.
    • Next normal LP could be around 2029.
  • For a double LP, assuming even longer duration:

    • A double LP typically requires around 50–100% more production time.
    • Estimating conservatively (adding ~4 years to the already extended interval), the double LP release could be around 2033.

Projected Releases:

  • Normal LP (~60 min): around 2029
  • Double LP (~100 min): around 2033

These predictions assume Boards of Canada will maintain or further slow their meticulous creative pace. However, actual release schedules could vary depending on creative decisions, external factors, or artistic direction changes.
 

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  On 3/13/2025 at 3:14 PM, DavieAddison said:

Every time someone asks AI about Boards of Canada they delay the album by one year.

an then they publish screenshots of the posting on their social media specifically confirming this very user is at fault 

Every time a post is made to this thread the album is delayed another 3 months.

Oops

electro mini-album Megacity Rainfall
"cacas in igne, heus"  - Emperor Nero, AD 64

GUYS!  I've cracked the code and the numbers don't lie... OK bear with me.

it's been 4301 days since the last BOC release...  Ok.  The average person farts 10 times a day so 10 x 4301 = 43010, so there have been 43010 solo BOC "releases" since the last album.

But to be a true "BOC release", they both have to fart at the same time.  We don't care about solo releases.

SO assuming an average fart duration of 2 seconds, and 86400 seconds in a day, that's 86400 / 2 which is 43200.

Bear with me here.

43200 - 43010 = 190, so in 190 days the time probability that both will fart at the exact same time approaches unity and we should have a true "BOC release"!  Can't wait.  You'll see.

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what if boc decided to work maintaining a remote hotel in the mountains during the winter to gain inspiration for their next album and things went crazy like in the shining :sini::cerious::crazy:🌳

  On 3/16/2025 at 11:56 AM, bluelechg6 said:

what if boc decided to work maintaining a remote hotel in the mountains during the winter to gain inspiration for their next album and things went crazy like in the shining :sini::cerious::crazy:🌳

Egnaro!

 

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