Artist |
Boards Of Canada |
Album Title: |
Geogaddi |
Album Cover: |
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Primary Genre |
Electronica/Dance: Ambient Electronica |
Format |
CD |
Released |
02/18/2002 |
Label |
Warp Records |
Catalog No |
WARPCD101 |
Bar Code No |
8 01061 01012 6 |
Packaging |
Jewelcase |
Tracks |
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Ready Lets Go (0:59)
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2.
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Music Is Math (5:21)
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Beware The Friendly Stranger (0:37)
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4.
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Gyroscope (3:34)
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5.
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Dandelion (1:15)
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6.
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Sunshine Recorder (6:12)
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7.
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In The Annexe (1:22)
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8.
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Julie And Candy (5:30)
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9.
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The Smallest Weird Number (1:17)
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10.
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1969 (4:20)
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11.
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Energy Warning (0:35)
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12.
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The Beach At Redpoint (4:18)
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13.
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Opening The Mouth (1:11)
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14.
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Alpha And Omega (7:02)
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15.
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I Saw Drones (0:27)
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16.
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The Devil Is In The Details (3:53)
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17.
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A Is To B As B Is To C (1:40)
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18.
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Over The Horizon Radar (1:08)
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19.
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Dawn Chorus (3:55)
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20.
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Diving Station (1:26)
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21.
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You Could Feel The Sky (5:14)
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22.
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Corsair (2:52)
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23.
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Magic Window (1:46)
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Date Acquired |
03/03/2011 |
Personal Rating |
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Acquired from |
Blowitoutahere.Com (Amazon) |
Purchase Price |
13.86 |
Web Links |
All Music Guide Entry: Bandcamp entry: Discogs Entry: Wikipedia Entry: MusicBrainz entry: |
Notes |
Notes:
Recorded at Hexagon Sun.
℗ 2002 Warp Records Ltd. © 2002 Warp Records Ltd.
Made In England.
Issued in a standard jewel case with eight page booklet.
Credits:
Music By, Artwork [Film], Photography By – Marcus Eoin, Michael Sandison
Photography By [Front Cover Photo] – Peter Iain Campbell
Producer – Marcus Eoin, Michael Sandison
Companies, etc.:
Recorded At – Hexagon Sun
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Warp Records Limited
Copyright © – Warp Records Limited
Glass Mastered At – MPO
Pressed By – MPO
Barcode and other Identifiers:
Barcode (Text): 8 01061 01012 6
Label Code: LC02070
Matrix / Runout: CA WARPCD101 @
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L039
Mould SID Code: IFPI 1285
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Analyzed Folder: Boards of Canada - Geogaddi_dr.txt
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DR Peak RMS Filename
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DR06 -10.68 dB -19.82 dB 01 - Ready Lets Go.flac
DR09 -0.10 dB -11.76 dB 02 - Music Is Math.flac
DR13 -9.78 dB -26.28 dB 03 - Beware the Friendly Stranger.flac
DR08 -0.15 dB -08.97 dB 04 - Gyroscope.flac
DR10 -10.12 dB -23.10 dB 05 - Dandelion.flac
DR10 -0.01 dB -12.21 dB 06 - Sunshine Recorder.flac
DR09 -8.95 dB -21.81 dB 07 - In the Annexe.flac
DR08 -0.22 dB -09.40 dB 08 - Julie and Candy.flac
DR10 -6.81 dB -19.68 dB 09 - The Smallest Weird Number.flac
DR08 -0.10 dB -10.00 dB 10 - 1969.flac
DR12 -4.01 dB -19.10 dB 11 - Energy Warning.flac
DR09 -0.01 dB -11.66 dB 12 - The Beach at Redpoint.flac
DR12 -7.52 dB -22.54 dB 13 - Opening the Mouth.flac
DR09 -0.16 dB -10.57 dB 14 - Alpha and Omega.flac
DR11 -6.95 dB -23.35 dB 15 - I Saw Drones.flac
DR12 -0.28 dB -14.52 dB 16 - The Devil Is in the Details.flac
DR12 -4.56 dB -21.02 dB 17 - A Is to B as B Is to C.flac
DR09 -5.46 dB -18.38 dB 18 - Over the Horizon Radar.flac
DR06 -1.26 dB -09.81 dB 19 - Dawn Chorus.flac
DR10 -2.22 dB -18.11 dB 20 - Diving Station.flac
DR10 -0.09 dB -12.78 dB 21 - You Could Feel the Sky.flac
DR11 -4.19 dB -17.59 dB 22 - Corsair.flac
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Number of Files: 23
Official DR Value: DR9
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Reviews |
All Music Guide Review by John Bush:
Geogaddi, the most anticipated sophomore full-length from an IDM act since Aphex Twin's SAW 2 in 1994, certainly looks and feels similar to the 1998 Boards of Canada debut, Music Has the Right to Children. The package design includes artful, bleached-out photos of children playing, while the lengthy track listing balances short vignettes with longer tracks. Fans will be delighted to hear that the music also reveals no great departure from one of the most immediately recognizable sounds in electronica; a pair of Scottish cottage producers apparently whiling away the hours creating music, Boards of Canada specialize in evocative, mournful, sample-laden downtempo music often sounding as though produced on malfunctioning equipment excavated from the ruins of an early-'70s computer lab. Geogaddi has a bit less in the way of melodics (the prime factor why Music Has the Right to Children was an immediate classic) and, as a result, sounds slightly less like trip-hop for fairy tales and more like the slightly experimental, but definitely produced, electronic music it is. Still, Boards of Canada surely haven't lost their touch for creating spectral machine music: "1969" is particularly lovely, with starburst synthesizer lines and disembodied vocoders trilling the chorus (the samples apparently originate from a David Koresh follower). For "Sunshine Recorder," a very fitting vocal sample -- lifted from a documentary concerning a species of dandelion found by sub-aquatic robots on the ocean floor (and yes, that is Leslie Nielsen narrating) -- prefaces the melancholy synth, vocal cut-ups, and glacier-speed basslines. It's clear Boards of Canada labored long to create Geogaddi, since only a tremendous amount of work can produce music that flows so naturally and unobtrusively that it never sounds produced.
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