Boards Of Canada - In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country / Full Album / HQ Audio
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- Tracklist:
00:05 / 01 - Kid For Today
06:27 / 02 - Amo Bishop Roden
12:44 / 03 - In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country
19:50 / 04 - Zoetrope
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Review by Pitchfork: What we have here are more insights into the preoccupations of the Boards of Canada compound. Notoriously journalist-shy (they're rumored to run screaming into haggis-infested forests at the sound of an incoming fax), Michael Sandison and Marcus Eoin leave it to their records to inform us of their politics, their preferred abandonments, and the ill winds that blow through the purple-heathered glen.
But those expecting a poorly judged foray into two-step garage will be crushingly disappointed, as In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country runs like updated material from their majestic 1998 offering, Music Has the Right to Children. And like that album's namesake, these five elegantly mournful melodies creep and explore like adored but unruly children, full of wide-eyed astonishment and naïveté. These songs speak to those of us who've bartered our innocence for the experience of rent payments, asinine bosses, rolling blackouts, and a suborned democracy.
After the effortless, ingratiating simplicity of the record's opener, "Kid for Today", Sandison and Eoin roll out the heavier bass of "Amo Bishop Roden". Though the song is easily the most groove-dependent on A Beautiful Place, the duo nicely retain their electro-agrarianism-- a strain of folk music I've yearned for since Ultramarine abandoned the Fairport Convention-styled techno of Every Man and Every Woman Is a Star.
When Boards of Canada's acknowledged appreciation for the laughter of children opens the vocodered titled track, it's as though Daft Punk's "One More Time" had calmed down and realized it forgot to have a childhood. This track, like "Kid for Today", stands as a persuasive reminder to grown-ups that it's alright to lead simple lives, free from adornment. The vocoder is a little hackneyed-- its lifespan as a relevant music-enhancing device has officially drawn to a close-- but there's a distinct "innocent abroad" aesthetic here that many bands seem too media-savvy and advert-aware to pull off convincingly. (When the Boards of Canada protest that they never meant to become as huge as they have, I believe them-- Belle & Sebastian these Scots are not.)
In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country concludes with "Zoetrope", a slowly revolving pastiche of minimalist melodies and Eno/Lanois ambience. There are no children's voices and no tunes reflecting wonderment-- just an echoing cleansing of the palette. Perhaps they'll shock us when they return with a violently beautiful, Alec Empire-inspired remake of the Minutemen's Double Nickels on the Dime next year. Or perhaps they'll just carry on doing that at which they excel: creating the music of innocent eyes.
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Disco es Cultura.
I’m an old dude 64 and first heard Boards of Canada about 2 years ago and have listened since,
There’s something about the arrangement that’s surprises me as though I’m hearing new sounds for the first time but can’t help feeling nostalgic about each song, amazing group.
Try Geogaddi, personally its my favorite album by them.
Hey old dude , Your ears are working just fine , Try Marabou state or Carabou 🎉🎉
I first heard this album in 2004. a tornado had just gone through our town. I was in the basement of our house listening to new arrivals from amazon on my cd walkman. once the danger was over, I popped this in and walked around outside, with downed powerlines and downed trees. it was the summer before I went to college, and I still remember it vividly.
That sounds amazing
@@thareealgee Recently where i live it snowed and i walked around the area near my old elementary school at night in the falling snow listening to this, so eerie and calm. making a lonely trail of snowy footprints in the rec field i hadnt stepped in in years
That sounds amazing, Nathan.
And mean while I just make Origami scales while listening this.
I remember I once listened to this after my nephew had been round playing with lego. He left such a mess... but the carnage to this soundtrack had a strange kind of beauty.
thank you thom yorke for uploading this album
hahahahahahaha
@@ThePedroPimenta tf?
Sounds like something Thom Yorke would listen to. That’s a compliment.
It's pronounced thom not thom!
@@shocked8026 it's not the real thom yorke, that's why he's laughing
As I age I realise that I was so lucky hearing BOC ,Aphex Twin, Autechre etc as they emerged. The rhythms, melodies and techniques they pioneered changed music. Great era for the ears.
It’s amazing, sounds like it could have come out today.
I feel the same, man.
'Great era for the ears', great phrase 👏.
2006. Sitting in my car at a park processing my first true heartbreak. Fell asleep to this masterpiece and woke up feeling nice.
2022. Visiting home. Just got my heart kicked again. Went to same park, blasted it, smoked cigarettes for the first time in 5 years and realized just how much I’ve grown and how much more capable I am of processing pain and trauma.
Still growing. Still loving. Still BoC.
I was so lucky to find this band in my teens. It’s my biggest influence musically and changed my life emotionally. I used to listen to BOC and Radiohead’s “Kid A” albums religiously.
We might be the same people.
First I found Radiohead through Pyramid Song, then I got to Kid A, discovered Geogaddi, then about a month later got super into Death Grips and JPEGMAFIA. Now I'm headed to see Death Grips in August, and, come September, I'm gonna start music technology.classes in college
I’m a long time lover of boards of Canada, but have not listened to this album in a long time. After being stuck in a funk for months and completely abandoning creating art of any kind, I threw on this album to chill to and received a huge rush of inspiration. I drew in my sketchbook all the things that came to my mind and I think I have finally found a way out of this rut.love you guys and hope this album helps you too.
Well done for relighting some inspiration. Music of this quality is very good at changing mood really positively.
This is rather an EP than an album.
Whoa…I got chills reading this comment. I used to listen to this album deeply for all the years I was on drugs and created my own music. I stopped making and listening music since I’ve been sober. Been several years now. My life has been more positive but I miss creating sounds and listening to them. Anyway, I saw this on my feed and I’m so glad to revisit this album because it changed my life. Hope you’re doing well and still creating. Maybe I’ll start making albums again.
possibly the best EP of all time.
Yes and this also. th-cam.com/video/HIQ0dd7B_FU/w-d-xo.html
@@peterwilson5528 thanks.
the best Ep of BOC, sure :)
This is probably an unpopular opinion but I think this is th-cam.com/video/YoMwrh4_ThE/w-d-xo.html
it's a rare kind...
I swear I could listen to the title track all day. The kind of music I'd listen to in my final moments in life.
Michael Miller . . snap
"I've been here before", said my mind. "I am here", whispered my soul.
This is the waiting room music in the otherworld before we choose what life and planet we'll live on.. that's why it sounds so familiar.
pretentious dick
@@bennymontezuma9607 Need a hug?
@@Gamubi don't mind him, I liked it :-)
Kid for today , one of the best tunes in musical history.
Love all of them, but for me Amo Bishope Roden is the star here
@@FSVR54 Bass drop (4 bass note loop) on that track is just ridiculous; after years and years of listening I still get goosebumps with it. Soft, nurturing, heavenly...How can you get all that with a four note sequence??!!
The first time i heard this album was many years ago when me and my mate actually built a music studio (interior) for our other mates who were in a band. I remember being blown away by this hypnotising music.
Sadly it was the only thing i remember as there was a lot of consumption at the “opening”.
I was reminded how bad a state i was in several days later when one of my mates showed me a photo of myself in boxer shorts, passed out, face-planting a huge uneaten pizza still in the box.
Good times.
Boards of Canada is something else. It takes my strange isolation and flips it on it's head, makes me feel synchronized with a universal essence. Something spiritual perhaps, I'm not sure how else to describe it. Even as I type this, I am tempted to just erase it all because words can hardly describe the atmosphere that BoC invokes.
Ⓜ
Same here it somehow makes everything ok, it evokes something spiritual and beyond words/cognition, and it kinds of breaks that never-ending "story" in our minds about who we are and what's wrong with us.
Were U at brother ....I too am isolated as fuck and lonely and yes I agree
@@jeanwagner1977 what is that symbol and why .... sincerely asking
Love it. Glad you didn't erase it.
Boards of Canada is timeless
The only problem with every BOC album is that it eventually come to an end, and then you have to take it out of the CD player and put it back in the case and return to reality.
well said.
or you can play it again repeatedly
That's the thing about BoC, their music always seems to represents images of your past or a scenescape.....for me, its always a faded grainy technicolor image like a super-8mm film from the 60's or 70's.
Quiet Brian :: I am forever led back to walks I shared with my Granda and his glorious Kerry Blues along the banks of the river Bann in Ireland during the 70's and 80's. . . The British troops running amok through peoples homes The RUC (the most sinister police force ever ) fully supporting the Brits and the whole time Thatcher is a joke. .Bobby Sands starved himself to death more followed him . . atrocities every week . . decent people trying to go to work killed ruthlessly for happening to be the wrong religion in wrong place. I listen to BoC and I'm right back there . . Every thing comes rushing back . . however all the fear has gone now .
I believe that was intentional. Hauntology.
Tracklist for mobile users:
00:05 / 01 - Kid For Today
06:27 / 02 - Amo Bishop Roden
12:44 / 03 - In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country
18:52 / 04 - Zoetrope
You’re welcome and enjoy!
I first heard this in 2016. I was in College , I was under alot of stress and anxiety. BOC's music has always been a Guardian Angel, always have calmed me down before any stressful situation. Even during studies, it helped me to focus. I sometimes feel like I've attained enlightenment
Ⓜtypoiuasdfgh
GET that OUT of my hair.
They’ve created music that has helped us become our own guardian angels and for that I will love them forever.
I wouldn't be alive if it weren't for this music
Thankful
I first heard it on the radio in 2003 and it changed my life. I was 33 then and Ive never stopped listening to BOC. Magic.
Re-listening to this EP for the first time in a year or two, and really appreciating how the track Amo Bishop Roden sounds like the bridge between early Aphex Twin and BoC's own style
never noticed, you're right
yeah, something on that bass sound and drums reminds me of Aphex
12:44 This song holds a special place for me. I was literally out in a beautiful place in the country of NJ working, listening to this on headphones. As we were getting done, I went out back of the house I was working at with my dad, the sunset was a blazing orange color and the whole sky was an dark amber fading to night, the stars were so bright in the sky. Whenever I hear this song, I can recall the exact feelings I had as a teen back then, all the mystery in the world and questioning why are we here on earth. This song is a peak point in my spiritual development as a teen.
you are so lucky. BOC music was far of being listened in my country when I was a teen (and today still)
@@depptx2869 thanks man I was lucky! lucky enough to find such great music as a kid it shaped who I am today
Beautiful description.
Zoetrope starts at 18:52
I just heard this record for the 1st time about 4 days ago. I listened and watched Alan Watt for the 1st time as well.
I'm 47 ,
Now I know I'm never going to return.
I'm ok with that.
Peace and love from NYC
D
Alan Watt?
@@tophan5146 Alan Who?
Congrats on finding yourself, Darren.
I wish you all the best in life
B O Ḵ Ë Thankyou
Tophan yes ! Alan watt
if there has ever been a soundtrack to our inner lives - this must be it.
Agreed!!!
rip, Glenn, thanks for turning me on to these guys back in 2000.
Glenn being a friend of yours that died, I presume?
@@serraramayfield9230 he was a beautiful person, and awesome dj, that went too far with experimental substances, and indeed did turn me on to Boards of Canada, and KLF!
@@nbongo1 Oh...a friend introduced me to BoC too. If only there was a place where fans could talk of memories without prejudice...you sound like a really gentle person ;w;
@@serraramayfield9230 owo
@@23gtrh2_02 aww
This is bliss! I can listen to this on a loop all day and never get bored. Same with Black Dog, Aphex, and ANYTHING what have you from Warp Records.
it was around christmas when i first listened to this album. it was snowing. i'll never forget.
I didn't even realize this was an album apart from just a track until I watched This Is Hexagon Sun documentary. A must watch. Love Kid For Today on this a lot.
This is the primordial ooze from which other things will come in electronic music, grandiose things
Every time I listen to it, it gets better.
Ecumenical even
Boards are my favourite creatures of
Noise.
This feeling of pleasant melancholy while you listen to title track.
I forgot how much Kid For Today is a photograph of a dream that took place in the 80s.
90s for me. 5 years old, sitting in the back of the car at night looking at streetlights go by.
Did your family have a slide projector when you were a kid?
Frist BOC's tune I've heard. It was ten years ago. It changed my life for damn sure. This opened me to a whole new world of electronic music, and pushed me to start mixing vinyls. TRUE SOUND OF EMOTION
I've listened to Amo Bishop Roden about a thousand times today. I think I'm going to listen to it again now.
it's one of those songs that takes a few years of loop listening to get old. And a few years later you start again. And every time it feels like nothing has changed since the last time.
I was going to give you a like. I'm proving my own point :-D
@@bogdiworksV2 still hits the same after all this time, right?!
@@VicTor-bh2kw yep. I always marvel at how they manage to make so much out of so little.
the title track is that way for me :) amo bishop roden is great too though, they all are
it is difficult for me to express my appreciation for BOC, it is my staple, my heart, my place of reality and escape when none other exists. Thanks for posting this, Thom ❤
Freaking love this album and group. That Thom Yorke uploaded this is really cool! Thank you.
since 2000 this masterpiece album remind me when i was little in the 70s specially the late 70s toward 77 78 in paris suburb .. .. ( the same thing like i hear the duo AIR )...and the best soundtrack to be alone at night in a very intense and deep forest and walk..i tried once ...just magical moment !and very intense to work our little imagination... many many thanx to share it !!
beautiful insight to share. thank you.
Man, I just keep coming back to this album, over and over again. There's something about it that just feels so timeless to me, and it gives me a sense of peace and clarity that I need now most of all. Thanks for this upload, Thom Yorke :)
06:27 / 02 - Amo Bishop Roden I WANA CRY
this music made me believe there could be some sort of cosmic connection to different dimensions that i could travel to if only i believed. ive since grown up but i still fucking love boc. it still amazes me how vivid of a picture their music can paint, and how its painted similarly for so many different people. shout out to the comments on their videos for sharing what they see and helping to correlate information about their experiences with boc, and shout out to SALAD FINGERS for exposing me to this music that means so much to me, to all of us
1st of September mandatory listening for me...puts me in the right "joyful melancholy" mood for the best months of the year :)
"Joyful melancholy" I love it. Thanks for that.
A gorgeous e.p full of melancholy and loss
Thanks for the upload, Thom! These are 4 of my favorites from B of C as well. Cheers, mate.
Boards of Canada stole my mind.....
they put an eagle in it...
Our minds are... kind of public property. We are all more similar than we might think much of the time.
I bought it off them. I'll sell it back to you for $50. Gently used.
hehe.. i know exactly what you mean
sounds a bit like Boards of Canada
a little bit
Yeah man it reminds me of boards of Canada too
It's uncanny
Maybe it was influenced by them, but not sure at all...
There are many artists inspired by BoC but i think this one is inspired the most.
masterpiece
It's like everything they make is outside of time and place.
Your music is so amazing! It helped me so much during my awakening...is ways which could never be measured or explained in this post. I thank you for that! Thanks for sharing and letting us in on your talent that is apprecaited beyond measure:) The feeling and mezmerizing sounds is always so good to listen to.:)
Title track............one of the best
listen to "orange romeda" ... thank me later
アンダーソン omg, dude, you are amazing! thank you
np!!! hope u like that song as much as i do
For similar music check out Verastruct: th-cam.com/video/nD0pmrMIFFQ/w-d-xo.html
orange romeda is unremarkable no offense, seven forty seven is much better (in terms of songs that are on warp compilations)
This is their best release.
I almost reported you. It's old tunes vol 1 & 2
@@reversefulfillment9189 dude you're having a ball in this comment section. nama-fuckin-ste
@@reversefulfillment9189 heresy.
LOVE THIS EP! MY DEAREST OF DEAREST! Thank you Thom Yorke!
FEARNOTTHEZONE ok computer
Great stuff and great quality audio! Thanks for sharing
vocoder paradise here.
thom, you and your band, and boc, gives us different magic vibes, but the same doses of misticism to feel the world where we live.. im very happy that you upload and refer to this álbum.. it makes me feel that this subte feelings are not casual, instead, deeply conected.
Pitchfork review in the description took the words right out of my mouth.
First time I listened to this I was alone in my room blazed to hell. When 5:05 happened, I felt like my brain split in half and turned upside down for a few minutes! What a great song
I've known about BoC for 3 weeks and keep discovering new stuff. Amazing work guys 😁
Thank you
Sitting in parking lot durrong lunch break , this music is soooooooo trippy and relaxing.
Zoetrope...,.genius.....
this takes me back. Ty x
The highlight of music.
I have no idea the first time I heard this, in fact I can't remember a time I haven't known this EP,
It's a part of me,
It's a part of the ether,
And it reminds me I'm part of something so vast,
I can hardly comprehend the scale and beauty of.
RIP BoC. Gone but not forgotten.
Uuh
Went down a rabbit hole of stuff I haven't listened to in 20+ years. Fantastic. God, I used to be hip.
OMG...thank you
in a beautiful place out in the country.... it hurts very much to listen to it, its like a wash of ecstatic memories slowly unfolding like a cloud in the sky, always changing yet always the same..
John P Yeaah man
@Gary McMichael don't hate on his reach bro...celebrate it.
@Gary McMichael Sorry Gary I disagree. "reach" expresses a more prosaic street flavor, in my opinion. I chose the word carefully. I am a writer too.
@Gary McMichael Gary--- "hate" here is akin to "player hating'" It doesn't mean actual hate, like a Webster's dictionary definition. It means being critical...You should try keeping up with the language of the streets. Pop slang. It will make you a more concise character, a better writer too.
@Gary McMichael No. Its the language of the working man. The world of slang. Language a living breathing organism that goes through manifold metamorphosis as the world changes. It's the ornamentation and inflection of language to reflect the emotional climate of the times. Think of Anthony Burgesses " a clock work orange" That whole book was written in a complete slang of invention...and yet it sings doesn't it? In a sense it augments one's own understanding of so called "proper English"
That being said, I understand your criticism and believe you me, sloppy grammar even on forums such as these drive me nuts. But I would suggest that you allow yourself to to be flexible with language and how you utilize it. Hang around some blue collar workers or at the local Pub, and listen carefully to how language is employed. You could see it as distorted yes, but you can also see it as being beautified. If you really are a writer, then you should be all ears all the time, if you want to speak to the people of your time. It is the only way to be relevant.
The very last 10 minutes of this album can perfectly translate my everyday-life mood into music. I just can't stop playing it...
A true classic and masterpiece imo. The soundtrack to my life in the late 90's early 2000's (I was just turning 20 around then). To me, its a synergy of the somber sound of desolation, and feelings of nostalgia and bittersweet sadness knowing that its because life is so ephemerol that it is so beautiful and wonderous. A lot of Depeche Mode gave me that feeling ("Enjoy the silence").
Who am I? With you 100%.
Couldn't have said it better myself. I have also noticed a parallel between BoC and Depeche Mode
Feel the same way.
That's an interesting line you've drawn, it's true that Depeche mode shares a certain kind of aesthetic with BoC.
BoC's music is going to get me through life, through the highs and lows I will listen.
Kid For Today might be their best track and theres some tough competition.
Their music is unique and so different to what I normally hear, really takes me back to the 90’s era when hearing these tunes. 😀
i feel like grieving for something i haven't even lost yet.
oh, you've already lost it alright, we all have! Have a nice day!
Clever
Where do you keep your valuables?
It's your virginity, isn't it?
If your ancestors have lost it, you have lost it. They are within you.
Thank you so much. I never knew the name of the first tune only knew it was BOC. Reminds me of being 15 again hearing this.
kid for today reminds me of the shutter on a film camera,, i dont know why, in fact ive never heard a shutter that sounds similar to this sound, but there is something about its hollow clank. love it
It's the sound of a slide projector flipping between slides.
very astute observation my good man (or gal or whatever you be)
"Come out and live in a religious community in a beautiful place out in the country."
amen!
Jim Jones?
@@eh1600 Amo Bishop Roden supposedly. From a video about the Davidians compound.
Scotland seems to be a very special place. May somewhen I´ll visit. These tiny variations on the drums are awwwsome. (got in on CD and thx for thee upload)
Scotland is a beautiful place filled with tremendous scenery & inspiration all around. There's also a very dark & still present past, as you can hear through our music. You will love it here though, we look forward to having you!
I feel nostalgic for the periods I never lived through when I listen to BoC.
What an amazing album it has been in my mind since I first heard it. They have touched on something elsewhere. Very beautiful and mysterious.
how beautiful
ty thom. love you always ;)
Good upload Thom Yorke
This album just deserve an award !
just perfect from A to D !
Such a wonderful earing travel !
You are right, and are can't who abuse it. If it doesn't to any jamwise alacrity purport, then all contravariant queries observed herewith are rendered merely profund!
@@automan1591 So true!
thank you !
One of the greatest inspirations.
o ya?
Kid for Today and In A Beautiful Place are absolute gold. Had a friend introduce me to BOC in 2005 and they (and Radiohead) have been my most listened to artists to date.
Thanks Thom
A perfect EP and BoC‘s best project in my opinion.
This is beautifully amazingly wonderfully wow
I'm deeply grateful that I discovered Aphex, BoC, Squarepusher, Plaid & others Warp artists when i was 16, between 2001-2002. Also discovered Radiohead mounths after. It was the weirdest years, but unforgetable, and among the best ones. Thanks to all these great artists ♥ Thanks to God for all his guidance ♥
Brace Yourself ! Bright Time is Coming.
I am here. I am drunk. I am stoned. I am the ghostly character of who i once was. My life has been a strange one.. But , if it wasn't for you. It would never have been worth while.
how are you doing these days?
@@crackbaby4444 A bit better, but extremely lonely :|
@@SoulFlask I understand that feeling and pain pretty well, I experienced a lot of it, and still do sometimes. loneliness is a gift that can more easily show you what you are beneath all the stories and circumstances that move and change. I don't want to patronize you, just know that you're far from alone in that feeling, and in the fact that you're here. I'm sure you'll be able to see that gift
Great sound!
My favorite BoC album.
Me to. Only thing is I wish it was longer but ill take quality over quantity anyday. :)
such a beautiful place, yes thank you Thom ; one vinyl copy i got
Amo Bishop Roden is mentioned within 1969. 'Although she's not a follower of David Koresh (backwards), she's a devoted Branch Davidian'.
20 years this month
Zoetrope : Thank you !
Thanks, Thom Yorke.
thanks thom yorke
those soft horns at 16:35 get me every time