Boards Of Canada - Trans Canada Highway Vinyl LP

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[@fletcherd8883]

You guys probably know this, but the cover is taken from a 1977 Dodge instruction manual. bocpages.org/wiki/File:1977dodge_instruction_manual.jpg

[@slugcereal8647]

boards of Canada, I owe you so much. sure, you've essentially made me hate all music that's somewhat normal sounding, but that's a small price to pay for knowing the secret to the universe..

[@DjKateyM]

The Boards are literally my favourite humans that make masterpieces of TUNES!! !! There music has saved me from many a mental breakdown TBH & helped me see the beauty I know longer could see in the world !! And they'll never even know that.. Anyway Thanks lads I love you & your music

[@VILL4IN]

I can relate seeing beauty. I'll be honest they are one of my favorite artists to listen to on psychedelics ;)

[@DjKateyM]

VILL4IN I know right ughh so amazing.. I wish they would do a tour and come to Ireland sighhhh

[@kurti4796]

Like how you put that! I still remember the first song I ever heard of theirs. Took me more than a few years after though to discover. It was "Beware of friendly strangers" as it was the looping back track for the first few salad fingers

[@how2dorandomstuffarchive814]

Can you guys belive this? Left side drive is my first boards of canada song, and i found this song from a ytp by Awful fawful With the name of Spongebobs Paint Poisoning.

[@Chernobyl.hearts]

How2DoRandomStuff 2018-2020 yeahhhh same hahaha

[@CS-rk6fu]

Fuzzy memories in the sun as a child.

[@Szaboo92]

Why!? I see fuzzy memories as a child but also floating in future empty space. What's up with this first track?

[@Inexpressable]

-~~°TRACKLIST°~~- [0:00] - Dayvan Cowboy [5:03] - Left Side Drive [10:24] - Heard From Telegraph Lines [11:37] - Skyliner [17:17] - Under The Coke Sign [18:49] - Dayvan Cowboy (Odd Nosdam Remix)

[@AMathMonkey]

I think 11:37 Skyliner needs more love. It's one of the most danceable BoC tracks, or at least, it really gets your head nodding. And 13:06 adds in BoC's trademark nostalgic synths.

[@Digamortis]

This is so true. Skyliner's one of my fave BoC tunes.

[@tml-]

15:37 is incredible as well.

[@Horizontedesucesos_]

It's a perfect track, special for traveling.

[@aj_rod]

One of my favourite records for therapeutic listening, the production value is so crisp. Bless these boys

[@angelaem205]

The dynamic of B.O.C.s music to the human psyche never ceases to amaze me...another piece of music I can take with me everywhere in my heart! ^_^

[@andreaasioli6821]

very high experience, in all senses and more

[@pozsoz]

i mean i know all of you boys know this already but Left Side Drive is sonic LSD

[@HenrySosenite]

It's also the picture on the album cover!

[@chriscole7056]

Indeed

[@lydia373]

and girls. BOC from the beginning.

[@conniedobbs5894]

folks be sleeping on this greatness. I got this CD at Tower when they were closing and there was like a dozen THC's sticking out like a sore thumb cause the store was picked apart...I believe I paid a dollar lol

[@kittypawzzz-n5u]

god i love boards of canada

[@Chameleonardodavinci]

BoC saved my life, And Continues to save my life!!!!!!!! YEAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!

[@AlanPereira69]

that kraftwerk reference tho

[@televisionandcheese]

holydamn! I'm 0.1 seconds in and I love it. Damn this sounds so good!

[@MatthewJayasekera]

The sound of escape.

[@jhon-cg4rg]

gracias mejoraste mi dia nice vid

[@superlune960]

Just perfect

[@xxEncryptedSoldierxx]

Do you have anymore BoC on vinyl? Would love to hear more. The sound quality on this one is really great

[@xxEncryptedSoldierxx]

Nevermind I just found some more on your channel

[@noskov5]

when I will die I want to listen the Left Side Drive

[@JulesInfinite888]

🙌🏽🙏🏽🥰

[@CYBERUkr]

Amazing

[@hajjajihafsa9459]

"Internet is hell " boards of canada.

[@joeyjonson8637]

Yet here we are, the internet is both enriching and degrading. It is a substrate rather than a substance so to speak, it is what you make of it, though it will also make something of you.

[@user-ed5ix1sw6i]

5:03 :)

[@MatthewJayasekera]

A handy little link of yours, this is. I don't know what this song is called, but it's really good. What a feel it has.

[@Chameleonardodavinci]

@sanc it's called Left Side Drive

[@x-rated3046]

👍👍👍👍

[@KalebWheatley]

Actually an EP, but thanks for uploading

[@herpsmaltwatta]

Clap........clap.....................................clap

[@lowercasehandle]

you guys are listening to 128 kilobits per second AAC. digital audio. :|

[@massgrave8x]

You are entirely correct. You would think that the uploader (who claims to be recording the vinyl "through a mastering grade convertor for the best preservation of the analogue sound") would be aware of this. Although, most people coming here without discerning ears would be hard-pressed to hear (or care about) the difference, they just hear the clicks and pops of the record and automatically think it "sounds better".

[@lowercasehandle]

@@massgrave8x i aint even an audiohpile, i just know this stuff. dont care if it's on vinyl, tape, digital online, digital disc, as long as it sounds acceptable. these people are jokes, though, lol

[@0ldenn]

How can a vynil be HiFi?

[@vgeovanis]

Analog recordings did not rely on digital compression of the full spectrum of sound in order to save space and fit all songs on a CD. Compression "trims" certain frequencies (less now than at the advent of CDs and, later, mp3s). Audiophiles have always maintained that vinyl has the highest audio fidelity because it is 1) closest to the original analog recordings (which was always tape, until the advent of digital recording; hence the terms "masters," "master tapes," "remastered" etc); and 2) the sound on vinyl is uncompressed (not trimmed) - the full spectrum of the music is available to one's ears. (Of course, how music sounds also depends on the turntable/needle cartridge/amplifier/speakers used - for vinyl - or the headphones/earbuds/Bluetooth speakers used to play mp3/ogg/wma etc). Most earbuds, unless you shell out for the really good ones, have a very limited frequency response of 20-20,000Hz. I've never missed the trimmed frequencies on CDs or mp3s of music I'd previously owned on vinyl or cassette... (I was a way early adopter of standalone mp3 players, because I was a teenager when the first Sony Walkman came out, and portable music was my lifesaver; yes, I'm old, lol) Yet when I listen to the vinyl versions, somehow the sound does is richer, fuller. I suspect it's because even though I don't consciously hear the trimmed frequencies with the vinyl, my eardrums do. If that makes sense. Also, few people have the same acuity of hearing in both ears. Usually one eardrum is better at hearing higher frequencies than the other. YMMV.