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Music Has The Right To Children
Release Date: 2004-03-23, Audio CD, Warp Records
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02:53Music Has The Right To Children
another good release on warp records. one of my favorite albums.
01:50Music Has The Right To Children
Boards of Canada are one of my favorite electronic acts and Music Has the Right to Children is my...
01:47Music Has The Right To Children
Boards of Canada's Music Has the Right to Children, now in handsome digi-pak packaging.Music...
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- Posted: Jan-01-2009
The Album of Memory, For If One Could Record It, It'd Sound a Bit Like this
Sitting in my new bedroom as the remaining few hours of 2008 dwindle, I bring with it my final review of the year, I present you with Boards of Canada's "Music Has The Right To Children". BoC are a duo who use the warmest electronic equipment and make it nostalgic, the kind that sticks to your...
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- Posted: Dec-22-2008
nice
This is good stuff through a pair of headphones. Pretty good on the speakers too after you get to know it a little. At first listen, it doesn't sound too distinctive on a car stereo or something. But it is when you listen closer. I highly like throwing on a couple of headphones full of this at work.
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- Posted: Nov-09-2008
Accessibility is key
Music Has the Right to Children's flow isn't as strong as Geogaddi's, but the quality tracks are present. The most trip-hop apparent full-length album by the duo. Key tracks are: roygbiv, Aqaurius, and Happy Cycling.A lot of interlude tracks detract from an otherwise solid album. Some of the...
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- Posted: Jul-03-2008
Overpraised but noteworthy
This Scottish electronic duo rightfully stuck out amidst their more generic trance or mild idm cohorts with unique synths and unpredictable beat patterns, but in retrospect certainly did not live up to all the praise has suggested. Their signature style includes warm yet gently menacing...
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- Posted: Jun-11-2008
Good, not great
Boards of Canada are not without talent but they really should cut down on the repetition. Some of these songs (e.g., Aquarius) just go on and on for no apparent reason, with the musicians in Aquarius reciting random numbers for quite a spell just to relieve the listener's boredom. Another...
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- Posted: Mar-19-2008
Nice to Sleep To
I like to put this on when I am getting ready to take a nap - saves on Lunesta.
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- Posted: Dec-24-2007
Minimalist chill-out techno
My introduction to Boards of Canada was through their "Campfire Headphase" release in 2005. This 1998 release, "Music Has The Right To Children" is a really good album, if you keep playing it for awhile. While there are a few tracks that grabbed me right away, like "Roygbiv", "Olsen", and "Rue...
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- Posted: Nov-30-2007
my best electronica album of all time
hello everybody !!! i present you the best electronic album of all time ; boards of canada is my favourite group because of the creative electronic sound, deep, mysterious, blissful, symply the best, marvellous; every listen is a pleasure for me, the night test it, it's always better
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- Posted: Aug-19-2007
Is there such a thing as life changing music? Maybe. Maybe not. But this is an excellent album nonetheless.
On vacation one year, i was in a local mom and pop record store, and saw this album, i didn't know who Boards of Canada was or even what style of music it was. i picked it up solely on the album cover, i thought it strange, all the faces blurred out in anonymity the whole picture washed in a...
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- Posted: Jul-13-2007
A Modern Classic
I have been into "new age" music since the 1980's, then I discovered ambient/electronica and chill out. "Music has the right to Children" is definitely a blend of the latter, well worth the purchase price. I suppose if you took a little bit of Tangerine Dream, David Lanz, Paul Speer, Freedom,...
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