Pollyanna Siren/Sandrail
So this was a thing at one point, I think:
http://www.last.fm/music/Boards+of+Cana ... anna+Siren
I don't believe anyone ever came to a conclusion about this little oddity, though I've got a couple of observations that I haven't seen anyone else mention before. First off, the album artwork is an edit of this picture of the road leading up to Pine Gap in Australia:

This place has got quite the reputation behind it, apparently it's pretty much the Australian Area 51. Probably familiar to people in Australia, but I hadn't heard of it until I attempted a reverse google image search on the supposed Pollyanna Siren album art.
Anyways, my second bit of observation is on the track itself. It sounds like a horrible, screechy mess, if this is a proper unreleased track then the reason why it wasn't released seems pretty obvious. However, playing the song at half speed (with the pitch altered to match) made it sound much closer to something BoC would have actually made. Almost in line with a very, very early version of Olson or something like that. I think this might be the way it was meant to be played.
At half speed, it also lasts pretty much the same length as Trillions from Closes Vol. 1. Probably seeing connections that aren't there, but I like to believe that I'm onto something.
Here's a rip of the MP3 that was on the original last.fm page, analyze it as you wish:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/hawye644qmtu6 ... 9.mp3?dl=1
http://www.last.fm/music/Boards+of+Cana ... anna+Siren
I don't believe anyone ever came to a conclusion about this little oddity, though I've got a couple of observations that I haven't seen anyone else mention before. First off, the album artwork is an edit of this picture of the road leading up to Pine Gap in Australia:

This place has got quite the reputation behind it, apparently it's pretty much the Australian Area 51. Probably familiar to people in Australia, but I hadn't heard of it until I attempted a reverse google image search on the supposed Pollyanna Siren album art.
Anyways, my second bit of observation is on the track itself. It sounds like a horrible, screechy mess, if this is a proper unreleased track then the reason why it wasn't released seems pretty obvious. However, playing the song at half speed (with the pitch altered to match) made it sound much closer to something BoC would have actually made. Almost in line with a very, very early version of Olson or something like that. I think this might be the way it was meant to be played.
At half speed, it also lasts pretty much the same length as Trillions from Closes Vol. 1. Probably seeing connections that aren't there, but I like to believe that I'm onto something.
Here's a rip of the MP3 that was on the original last.fm page, analyze it as you wish:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/hawye644qmtu6 ... 9.mp3?dl=1



