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Geogaddi wrote:Oh no!
It's one of my favorite songs...
Although it has no obvious changes throughout the track,I am still impressed by the rich melodies...
Derail wrote:I just thought this would be interesting to see. Mine would have to be Zoetrope, nothing really grabs me from that track and I get bored with it quickly, maybe if it was shorter it would be a little better.
zander two wrote:I would have to say that "basefree" and "smokes quantity" are my least favorites, which kinda sucks because I absolutely love Twoism otherwise. I also agree that there are a few annoying ones on AFOT, but they are easier to forgive seeing that they led to bigger and better things.
zander two wrote:It's funny that you bring up such imagery. I am reminded of an episode a couple of nights ago when I was flipping channels and landed on a nature show on eagles. I immediately threw on "an eagle in your mind" and had a nice little experience for myself. The same did not work with "happy cycling" and the Tour de France, though. Back to my point, I often picture cold landscapes and nature (Canada, in other words) when I listen to older BoC stuff like Twoism and MHTRTC.
happy cycling, for me because of how the track goes, is like someone trudging up a hill, the persistant longer first part of the track, and then, coming down finally at the end when the synths come out, like WHEEEE freedom. if you look at the length of the first part, its about as long as it takes to go up, as compared to the shorter second part going down the hill. i bet you could figure out the dimensions of the hill from applying the lengths of the parts, and the speed too.
zander two wrote:I would have to say that "basefree" and "smokes quantity" are my least favorites, which kinda sucks because I absolutely love Twoism otherwise.
zander two wrote:Upon further listening, I think that I'll give "basefree" a second chance. I agree that there is certainly an Autechre feel to it. Perhaps my problem with it is its placement on the album, between two of my all time favorites, "oirectine" and "twoism." I don't know how many times I've had a song that I didn't initially care for turn out to become one of my favorites.
zander two wrote:It's funny that you bring up such imagery. I am reminded of an episode a couple of nights ago when I was flipping channels and landed on a nature show on eagles. I immediately threw on "an eagle in your mind" and had a nice little experience for myself. The same did not work with "happy cycling" and the Tour de France, though. Back to my point, I often picture cold landscapes and nature (Canada, in other words) when I listen to older BoC stuff like Twoism and MHTRTC.
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