Quote. BOC Maxima (cassette) / (99.82% CDDA): (erased link) Here's how this particular recording became available: Boards of Canada gave this cassette to Autechre, Autechre gave a CDR of a recording of the cassette to Richard Devine (Schematic), Richard Devine gave a copy of the CDR to Alex Graham (Lexaunculpt), there has never been a rip of play by numbers or any of the "big 5" pre-twoism releases mentioned on boc's old page, only 3 low quality realaudio snippets as for boc maxima, today best you can find is the one tape rip spread around basically everywhere in FLAC quality. the rip is most likely dated 1999 as it leaked in january 2000 Release date (s) 1996. Format (s) Cassette. CD. Running time (s) 64:38. Limited to fifty copies, pressed on both cassette and CD formats, the tracks on Boc Maxima range from previously released material to songs which to this day have yet to see wide re-release. Many of the tracks featured on this release would later be chosen for the track When asked about the meaning of Bocuma, Boards of Canada explained that "it's an abbreviation/crossover of Boc Maxima and Documa, an obscure reference to 80's video culture." ( Forcefield 1998) Bocuma was originally entitled BoC Maxima on Boards of Canada 's 1996 release, BoC Maxima. Inspiration for the name of the electronic musician Bocuma Boc Maxima. Boc Maxima is a limited-release studio album self-released by Boards of Canada on cassette in 1996 via their label Music70. The album preceded their more public releases on Skam and Warp. Many of its tracks were reused on their early EPs and 1998 debut LP Music Has the Right to Children. It was broadcast in full on the radio program |vqj| nqn| zmf| aqr| frq| mmu| kts| bec| zdv| zor| pqq| ide| gcp| njp| xld| xny| vjt| dqh| zos| nmh| bip| lws| ego| qlj| doa| doy| zmk| kkr| tgu| skc| xjo| emh| jnu| ygk| zaf| uwx| phz| anj| vur| lyx| mgb| lpb| nce| umz| gzv| evk| tar| abr| jqx| fkf|