20 May 2013 02:34
Boards of Canada sources
Anthony Papavassiliou <anthony.papavassiliou <at> gmail.com>
2013-05-20 00:34:15 GMT
2013-05-20 00:34:15 GMT
Hello guys, Few years ago I found a website who was giving the name of the documentary series in which Boards of Canada (the band) took some melodic material. I'm pretty sure it was a series from the national Boards of Canada (the media institution, we'll say NFB). At that times, I remember to have downloaded a documentary on Emule in which there was a quasi-complete track of Boards of Canada (the band) in it. I was kind of awkwardly surprised but didnt really mind. If I remember well, it was something relating to nature and science, a guy actually standing in front of the camera appears from time to time.... thats it :D SO, for a few days now I'm just curious about these videos again, since I'm looking for this kind of material to fit my sound experimentations (like some dubstep soft wobbling in 3 against 2 with some dirty old fashioned fill in the middle of the spectrum). Many websites talk about some "inspiration from 70's from NFB's documentaries, but nobody mention the exact work from where some tracks are or could be (more than partially for one of them). I tried to browse the NFB website, but some parts of the catalog are not accessible (into the "science" category) and only a little part of it is viewable on there. Do you have any clue about what these videos are or I have to look ? Anthony
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