BOARDS OF CANADA Geogaddi - 2002 UK 1stPress WARP 3LP MINT
  £   86
  $   114

 


£ 86 Sold For
Feb 26, 2012 Sold Date
Feb 19, 2012 Start Date
£   49 Start price
8   Number Of Bids
  Germany Country Of Seller
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Boards of Canada  -  geogaddi ... 
 
rare UK first press vinyl 3LP set released on WARP RECORDS stereo label with catalognumber warplp101. Heavy oversize foldout cover and heavy 180g vinyl all AS NEW in perfect UNPLAYED, MINT condition with clean labels and no spindlemarks - perfect!  This is my second coyp which I have never played... it has been sitting on my record shelf ever since I bought it back in 2002. Don't miss this fantastic Boards of Canada masterpiece recorded with true audiophile soundquality... see photo.

 


Some interesting background information on Boards of Canada:

"Scottish brothers Mike Sandison and Marcus Eoin formed Boards of Canada in 1987, and sporadically released EPs and albums on cassette for several years on limited runs. These have now been disowned by the band and have not even surfaced on file-sharing networks, despite fans curiosity to hear them. Their earliest recording that is available now is 1995's Twoism, which was re-released in 2002 by Warp. Initially another limited release, it was sent to Skam Records, who were impressed enough to sign the brothers and release another EP. This was followed in 1998 by their breakthrough album, Music Has The Right To Children. A masterpiece of ambient IDM, it brought them widespread acclaim from music critics and instantly made them stars of electronic music (although Boards of Canada very rarely give interviews or perform live).

After a couple more EPs, their second full-length was released in 2002. Geogaddi was again widely praised, although it was not considered to be quite as good as Music Has The Right To Children. Third album The Campfire Headphase (2005) saw a slightly different style, with more conventional structures and the inclusion of real instruments. It received mostly positive reviews, but some reviewers were disappointed with the new sound. Nevertheless, Boards of Canada are still very well regarded by fans of experimental electronic music.

Geogaddi, like Boards of Canada's 1998 debut album, Music Has The Right To Children, drifts its way into consciousness, rolling a fog of dark-hued psychedelia over slow-burning, lullaby melodies. Having led a reclusive existence in their Hexagon Sun studio, shunning interviews and live shows in an effort to escape the shrill, loud praise that accompanied Children's release, the enigmatic Scottish duo has stayed focused, creating another tour de force in the process. Geogaddi opens with no fanfare, with the bare hum of "Ready Lets Go" blossoming into the soporific, hypnotic chimes of "Music Is Math". But for the next 65 minutes, it's clear that while BOC move slow, they do so with the power of shifting glaciers. All their old influences--the noise-as-melody drone of My Bloody Valentine the brave futuristic synths of Neu!-- remain, but more than anything, Geogaddi is about the vivid sense of warm melancholy that lingers when the music fades out. It's another slow-burner, but Geogaddi is as utterly essential as its predecessor..."

 

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Please note that I am located in Germany and international shipping is not free, and I ship worldwide via Deutsche Post registered airmail - see postage rates below.  Being a record collector myself I will professionally package all records safely in special cardboard mailers to avoid damage during shipment.  I am happy to combine shipping of course - please contact me for any questions or special requests.

 

EU, UK&I:

 

£5.70 (6.-Euro) for 'registered' airmail package below 500gram (typically works for 1LP)

£9.15 (9.60Euro) for 'registered' airmail package up to 1kg.

£18.60 (19.50 Euro) for 'registered airmail' package up to 2kg

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EUROPE w/o EU i.e. Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, Norway, Switzerland, etc....:

 

£5.70 (6.-Euro) for 'registered' airmail package below 500gram (typically works for 1LP)

£9.15 (9.60Euro) for 'registered' airmail package up to 1kg.

£18.60 (19.50 Euro) for 'registered airmail' package up to 2kg

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OVERSEAS i.e. Asia, Americas, Australia, Africa…:

£5.70 (6.-Euro) for 'registered' airmail package below 500gram (typically works for 1LP)

£9.15 (9.60Euro) for 'registered' airmail package up to 1kg.

£18.60 (19.50 Euro) for 'registered' airmail package up to 2kg

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GERMANY: ... versichertes Paket 7.50Euro (£7.40) bis 10kg.

 

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