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	Splendid E-zine reviews: Boards of Canada
		On the day I listened to Music Has the Right to Children four times in a row whilst working in my office, I was constantly bothered by other people.
		Their music can percolate gently, and quite unobtrusively, in the background of almost any setting.
		has been licensed by Matador, a label as well known for electronic music as Egypt is for fine wines, but if you were really that label-conscious you'd be reading Raygun.
	www.splendidezine.com /reviews/nov-30-98/boards.html (215 words)

	Boards of Canada: Music Has the Right to Children: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Music Has the Right to Children stands as an excellent example of what UK label Warp is doing for modern electronic music.
		Warp has taken a handful of killer acts whose only common trait is that they're electronic-focused, and created a sound that is both distinctly Warp, and yet completely unpredictable.
		By creating ambient music that's actually stimulating-- something that's so unbelievably rare among ambient acts-- and mixing it with elements of trance and psychedelia, Boards of Canada are not only pioneering an entirely new genre, but also paving the way for more stimulating ambient/electronic groups that will hopefully become increasingly prevalent in the new millennium.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/b/boards-of-canada/music-has-the-right-to-children.shtml (379 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Music Has the Right to Children: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		It has been said before, it is very much a slow burning album that just gets better with every listen and you'll gradually begin to love the simple and gentle childlike melodies set against a jagged mechanical back beat which keeps you hooked throughout.
		I used to describe it as the kind of music that synthesizers listen to (at least the ones with good taste) and predicted that it would eventually be considered as 'classical' music by the machine intelligences of the future.
		Music from the future that somehow manages to stir childhood memories from the past with familiar noises and moods.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0001RVTWA (1223 words)

	Boards of Canada: In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country - PopMatters Music Review
		In their music you hear the slack-jawed silence of mesmerized pre-teens lulled to near unconsciousness by a babysitter's recourse to Bert, Ernie and the entire Children's Television Workshop.
		Their music is not an attempt to re-live or revive the golden years of toddler-esque innocence or teenage rebellion.
		It paints a purely natural environment -- a musical experience that reflects a child's entranced amazement at a solitary polar bear roaming the Arctic or a family of whales floating in the murky depths of the North Sea.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/b/boardsofcanada-in.shtml (1562 words)

	Music Has The Right To Children by Boards of Canada - Georgia Gift
		The music is relaxing and yet unnerving, and you lose yourself in it in a way that is almost hallucinatory.
		MHTRTC proved to me upon the first audition that electronic music could be beautifully layered, warm, colorful and evocative.
		MHTRTC is BOC's first "official" LP, although they had previously released several EPs, cassettes, and singles prior to signing up with Warp/Matador and Skam.
	www.georgiagift.com /r-7/m-Music/b-67218/a-B0001RVTWA/Default.aspx (1277 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Music Has The Right To Children - Boards Of Canada at Epinions.com
		Music Has The Right To Children is a fantastic, subconsciously affecting, and profoundly psychedelic album whose songs somehow tap into the unverbalizeable essence of childhood memory.
		Their American debut, the aptly-titled Music has The Right To Children, captures the unfolding of a child's mind in all its wonder, mystique, and occasionally, fear.
		Music has The Right To Children peaks in the middle with the vibrant, very 70's "Roygbiv." This shoulda-been-on-a-childrens-show song seems to be the one that attracts potential fans.
	www.epinions.com /content_21524811396 (766 words)

	ALLEGRO MUSIC - Children's Music
		She is also known as an educator and has participated in many state and national educational conferences as a keynote speaker and workshop leader.
		As students are asked to study music and visual arts in relationship to history, social studies, science and health, they are able to develop a clearer perspective of each subject while gaining an understanding of the music.
		Children will discuss and interact with all kinds of animals and insects, while learning what words such as tempo and rhythm mean.
	www.allegro-music.com /childrens.asp (4493 words)

	Music Has the Right to Children : Emporiko (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		It has forced me to remember, how many of the same feelings I am feeling from this newer effort, were the same ones I felt with "Music has The Right.."
		Right pafter purchasing "Music Has the Right..." almost 6 years ago, I went on a 2 week winter vacation to British Columbia, and Alberta Canada.
		No other music has grown on me for as long and as much as Boards of Canada has.
	www.emporiko.com /shop/product.aspx?asin=B000009VOM (424 words)

	Boards of Canada: Music Has the Right to Children: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The first thing to note is that Music Has the Right revealed Boards of Canada to be geniuses with texture, where god is in the details.
		Every IDM artist since has at least once labored over their modular unit to get a patch that sounds like one of the many brilliant sounds found here.
		But with Music Has the Right to Children, the duo set out to make a proper album, and approached the album from a rock perspective, carefully mixing and editing the track sequence, while drafting interludes and tightly restricting the palette.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/b/boards-of-canada/music-has-the-right-to-children-reissue.shtml (876 words)

	King of Woolworths: Rediffusion - PopMatters Music Review
		Enjoyable and should be of interest to fans of the artist or genre, but has specific weaknesses.
		In a similar fashion to Air's Moon Safari, Music Has a Right to Children inspired a legion of copycat groups to follow in their distinctive footprints.
		"Music for Schools" is a decidedly melancholy composition, with an odd little organ sample laid across a stuttering, deliberate beat.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/k/kingofwoolworths-rediffusion.shtml (997 words)

	BOARDS OF CANADA - Music Has The Right To Children
		Since Music Has The Right To Children though, and apart from an EP, In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country released a year and a half ago, there had been very little activity on the BOC front, Warp being reduced to paraphrasing a beer ad by saying that the duo were taking their time.
		Although Music Has The Right To Children was the first album from the band to benefit of a wide release, it was not their first record.
		Beside the musical project, BOC were also experimenting with imagery, enhancing their live performances with films and photos.
	www.themilkfactory.co.uk /music/boc.htm (902 words)

	Music CD: Music Has The Right To Children
		Then i listened to it a second time a few days later, and it hit me, it was like every melody and delicate noise was a pleasant recollection to when i first heard it...even though i didnt like it the first time.
		It has the renowned effect of "bringing back memories" that you never even had, its like theyve condensed that feeling of nostalgia and made it into audible form.
		The music seems to evoke memories of a childhood you never had -- a childhood full of giddy expectation and joy, but at the same time consumed by cynicism and worry.
	www.musicolympus.com /cd-store/index.php?Operation=CustomerReviews&ItemId=B0001RVTWA&ReviewPage=2 (1013 words)

	Amazon.com: Music Has the Right to Children: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Though their saturated hip-hop beats and deployment of timbres as tactile textures recalls Autechre, Boards of Canada are distinguished by sweet melodies and a fondness for using vaguely familiar sounds outside of Western harmonic tradition--snippets of party conversations, bouncing Ping-Pong balls--to function as emotional triggers.
		Despite its sonic watercolor washes and childlike exclamations of "I love you" ("The Color of the Fire"), Music Has the Right to Children is not some yellowing document scribbled by glassy-eyed, loved-up rave casualties.
		Music Has The Right To Children is their most successful Warp/Matador release.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000009VOM?v=glance (1081 words)

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		Although Boards of Canada's blueprint for electronic listening music -- aching electro-synth with mid-tempo hip-hop beats and occasional light scratching -- isn't quite a revolution in and of itself, Music Has the Right to Children is an amazing LP.
		Similar to the early work of Autechre and Aphex Twin, the duo is one of the few European artists who can match their American precursors with regard to a sense of spirit in otherwise electronic music.
		Alternating broadly sketched works with minute-long vignettes (the latter of which comprise several of the best tracks on the album), Music Has the Right to Children is one of the best electronic releases of 1998.
	www.mp3.com /albums/302822/summary.html (343 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Music Has the Right to Children: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		First up, there's no doubt that Boards of Canada have produced a highly musical and intelligent contemporary record, which is why I am writing this review; it is something that all us music fans should be very thankful for.
		This disappointed me, as I thought it meant that the album was bad, but as with all music, I gave it a second chance.
		One day there is a chill wind blowing, next there is fog, next there is a sunny haze, etc. This music is all about moods, and if you just sit and let it take you where it will you will get the most out of it.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000024CAH (697 words)

	Boards of Canada
		Boards of Canada are on the same record label that brought us Bola, so it should be no surprise that the music here is a mixture of the ethereal and the surreal.
		The music is green and cold: it's fresh, alive, and filled with surprises.
		The rest is much, much weirder, and the album as a whole does a wonderful job doing exactly what music is supposed to do--recreate images of dreams, lost memories, and distant emotions.
	www.hauntedink.com /25/bofc.html (231 words)

	Music Has The Right To Children - Boards Of Canada - Music Records Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Music Has The Right To Children - Boards Of Canada : The Colour of the Fire
		Boards Of Canada originally published music with a small indie label called Skam and later published with Warp Records home to Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Black Dog and a host of other artists one of whom is LFO.
		Boards of Canada originally come from Scotland and as such their music seems to have a touch of the mythic aurora lights about it.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /music-records/music-has-the-right-to-children-boards-of-canada (261 words)

	Boards Of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children
		'Music Has The Right To Children' is like a statement of intent as if the mind control suggested by the album title is actually real.
		Perhaps it is. The distorted child's voice uttering "I love you" repeatedly on 'The Color Of The Fire' induces fear, the melodies of 'Roygbiv' and 'Aquarius' seem familiar yet their origins cannot be placed.
		The music cries out for a film to accompany it but that would possibly cheapen the power of it; for the pictures in the mind are ultimately more beguiling.
	www.leonardslair.co.uk /boards2.htm (182 words)

	Boards of Canada - Geogaddi review
		Scottish duo Boards of Canada's debut release, the beautiful "Music Has The Right To Children", brought to electronica a warmth and gentleness seldom encountered in a genre infamous for cold beats and noises.
		From the opening few minutes - particularly "Music is Math", since the first track, "Ready Let's Go", serves as little more than the brief introduction hinted at by its name - it's clear that we're in darker territory than that of the debut.
		So - more essential than even Music Has The Right To Children, this is an album that will haunt you, that will reward your efforts, that deserves a place in your collection, whatever genres of music you think you like.
	www.fazed.com /music/boardsofcanada-geogaddi.html (364 words)

	The History of Rock Music. Boards Of Canada: biography, discography, reviews, links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The EP Hooper Bay (MUsic 70, 1994), whose extended compositions are Seward Leaf, Noatak and Point Hope, heralded their mature phase, which yielded the 20 ambient tracks of the album Boc Maxima (MUsic 70, 1995), particularly the melancholy Everything You Do Is A Balloon and their early masterpiece Turquoise Hexagon Sun.
		The problem with their first full-length album, Music Has The Right To Children (Warp, 1998), is that it is too obviously inspired by their mentors Autechre.
		Il punto debole del loro primo album, Music Has The Right To Children (Warp, 1998), è; che l'influenza dei loro mentori Autechre è fin troppo evidente.
	www.scaruffi.com /vol6/boardsof.html (1216 words)

	Boards of Canada - Artist page at TuneVault.com
		The appeal of Boards of Canada is huge and easy to understand: they are admired by hard-to-please electronic music fans for their intricate and innovative production, yet at the same time loved by thousands for their dreamlike melodies and the lush psychedelic world they create for the listener.
		A subtle precursor to the ground-breaking ‘Music Has the Right to Children’, ‘Twoism’ gently maps BOC’s twilight territory, exploring the themes that would later become unquestionably their own: bittersweet evocations of childhood, haunted pastoral spaces, contriving a detached perspective, or drift, through their grainy organic electronics.
		Already hailed by NME as ’electronic album of the year’, this is the full length follow up to their 1998 electronic classic ’Muisc Has The Right To Children’.
	www.tunevault.com /artist/show.asp?ID=530 (333 words)

	Music : Twoism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Not as consistently engaging as "Geogaddi" (my fave), it is more even than "Music has the right to chidren" in my view.
		It has an otherworldy, BOC anthem-like quality that pervades some of the tunes on the longer "Geogaddi" and "Music has the right to children" CDs.
		This is a really bleak album, more than even Geogaddi, which has a backbone of aggression that keeps it from becoming depressing.
	www.prep4usmle.com /B00006NSQ9/Twoism.htm (643 words)

	Child Music Play - how to increase your childs reading comprehension
		It has wonderful suggestions for the therapist to untilize in assisting children to express and resolve their issues when in situations they are unable to resolve through the expressions of words.
		I would have liked the music better if it were a real orchestra instead of a sampler/synthesizer, but it is really enjoyable nonetheless.
		There is a good range of instruments and musical styles to listen to, and the story is interesting and engaging for children.
	child-reading-tips.com /Child-Music-Play.htm (2823 words)

	Boards of Canada Reviews
		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.
		While not as adventuresome as those records, this EP is still Boards Of Canada all the way, as ample chunks of the band's unsettling and deeply involving style are easily found in songs like "Smokes Quantity" and the title track.
	www.iq451.com /music/boards-of-canada.htm (718 words)

	StarPolish Current Issues: Intelligent Dialogue From Music Industry Professionals and Artists
		True, they had begun making recordings in 1989 and spent years developing the sound of Music Has the Right to Children, but for many of us, that album was our first contact with BOC.
		"Scientific psychedelic music" is what they call their current work, and if you need a tagline, that's as good as any.
		A standout is "1969," which trips to a skip-along beat, as music swirls through the air, and a voice speaks in tongues before it is joined by additional robotic voices that chant "1969 in the sunshine."
	www.starpolish.com /news/article.asp?id=327 (840 words)

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