chillen in canada

Blame Canada!

Toronto,Canada

La Dianita con unos compas en Canada

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O Canada

beta...^^

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Tony Gits

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I've been uploading mainly on my YouTube channel 13mordeth. But I might be uploading some stuff here soon.

Flocks of Canada Geese gathering for migration

Johnny Legend singing Oh Canada

Since I likely won't be in Ottawa for Canada Day this year, I thought I would upload this early. Filmed last year in front of the national War Memorial (scene of the much publicized drunken urination   more...scandal). Fireworks to follow.  less

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Hopefully the Canuks will realize that this is a joke, before they send the mounties and Shatner after me...

Canada's New Anthem

AGAIN...CANADA SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!

My favorite singer on YouTube. She's marvelous and I LOVE this song and couldn't resist singing with her.

Talk about an awesome town name!

Hockey in Canada is the national sport

Unfortunately, it is hard to see them... but the music is worth listening to.

I was driving home from work the other evening and spotted Canada Geese forming up for their for their evening flight to wherever   more...they sleep. You can't see them terribly well but there were probably more than 500 in the sky in various groups. That's Diana Krall on the car radio with "The Night We Called It A Day" -- a beautiful song. I will have to do a driving movie with it, now.  less

A Canada Goose Checking me Out in Manitoba, Canada

warp released this into the public domain

Boards of Canada's unique sound is a product of their strong use of analogue equipment, mix of electronic and conventional instrumentation, use of distorted samples   more...as well as live and radio or film lyrics, and their layering and blending of these elements.Their deliberate eschewal of a purely synthetic sound gives their music a warmer, emotive quality, often meant to inspire nostalgia.

Brief interludes or "vignettes" feature prominently in their music. Such songs are often weaving melodies or speech accompanied by atmospherics to capture a specific moment or mood. They often last less than two minutes, but, as Sandison says, "those short tracks you mention, we write far more of those than the so-called 'full on' tracks, and, in a way, they are our own favorites".

Boards of Canada have written an enormous number of song fragments and songs, most of which will never be released. It does not appear that their music is made exclusively for commercial release; rather, albums seem to be the result of selecting complementary songs from current work. For instance, Geogaddi's development involved the creation of 400 song fragments and 64 complete songs, of which 23 were selected (one of which is complete silence).Says Eoin: "The idea of the perfect album is this amorphous thing that we're always aiming at [...] the whole point of making music is at least to aim at your own idea of perfection."  less