Boards of Canada'- Music Has the Right to Children - Vinyl Record 2LP

Released by Warp and Skam in 1998, Music Has the Right to Children introduced the world to Scottish brothers Michael Sandison and Marcus Eoin and quietly rewrote what electronic music could feel like. Instead of dance floor energy, Boards of Canada offered warped tape textures, detuned synths and slow, head-nodding beats that sound like half-remembered childhood afternoons.

Fragments of old educational films and children's television drift through the mix, giving the album its eerie, nostalgic glow. "Roygbiv" and "Aquarius" became cult favorites, "Turquoise Hexagon Sun" and "Olson" are pure atmosphere, and "An Eagle In Your Mind" builds a hypnotic pull that never lets go. Its influence runs through decades of ambient, downtempo, hip-hop production and indie electronica.

This Warp edition spreads the 17 songs across two LPs in a gatefold sleeve, giving the album's deep low end and tape-worn detail plenty of room. An essential record for any electronic music collection.

Side A
1. Wildlife Analysis
2. An Eagle In Your Mind
3. The Color Of The Fire
4. Telephasic Workshop
5. Triangles & Rhombuses

Side B
1. Sixtyten
2. Turquoise Hexagon Sun
3. Kaini Industries
4. Bocuma
5. Roygbiv

Side C
1. Rue The Whirl
2. Aquarius
3. Olson

Side D
1. Pete Standing Alone
2. Smokes Quantity
3. Open The Light
4. One Very Important Thought