I can't believe this video has over 1 million views! Thanks to whomever put this online. I made this back in 2004.

Love the part that goes "I love you", gets me every time.

The original creator of this animation, Hashiguchi Chiyomi aka ''Nekojiru'' was a huge IDM fan. She listened to Aphex Twin a lot (and specifically Boards of Canada too), even before she killed herself at the age of 31 she listened to Aphex Twin's album. She was buried with her favorite artists' album after death.

Right after he says "I love you" and the indian flute starts going up a little bit in a short riff always gets my heart. I love it.

After all these years still my favorite song of all time. Boards of Canada are life creators.

There's a certain type of desolate loneliness that I only feel when I listen to Boards of Canada, yet I enjoy it. I sort of relish the sensation of complete detachment they provide. I just feel so cold, yet I feel as though I want to run through the fog forever.

Wish I heard of BoC back in high school... would have made some great music for field trips.

The opening of this track still gives me goosepimples, even after hearing it over 100 times.

Completely obsessed with this track

Boards of Canada music always makes me feel like my heart is being slowly abducted. (Tractor beam- style)

These scottish brothers are the best! I've been listening to them for 15 years now. I play their music still every day.

"sweat, sweat." "...I LOVE YOU."

An example (if you listen on headphones) of how they are masters of subtle production. On top of many other things (melody, arrangement, and what timbre is needed out of the instrumnet). A masterpiece.

Me listening to any BoC song: "This song is amazing, I love it!"

13 years later and this still tears me apart.

I love you

I love my old anime music videos. I can't believe it's received 812k views! Thanks for posting this AmericanEric. I think I still have the original DVD somewhere!

Where as most BoC calms me this particular piece puts me on edge. I wonder why.

After 15 years of listening to these guys still, my favourite track Evil, love, envy, angst, lots of things within it.

This video is an essential part of that magical time circa 2009, between the releases of TCH and TH. There was lots of wonderful fan created media back then, and much of it is lost. I'm glad this is still around.

When I was a university student, I would listen to MHTRTC every time I took the bus from Tokyo to my hometown for vacation. The bus just gets on to Shutoko when this song starts. As I moved through the gaps between buildings, I observed the lives of people reflected in those tiny windows. A messy office, businessmen chatting, people relaxing in a small apartment... all these things combined with this song made me extremely anxious. And I realized that other people at the same time as me were living completely different lives. Oh, before I knew it, I heard a slow girl's voice. Then I'll go back to music again...

4:12 ....holy shit....so damn good!!!!!!

every millisecond of each track of each album of boc is amazing.

this is powerful stuff. I really hope no one thinks you need to be high to listen to it.

Whenever I stay indoors all day or week, I just listen to these guys. Their sounds amplify my subconscious mind and allow to just wander in deep thought and I love it so much ❤ "the Sage travels all day, without ever having to leave home."

Definitely one of their best tracks. The movement of the drums and how all of the different percussion pieces play off of eachother is sort of unexplainable... It just works, and I love the scratching too. Trip hop at its best.

Found this when I was a kid/early teen. I remember finding it very mystical, like a trance There's just something about 240p that's very nostalgic to me.

20 years, I got old, this remains fresh.

One of the greatest ambient tracks ever made - period!!

BoC are my favourite artists and this track and Julie and Candy are probably my favourite tracks. The eerie sound at the beginning that pans around is just insanely beautiful. Then the build-up for so long with the subtle changes and the voice sample just work together so well. I also love the "scratching" towards the end of the track, such an insane sound. These guys are so far above the rest.

Boards of Canada brought me here and my love for supreme electronic music.

This song is amazing...it's very terrifying, makes me feel trapped, controlled and surrounded.

I remember listening to this song on the bus stop in a shady area at sunset

I first heard this in the late 90s, it changed me then and continues to do so 20+ years forward.

I used to run long distances with my friend Jamie in high school. BOC tracks were a favorite of ours. Jamie, I and our bros took a trip at the end of HS camping across Colorado in an old restored 68 cadillac. Running switch back horse trails listening to BOC and driving towards the great sand dunes forever etched in my brain. Vertical grades and synthesizers filled my head while my breath became an increasing metronome.

Favorite song of my favorite band. You can't get any better than Boards of Canada. The music is so full in it's own way.

The film that's playing is Cat Soup

4:11 The feels.

This music has centered me, opened my thoughts, and completely calmed me down , its a masterpeice of music in the purest form.

This has to be my favorite music video out there. I love the editing on this.. and Nekojirou Sou fits BoC so damn well

It's definitely their most well known. Geogaddi is just a good, personally its my favorite. The EPs are great too, just get everything they ever made and you wont be disappointed!

I've listened to this band for a couple years now but have never seen this music video. This was absolutely intoxicating and I'm going to find Nekojiru-So for myself because of it.

I can never say what my fave BoC song is, because really I love them all. I can't think of any I could say is bad, and I also can't think of one that stands from the rest. They are all just so good! I think it's because this is music that you really can never say straight away you hate. It's actually very difficult to hate this I find. It's so open ended and can be interpreted in any way you as the listener want. The one I listen most though is Olson. Such an immersive atmosphere.

One of the most masterful displays of sampled analog drums n loops ever!

A is to B as B is to C.

I love how this stirs mystery

This video haunts my imagination

I listen to this music while traveling on a long interstate trip.

THANK YOU boards of canada, for keeping me alive. That's really the best way i know how to put it right now you make me believe in something out there bigger and better than myself

What an impeccable song and such a perfectly superb film Cat Soup was. Combining these two masterpieces was genius. I'm glad this music video exists.

An absolute gem no wonder John loved you so much.

Creepiest "I Love You" in history.

this one, about 20 years ago changed way i listened music. turned around my sound world.

as simple a bass riff as a song can have but one of the most effective.

My favorite part is the "I love you" I have no idea why, but I think it's brilliant.

What a tune! So eerie. Great video too.

Stellar music. Where have you been all my teen life. It would of been great if I heard about you in the late nineties.

one of the most beautiful things I saw and heard in my life... it has been almost 10 years since I watched this video last time... it brings back so many memories...

this is a serious piece of work Jesse. For me a long time fan of this album for the last 20 years you really nailed this one.

this music is very interesting... i wish i knew what's its purpose was. honestly i think it's music for the sad and lonely, for the artists, for the drug users, for the ones who truly know the world and have seen it all in their heads.

Man, 2017. How time flies and things change. But for a moment, the music teminds you and transports you back to where and when you heard it. Somber feeling.

Great stuff, i cant hear the track without seeing these images now.

this is absolute genius. i listen to it while walking in the hills. makes me afraid of nature

This is A Mastery, Masterpiece.

So beautiful, so eerie.

really appreciate the cat soup mash up to this masterpiece

this is what a dream feels like

Jesus Christ that second half of the song is amazing. Felt this wave of ecstasy flow over me. I felt "high" but in a very natural way. Fucking amazing.

Finally KZfaq recommends something good

proper dark,but oh so calming:)

Whoever made/edited this deserves some praise. I am continually amazed at some of the fanmade video efforts for BOC! Awesome job.

Oh shit, it's awesome. Mysterious and fascinating music (Boards of Canada rules!) with this amazing clip make impression.

I'm absolutely shocked at people commentating with statements such as calling this 'filler', or questioning what makes the song spectacular and / or enjoyable. For me, this has always been a standout track on what's already a perfect album. The atmosphere and the feelings I get out of this are incredible, I absolutely love every aspect of this song. If some people can't have the same appreciation, I feel for them. Their loss.

Great vid, I think it is more complex than meets the eye.

Hands down, my favorite fanmade BOC video.. i'm really into Nekojiru and .. wow.. this song fits the movie so well.

A brain therapy

The last 2 players make me wanna cry... its beautiful meng.

The best track B.o.c have ever done!

The evolution into a 4/4 at 4:11 is absolutely brilliant

This is an absolute classic tune, this will be one of the tracks I will listen to for the rest of my life!!!!

One of the best BoC vids I've ever seen, great timing and a fantastic selection for visuals. I found myself lost in many parts. Good friggin job.

My younger brother made this Cat soup AMV so long ago. The memory of the emotions at the time are as surreal and nostalgic as the song itself is to me. Strangely enough, this is the one AMV I don't remember watching a work in progress of. It just was. He also made one of "Olson" by Boards of Canada to Cowboy Bebop. "Come to Daddy" by Aphex Twin to Lain (I think it's on KZfaq as "Come to daddy bear mix"). I don't know if any other ones are online anymore. This was the last AMV he made.

Dada applies itself to everything, and yet it is nothing, it is the point where the yes and the no and all the opposites meet, not solemnly in the castles of human philosophers, but very simply at street corners, like dogs and grasshoppers.

Starts pretty easy with a numerical synth, and when I hear that beat rushing in, I can feel my own liberty, my free, independent thoughts chasing one another through my veins. It's like diving into one big box of knowledge, taking my time with it, loving the way it stumbles upon my mind and beginning to play with it.

Weird as it should be

For some reason I get lsd dream emulator vibes from the music and the visuals of the video that reminds me of the trippy "cutseens" in the "game"

this music is so nostalgic, love it, listen to it everday.

I'd really love an entire song with that carrillon at the very end... that would be amazing

vielleicht das beste anime music video das jemals gemacht wurde

So many people think electronic music is cold and rigid when they couldn't be further from the fact it can bring you to tears and move you in ways all organised noise can

this speaks to me in so many ways. what a haunting video. it plays in the same way the mind resurrects an old, vivid memory of a significant dream

I love you too, estranged robotic voice.

Oh my god the AC in my apartment sounds exactly like this track

The definition of haunting.

hands down the finest boards video on youtube. what a perfect combination

in my opinion this is the best boc music video out there

It's one of many of my favourite boards tunes. I used to listen to it When doing laborious repetitive art processes to ensure I kept focused. Then I'd occasionally fuck up. Cut something too fast without thinking. And blame the music. For bringing out the artist in me.

We all have the ability to be something we choose not to be. The fact you have the ability to acknowledge that says a lot for you, and for B.O.C.

First BoC song I ever heard, was instantly carried away by its dreaminess

you have incredible taste in both music and films.