Number 3: Music Has The Right To Children
- Artist: Boards of Canada
- Genre: Downtempo
- Year Released: 1998
- Favorite Track: Aquarius
- Do I own it physically?: Yes
- Where I first heard it: Word of mouth + heard a remix of Olson
- When I first heard it: Late 2018
- Did I do a drawing related to this album?: Yes
- Other albums by this artist you should check out: Geogaddi (2002), The Campfire Headphase (2005)
What is there to say about this album that hasn't already been said? This is easily my favorite electronic album, and one of my most listened to albums, I can listen to it on repeat all day and never get tired of it, whether I listen to it while in the car, while out walking, while eating, while at work, while just on the computer, it doesn't matter, this is an absolutely perfect album for just about any occasion, with tracks like Aquarius, Turquoise Hexagon Sun, and Pete Standing Alone being some of the highlights of the album, with Roygbiv and Olson not too far behind. The only major complaint I have with this album is that some songs aren't long enough, like the aforementioned Olson is only a minute and a half long when it should've been doubled that at minimum, and Triangles and Rhombuses feeling like it could've had some more time to play, but those are just two examples of songs that should be longer, the rest are perfect length as is. Please listen to this album ASAP, it's so good I can't really think of any other way to just keep repeating myself going "it's good" over and over again.