Claude says:Geogaddi hit in 2002 as Boards of Canada's most baroque, densely layered album—all warped samples, children's voices, and that trademark murky warmth—and you found it in late 2008, cycling through it mostly that first year before it settled into deeper listening. Ready Lets Go became your anchor, but the whole thing landed like a secret transmission from some half-remembered documentary, the kind of record you'd return to when you needed music that felt archaeologically buried.