Play By Numbers
CD by Boards of Canada
Released	1994
Recorded	?
Genre(s)	IDM
Length	26 min 21 sec
Label	Music70
Producer	Michael Sandison and Marcus Eoin
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Boards of Canada Chronology
Closes Vol. 1 (1992)	Play By Numbers (1994)	Hooper Bay (1994)

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Tracks

1. Remmy Kid (0:58)
2. Wouldn't You Like To Be Free? (5:40)
3. Infinite Lines Of Colourful Sevens (9:18)
4. Numerator (4:37)
5. Echelon (5:48)