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yertle-the-turtle

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How very Scandinavian of her, yes?

There was a time I was deadly frightened of her. That gutteral growl thingy on 'Birthday' is possibly not the best thing I could have heard in the early years of my musical development when I was 13.

But then I heard 'Hyperballad' earlier this year and all was forgiven.

So, let us appreciate.
 
Hyperballad is indeed amazing.
So is Hidden Place.


Her Greatest Hits (how ironic) is a good place to start.
 
:drool: love her!

my favs:
Pagan Poetry
Bachelorette
Joga
Desired Constellation
Scatterheart
Vokuro

and many more
 
Sugarcubes!

Except for that shithead dude that insists on singing on every song.

They'd have alot of good tunes if it weren't for him.
 
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Bjork's one my favorites, it started with Post and I've been a fan ever since.
Medulla is one of the most creative albums I've ever heard, and Homogenic is one of my all-time favorite albums. She's amazing.
 
I was gonna rave about Hyperballad and 2 people already beat me to it! :grumpy:

:wink:

Other songs I love...

Isobel
Army Of Me
Big Time Sensuality
It's Oh So Quiet
....

yeah, pretty much all her early singles, that's it! :reject:

Come to think of it, I don't own a single album of hers! Maybe I should go get Post. :hmm:
 
Medulla is amazing. Has anyone heard the soundtrack she released for Matthew Barney's new film - 'Drawing Restarint 9' - I love Bjork, but this majorly instrumental album is meant to be bizarre even by her standards, and I haven't been brave enough to fork over $20 for it...
 
MrBrau1 said:
Sugarcubes!

Except for that shithead dude that insists on singing on every song.

They'd have alot of good tunes if it weren't for him.

hahaha, so true

Bjork is awesome. I got her debut album back in 93, I guess it was, and after falling in love with it I went and backtracked some Sugarcubes and my initial reaction was yours, precisely.

All he had to do was STFU and it would have been really good.
 
thatsnotmypuppy said:
Has anyone heard the soundtrack she released for Matthew Barney's new film - 'Drawing Restarint 9' - I love Bjork, but this majorly instrumental album is meant to be bizarre even by her standards, and I haven't been brave enough to fork over $20 for it...

I own it of course... it is weird, yes, but I think you need to see the movie to understand the album
 
I need help!!!

Okay, I didn't want to start a new thread just for this...

I have absolutely nothing of Bjork except for a few songs that beau2ifulday :hug: sent me! I'm dying to get into her music!

I'd like to get either her 'fan compiled' Greatest Hits or simply start at the beginning with Debut and Post!

Suggestions?... please? :wink:
 
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Zootlesque said:
Okay, I didn't want to start a new thread just for this...

I have absolutely nothing of Bjork except for a few songs that beau2ifulday :hug: sent me! I'm dying to get into her music!

I'd like to get either her 'fan compiled' Greatest Hits or simply start at the beginning with Debut and Post!

Suggestions?... please? :wink:

Debut and Post are both great, but I give Post the edge. Homogenic is good, too.
 
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barlowdog said:


Debut and Post are both great, but I give Post the edge. Homogenic is good, too.

Thanks! The thing is I feel like starting off with the Greatest Hits cd.. since it seems to be getting a ton of praise on the internet. But apparently it also features some remixes of certain songs. That's why I'm confused as to where to start. :huh:
 
Start with the Greatest Hits, it's a great compilation, then Homogenic, then Post and Debut. That would be my suggestion.
 
I just made my own chronological Björk Greatest Hits CD! :hyper:

1. Big Time Sensuality
2. Human Behavior
3. Violently Happy
4. Venus As A Boy
5. Play Dead
6. Army Of Me
7. Isobel
8. Hyper-Ballad
9. It's Oh So Quiet
10.Hunter
11.Joga
12.Bachelorette
13.All Is Full Of Love
14.Hidden Place
15.Heirloom
16.Pagan Poetry

:love: :heart:

There was no space left to include Possibly Maybe or It's In Our Hands!
 
She's great! :drool: And I can't get enough of her music! :drool:

Why didn't I get into her albums in the 90s? What was I doing? :banghead:


Don't answer that! :shifty:
 
Joga is so fucking awesome, I've been listening to it for 3 days straight now! lol.

Joga
Bachelorette
All Is Full Of Love
Pagan Poetry
Hunter
Isobel
Hyper-ballad

:heart:
 
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