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Post

by: Björk

Release Date June 13, 1995
This collection of tunes is an experiment with rock. I'm loving Björk's vocals, all though over-produced to an inch of her life. This LP is too eclectic to be eclectic. Post seems an effort to please mainstream goons. The LP feels forced.

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Debut

by: Björk

Release Date July 13, 1993
"Human Behaviour" was the first time I'd ever heard this woman's voice. Thank God for that happenstance. This LP folds you within it and you become one with the fibers contained.

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Homogenic

by: Björk

Release Date September 23, 1997
This collection of tracks is superb.
Perfection within the very notes and programming.
I love each song on this LP for different reasons.
Each song has it's own personality.

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Vespertine

by: Björk

Release Date August 28, 2001
There is not much out there with this sound. It is certainly true that Bjork has a sound that cannot be categorized, and that is what I look for in unique music. This was my first Bjork album, and purchased at the recommendation of Amazon customers (as are many of my recent acquisition).

The album provides an electronically contrived sound with influences as diverse as anything I've heard. The vocals are haunting and, if not beautiful, intriguing. This is art, not commercial music.

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Volta

by: Björk

Release Date May 08, 2007
Where to begin? I managed to get through most of the songs, but had to skip through parts of some. The Dull Flame of Desire, which I was ready to pronounce the worst Bjork song ever after listening to it isn't actually the worst Bjork song ever. There are worse songs after it on this disc. It's horrible. While there are times where her singing is vastly improved over Medulla and sounds almost as good as some of Homogenic, the songs themselves are utterly artless at best, and at worst - terribly grating. There is not a good song on this disc. The only good thing I've heard from this period is the Mark Bell remix of I See Who You Are. Although "good" is being really really generous there, it was the one song that didn't make me cringe.

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The X-Files: The Album - Fight The Future

by: Filter, Tonic, Foo Fighters, Ween, Sarah McLachlan, Better Than Ezra, Björk, The Cardigans, The Cure, Noel Gallagher

Release Date June 02, 1998
NONE OF THESE SONGS WERE IN THE MOVIE!
Good soundtrack but what was the point if none of these songs were in the movie. If they were, they must have been in the background, at a very low volume. I just don't get it.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Bjork - Greatest Hits

by: Bjork

Release Date November 05, 2002
cant explain it, she is the weirdest artist i have ever seen (on videos) yet she manages to capture my mind and entrance it like no one else with her hipnotic voice and music.....is it just me? and im one who likes hard core rock and metal...yet she grabs me??
simply one of a kind....if your one of those who hate it....drink some beers and if your in love - you'll see paradise open right before your shut out eyes............ sweet dreams and good riddance - worth a try

CD-Charts Position 8
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Selmasongs: Dancer In The Dark (2000 Film)

by: Björk

Release Date September 19, 2000
The imagery of the film is NOT necessary to enjoy the pain of this LP. You will feel masochistic, but you'll be pleased you cried. Salty tears will heal the wounds created by this LP. The scar is stronger than the tissue that was there before the insult.

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Tank Girl: Original Soundtrack from the United Artists Film

by: Stomp, Bjork, Devo, Matnificent Bastards, Belly, Veruca Salt, Ice-T, Portishead, Joan Jett and Paul Westerberg, Hole

Release Date March 28, 1995
if you want a compilation of non-mainstream artists and music,this is it
portishead's roads has to be my favorite numbr off of here along with girl you want by devo

the movie rocks!!

CD-Charts Position 10
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Telegram

by: Björk

Release Date January 14, 1997
A remix usually constitutes just what it implies: vocals with some new instrumentals, and maybe a reverb, delay, and cutup, or two. But Björk being Björk, her less-than-monumental yet doubtlessly ambitious 1996 remix album Telegram is cut from a different cloth than most remixes. In fact, it's another fabric entirely.

Before any commentary, it should be duly noted that, if you disliked Post, stay far away from Telegram. There is certainly difference between the two, but if you found yourself moaning at the LP version of "Headphones," you'll practically gag on the minimalist remix on this disc.

But "Headphone" is the only track that's drastically minimized. The other songs feel busier, in fact. "Army of Me," for example, goes from the lead character to ... Read More: