It is a bit hmmm if her voice is 100% foregrounded in a song and it's not the takeaway though
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Album Rating: 4.0
Tempted to bump this, so consistent and such a risk songwriting wise that pays off massively.
Nothing quite like Bjork, what a performer.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Alright, won't lie, some of this made me lol. Interesting approach.
EDIT: Jammed twice. I actually love this. It's super unique but not too avant garde and unapproachable.
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quick turnaround
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Album Rating: 4.0
I didn't dislike it on first listen, but Ancestors and Triumph were 'different.' Read up about the throat singing used on the former and loved it a lot more on the second run. "Where Is The Line?" and "Desired Constellation" are especially brilliant.
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This has some really neat moments but is v much the first chapter of optional Bjork
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Album Rating: 5.0
Nah every Bjork is mandatory
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even the 3.5s
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Album Rating: 4.0
Also is so underrated tbh
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Album Rating: 4.0
Why about Crying? Crying is a fantastic song
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Album Rating: 4.0
There's More to Life Than This? I love how novel it is. Recording a song live in a bar bathroom is honestly a pretty entertaining concept and the execution works in my opinion
Fun fact: a studio version, which is way more boring, is the b-side to the Venus As a Boy single, maybe you'll like it cuz "the production on it is better" and the quirky recording concept isn't there
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Album Rating: 4.0
I like novelty a lot I suppose
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Where is the liiiiIIIIiiIIiiiaaaaaaIIIIIIIINe?
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First time listening to this after leaving it aside for so long. Mega weird even for Bjork's standards. Obviously some of her vocal performances slap but uh some very perplexing ideas here as well. Oceania is fucking insane.
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