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Your Personal Soundtrack - Björk: Wanderlust

posted by Chris on April 1, 2008 9:49 AM in Music

Björk has been in my music library since Post. Here was a woman who literally did her own thing. When trying to label my MP3s, I always have a hard time putting her into a specific genre. Is she electronic? Is she Icelandic pop? I ended up just filing her under "Björk".

While I wasn't too impressed with 2007's Volta, here is one of the tracks that stood out to me. Lucky for us it also comes with an incredible video.

I showed this video to Jinny earlier who responded "I wonder if she's lonely."

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Scott Jon Siegel says:

posted April 1, 2008 12:35 PM

I agree with your evaluation of Volta (I didn't care much for Medulla, either, actually). I think that "Dull Flame of Desire" definitely stands out as another great track on Volta, though. Gets my blood pumping in this slow, insistent way.

danny says:

posted April 2, 2008 10:08 AM

glad you posted this! you can see a better version at http://www.encyclopediapictura.com ! and its worth the download wait.
Volta was greaaaaat! I don't know what you people are talking about.

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