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Björk Europe Polydor House Synth Pop Experimental 2016

Performer: Björk
Album: Debut
Label: Polydor
Catalog #: 4751686, 0602547516862
MP3: 2597 mb | FLAC: 1463 mb
Released: 29 Jan 2016
Country: Europe
Style: House, Synth-pop, Experimental
Rating: 4.3/5
Votes: 714
Category: Electronic / Jazz / Rock / Pop

Tracklist

1	Venus As A Boy	4:41
2	One Day	5:24
3	Like Someone In Love Co-producer – Björk, Nellee Hooper	4:33
4	Big Time Sensuality	3:56
5	Human Behaviour	4:12
6	There's More To Life Than This (Recorded Live At The Milk Bar Toilets)	3:21
7	Violently Happy	4:58
8	Crying	4:49
9	Come To Me	4:55
10	The Anchor Song Producer – Björk	3:32
11	Aeroplane	3:54

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
TPLP31 CD	Björk	Debut ‎(CD, Album)	One Little Indian	TPLP31 CD	UK	1993
519 715-4, 1165	Björk	Debut ‎(Cass, Album, RE)	Mother Records, PolyGram	519 715-4, 1165	Indonesia	1996
TPLP31LTD	Björk	Debut ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE, RP, Bei)	One Little Indian	TPLP31LTD	UK	2015
574	Björk	Debut ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	Star	574	Poland	1993
TPLP31	Björk	Debut ‎(LP, Album)	One Little Indian	TPLP31	UK	1993

Credits

Arranged By [Brass] – Björk
Arranged By [Brass], Performer [Brass] – Oliver Lake
Arranged By [Strings] – Suraj Sathe
Backing Vocals – Jhelisa Anderson
Bass – Luis Jardim
Drums, Percussion – Bruce Smith, Luis Jardim, Nellee Hooper
Engineer – Al Stone, Brian Pugsley, Dave Burnham, H. Shalleh, Howie Bernstein, Hugo Nicolson, Jim Abbiss, Nellee Hooper, Paul Corkett, Paul Wertheimer
Engineer [Assistant] – Andy Bradford, Goetz Botzenhardt, Jim Bob, Jon Mallison, Mark Warner, Oggy, Pete Lewis, Tim Dickenson
Guitar – Jon Mallison
Harp – Corky Hale
Keyboards – Björk
Keyboards, Programmed By – Garry Hughes, Marius de Vries, Martin Virgo, Paul Waller
Mastered By – Mike Marsh
Organ [Hammond] – Garry Hughes
Performer [Brass] – Gary Barnacle, Mike Mower
Photography By – Jean Baptiste Mondino
Producer – Björk (tracks: 5, 11), Nellee Hooper (tracks: 1 to 10)
Tabla, Directed By [Strings Musical Director] – Talvin Singh
Written-By – B. Gudmundsdottir (tracks: 1 to 4, 6 to 12), N. Hooper (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 6, 10)

Arranged By [Brass] – Björk, Oliver Lake
Arranged By [Strings] – Suraj Sathe
Backing Vocals – Jhelisa
Bass – Oliver Lake
Brass – Gary Barnacle, Luis Jardim, Mike Mower
Engineer – Al Stone, Andy Bradford, Brian Pugsley, Dave Burnham, Goetz Botzenhardt, H. Shalleh, Howie B., Hugo Nicolson, Jim Abbiss, Jon Mallison, Mark Warner, Nellee Hooper, Oggy, Paul Corkett, Paul Wertheimer, Pete Lewis, Tim Dickenson
Guitar – Jon Mallison
Harp – Corky Hale
Keyboards – Björk, Garry Hughes, Marius De Vries, Martin Virgo, Paul Waller
Leader [Musical Director Strings], Tabla – Talvin Singh
Mastered By – Mike Marsh
Organ [Hammond] – Garry Hughes
Percussion – Bruce Willie Smith, Luis Jardim, Nellee Hooper
Performer – Björk
Photography By – Jean Baptiste Mondino
Producer – Nellee Hooper (tracks: 1 to 10)
Programmed By – Garry Hughes, Marius De Vries, Martin Virgo, Paul Waller

Arranged By [Brass] – Björk, Oliver Lake
Arranged By [Strings] – Sureh Sathe
Backing Vocals – Jhelisa Anderson
Bass – Luis Jardim
Design [Cover] – Me Company
Drums, Percussion – Bruce Smith, Luis Jardim, Nellee Hooper
Engineer – Al Stone, Brian Pugsley, Dave Burnham, Howie Bernstein, Hugo Nicolson, Jim Abbiss, Nellee Hooper, Paul Corkett
Engineer [Assistant] – Andy Bradford, Goetz Botzenhardt, Jim Bob, Jon Mallison, Mark Warner, Oggy, Pete Lewis, Tim Dickenson
Engineer [Bombay] – H. Shalleh
Engineer [L. A.] – Paul Wertheimer
Guitar – Jon Mallison
Harp – Corki Hale
Keyboards – Björk
Keyboards, Programmed By – Garry Hughes, Marius De Vries, Martin Virgo, Paul Waller
Mastered By – Mike Marsh
Organ [Hammond] – Garry Hughes
Performer [Brass] – Gary Barnacle, Mike Mower, Oliver Lake
Photography By – Jean Baptiste Mondino
Producer – Nellee Hooper (tracks: 1 to 10)
Tabla, Leader [Musical Direction Strings] – Talvin Singh

Notes

The original album tracklisting is altered.
Aeroplane and One Day are switched in printed tracklist:
track A6 given as Aeroplane
track B2 given as One Day

Track B+ is a remix of Enigma song.Reissue on black 180 gram vinyl, with black hype sticker. Includes card with download voucher. Appears identical to the 2015 edition, although this one features new artwork reproductions. Made in Germany.

4751686 is printed on the back cover above the barcode, 0602547516862 is printed on the bottom spine.℗&© 1993 Elektra Entertainment, a division of Warner Communications Inc. for the United States and WEA International Inc. for Canada.
Distributed by/Distribué par Warner Music Canada Ltd.Single jewel case with lyric/info booklet

Track 1 features samples from "Go Down Dying" by Antonio Carlos Jobim.
Track 12 is taken from the soundtrack album for the film "The Young Americans".
Studios: Wild Bunch, Olympic Townhouse, Livingston, Matrix, Swanyard, Workhouse - London. Beats Studio - Bombay & Summa Studio - L.A. Mastered at The Exchange.

℗ 1993 Bapsi Ltd/One Little Indian
except 12 ℗ 1993 Island Records Ltd.

Product of Phonokol ℗ © Copyright by Phonokol.
Made in Israel by C.D.I.

Barcodes

Barcode (Printed): 6 02547 51686 2
Barcode (Scanned): 602547516862
Matrix / Runout (Runout A side etched): TPLP 31 BF90196-01 A1 MCD
Matrix / Runout (Runout B side etched): TPLP 31 BF90196-01 B1 J+ MCD
Label Code: LC 00309
Rights Society: BIEM/SDRM

Barcode: 0 7559-61468-2 1
Matrix / Runout: #930627II CD-61468 MFG BY CINRAM

Barcode: 7 31452 13232 1
Rights Society: ACUM / BIEM

Companies

Distributed By – Warner Music Canada Ltd – CD 61468
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Elektra Entertainment
Copyright (c) – Elektra Entertainment

Made By – CDI Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Bapsi Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – One Little Indian Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Island Records Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Phonokol
Copyright (c) – Phonokol

Copyright (c) – Bapsi Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Bapsi Ltd.
Licensed To – One Little Indian Ltd.
Pressed By – Optimal Media GmbH – BF90196

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Worla

I bought this version because I could not find the color and it did not even come with a miserable booklet with the lyrics !!

Laizel

I was really on the fence about buying this is the local store, but am really pleasantly surprised by the quality. Hardly any dust on the record, as it came with a lined sleeve, so it wasn't just rubbing against cardboard/paper like a lot of other records.The sound is clear and punchy, without any pops at all. And contrary to what others have said, I wouldn't describe it as soft with the exception of the first track. This is the Made in Germany version, with the backtoblack sticker and 4751686 on the barcode on the back.

Mr.Death

It's definitely very silent, so be sure to turn up the volume. The overall sound quality isn't exceptional, true, but don't expect any tragedy. All in all, average pressing of fantastic album. I don't really mind.

Envias

I’ve just listened to Bjork violently happy the remixes and the original version on the repress afterwards. The repress sound ???? % FLAT , just the business repress, with Their fucking 180g shit, this is worth triple 0: don’t buy such low quality product !

Mananara

I am happy with this pressing as on my system it sounds a fair bit better than CD, Tidal or Spotify.This pressing sounds fuller and more natural and is nice and quiet between tracks.I wouldn't call it an audiophile sound by any means (perhaps the original master isn't audiophile quality) - but it is the best sounding copy I have heard on my system.

breakingthesystem

I have nothing to compare with. It sounds pretty okay. Acceptable and not much more. Silent deadwax, no pops and clicks. But I will not say that the music sounds like audiophile candy to my ears. It's not that dynamic and open sounded and fresh-aired experience. Is there any releases in the album's history with such a quality profile?

Tall

Is the CD actually better than this 2016 repress? I've found it for 50% off and was considering buying it.

Rleillin

Have this twice from amazon, the two version I had jumps.I have sent it back, didn't asked for a third one.

Ffrlel

i think the sound is quite clear but i have to turn up the volume to very loud. it must be more than half as quiet as other albums,thats why i quess the sound looses quality if you listen to it very loud, i´m listen to it right now and i think you should search for a better sounding example.But i have no comparison, maybe it have to sound like this, but hopefully not.

MisTereO

Anyone comment? Sound quality of this version? Insert with lyrics? Thanks!

Kanrad

I'm totally agree with some other comments. This version is stricktly horrible! More than 25 minutes by face? It's simply impossible! I'm curious about record collection of those who like this record. It's only a digital transfert without mastering. Its flat and have any kind of interrest. I have more than 7000 records and buy this kind of records have no sense: it's only to buy "something cool". But it's only a non durable CD ...

Kirizius

My copy came without lyrics, in a plac plain inner sleeve, the type that usually creates a lot of static on the records.I found the sound a little flat, no definition and depth of highs and lows, I hate to say that the CD sounds better on my stereo, which is rare because most vinyl records usually sound better.

Mayno

No insert, just plain poly lined inner bag. Can't comment on sound quality as I'm on my first spin, sounds ok so far but nothing to compare it to.

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