DEEP DISCOG DIVE: Björk

[@MicTheSnare]

Three quick notes: 1. The next DDD will be picked by you! The poll is in the description. If you want a say in who gets covered next time, go check it out. 2. Also check out the playlist in the description - it has all the songs I play or mention in the video. 3. As some of you might know, this is a redo of my 2nd DDD ever! The old one is in the description as well if you want to watch it, but this one replaces it in every way. Thanks for watching!

[@dedrick7949]

Could you add GY!BE to the decision list?

[@kayfimt7769]

Could you add Insane Clown Posse, Ru Paul and Trapt to the poll please?

[@firegodmc1080]

I see Nirvana on the list but not Foo Fighters, if you ever did a dive for them would it be combined so one half is Nirvana, then the second is Foo? Or would they be entirely independent of one another? I think both stories are worth telling and I'd hate to see them lessened due to time constraints.

[@aliciabergman1252]

Was sad not to see Robyn and hope she can be added for next time❤ she is such an interesting artist who has made such a big journey from her childstar origin and her music has made a big impact. There is a great vid more on her story here on YT for anyone that’s interested.

[@scrambled5948]

Really hope Ween wins

[@henryglennon3864]

Fun fact: in The Northman, Bjork was the only actor to wear their own wardrobe on screen.

[@cowgirltheworld]

honestly I'm not surprised at all 😭😭

[@curly_wyn]

That movie sucks. Robert Eggers is such a try-hard.

[@denxos]

@@curly_wyn Imagine having a take this bad

[@iddotamir4261]

@@curly_wyn is this a joke

[@JesusGomez-ob2qt]

@@curly_wyn lol nice troll

[@ladyheavdev]

Björk going full on violent mama bear on that reporter was so badass and it proves how far she would go for her kids~We love an adorable tough cookie like Björk

[@gamingninja6357]

Ahem you missed the ö

[@ladyheavdev]

@@gamingninja6357 oh yeah! pardon moi. Thanks for the heads up😊

[@paisleepunk]

@@ladyheavdev Ya did twice, actually

[@ladyheavdev]

@@paisleepunk oops lol. Just caught that. Thx again

[@Falxifer95]

In all honesty, it should be legal to assault paparazzi

[@JoshuaFagan]

I appreciate how willing she is to reinvent herself as an artist even into her 50s. There's such a specific, imaginative vision and framework to each album, and I deeply respect that.

[@thornyback]

She's forever curious, forever young like other highly-intelligent people that drive humankind forward. She is a national treasure.

[@falconeshield]

@@thornyback Can't wait for Enya to leave her castle for a bit and grace us with new music too

[@grandexandi]

I always felt that the first four albums were like the four seasons. Debut is light innocent fun like a stroll through flowery woods, thinking about the promises of the future, on a fresh day of spring. Post is hot, intense and saturated like a hot summer day at the beach. Homogenic is introverted and meditative like when you see the leaves turning brown and feel the autumn wind announcing the coming winter. And Vespertine feels, as mentioned in the video, icy and restricted like being inside during a blizzard.

[@soin74]

love this idea! though Homogenic seems like a particularly turbulent and icy Autumn ;)

[@eyeorigins77]

fun fact! bjork was the first artist to release a greatest hits album compilation that does not include any hits at all!

[@danielespiniza4745]

BAHHAHAHAHAH

[@jon.callaghan4165]

Björk is one of the few artists to have no bad albums, including soundtracks. Thank you Mr The Snare for revisiting this icon, we salute you 😀

[@dumb-angel]

her 1977 album isn’t great tbh

[@jon.callaghan4165]

@dumb angel that's true, but I'm not counting that because 1. She was a child, so obviously it's not on the same level and 2. It was before Björk became BJÖRK

[@dumb-angel]

@@jon.callaghan4165 it’s an album recorded and released by the artist bjork. pretty simple

[@jon.callaghan4165]

It's the same as the lana del rey argument, she had albums that were under her real name and other stage names but do we count them in the Lana Del Rey canon? No, we don't, I'd apply the same logic to Björk's 1977 album, it was before she was a true artist and musician with creative intentions, that's why I don't count it

[@Benheartsart]

@@jon.callaghan4165 I agree with this, it was released when she was 12. Her first kind of mainline album is Gling Gló when she was 25, but judging by the title, “Debut” is what she considers her debut album.

[@TheDreamingJune]

Björk is a true singular talent with an immaculate discography. I might not love everything she's put out but I always respect her artistic vision even when it's not my cup of tea. She's a force of nature that marches to the beat of her own drum.

[@antlerbraum2881]

Fax

[@pepsiapo5614]

Björk and Arca have such good chemistry when producing together it’s insane

[@ernie39]

so true!

[@florallychaotic]

Vespertine will always be my favorite Björk album for two reasons. Firstly, it's darkly romantic sound. But also, it was my "early teen emo album" haha. Even ten years after it came out, tween me was listening to this in my room crying over mean girls. Björk showed me that music could be weird and an extension of the body. It was the first time I felt like I was listening to music for grown ups. Not in the way that the 2000s club music of my youth had made me feel like "this is about sex I think" but in a way that really hit me as "I do not know enough about the world to understand this". And most importantly, that felt okay. So often I would get mad at being considered too young for something or not understanding something (especially since I was undiagnosed as autistic at the time). Vespertine made it okay to not fully understand it, because it wasn't meant to be fully compressible to everyone at all times. And it didn't think itself better for being so

[@curly_wyn]

I agree, it’s her best. Homogenic is her second best.

[@lhvy5066]

I think bjork does something special to autistic people's brains cause I was also undiagnosed autistic at the time I started to get obsessed with her and her music tickled a special place in my brain, I legit think it made me more "music smart" it made me recognize every little sound bjork puts in her compositions, she's a genius no doubt

[@serpentine9069]

wow this was beautifully said. i gotta listen to it

[@Libraprincessx]

I listened to Venus As A Boy for the first time 2 days ago and I’ve been obsessed ever since. I had never listened to Bjork and decided I needed to explore Bjorks discography and here you are blessing me with this video 🎉😭

[@handsomemahlambi]

I think Beyoncé being on a vocal album makes perfect sense bc she can do so many things with her voice, Beyoncé’s voice is an instrument, Björk might have stacked them to create some sort of string sounding feel and tell her to try new things and Beyoncé is all about learning and trying new things so that’s not really a big surprise The surprise would be Justin Timberlake

[@whatzittooya8976]

Beyoncé collaborating with Björk would be one of the most random, weirdest yet surprisingly pleasant collaborations that I have ever seen and would 100% warmly welcome with open arms lol

[@falconeshield]

Never quite forgiven the Grammy for snubbing Kesha after all the abuse she suffered...for a guy who rudely admitted to have sleep through the award ceremony at home.

[@DBEO23]

Plus, considering it’s been rumored that it was “ancestors” was the song Beyoncé would’ve been featured on, it would make so much sense to mix Bjorks Icelandic singing, Tonya Tagaqs Inuit Throating Singing and Beyoncé’s Soulful R&B voice together and be a beautiful mix of three separate singing styles, influenced by three different cultures respectively

[@ilostaflan]

frank ocean snatched beyonce for what she could have done for bjork 😭

[@soaribb32]

​@@ilostaflan but Bey soaring on the back wasn't something she didn't do before tho

[@indigojaime7970]

Björk is one of the artists with the most intersting discografies ever. And as a brazillian it makes me very happy that she and Milton Nascimento (my favorite singer) are close friends.

[@gamingninja6357]

Ahem you missed the ö

[@mushbevas2825]

Wow, a Milton Nascimento DDD would be incredible

[@scarlettcow]

Medúlla will forever be my favorite album, period. It’s so raw, so dynamic and the vocals are just stunning.

[@TheDreamingJune]

Medulla is such an underrated masterpiece. I love the concept of using the human voice as the primary instrument for the soundscapes. It's in my top 5 Björk records.

[@jacopomabanfibio4808]

My fav too! Medulla is the most emotional and primordial, its wet, Its joyful and obscure. Happy to find out that there is a "medulla is the best one" coven out there! Hi sisters!!

[@kamaal_i]

Same. Favourite album ever.

[@aidanlastname0187]

No, it’s horrible

[@futuristic.handgun]

'Hidden Place' will all be one of my top favorite songs of all time. Björk is an immeasurable talent and such an individual. I appreciate her existence so much. And you killed this! So witty and funny and thorough, as always. Love you so big! -x t.🖤

[@wolvepotter5858]

Nothing makes me happier on a brand new year than a remake of one of my favourite Deep Discog Dive episodes about my favourite artist of all time. Thank you for being the one to bless us with that

[@berkeleyisonline160]

don't forget - since post, björk produced nearly all of her own material. she is an amazing producer.

[@jakethorpe1088]

Truely the best! Voice of an angel and artistry and vision beyond anyone. Growing up in the 90's with her amd bands like portishead played at home. Seeing cornucopia at the o2 in 2019 was truely mond blowing. Never change Björk❤!!!

[@EdenHolder]

Nirvana + Foo Fighters in one video would be pretty neat, but if that's too much a singular video on each would be interesting, too. Dave Grohl has had a very cool career and it'd be interesting to see how you follow that.

[@eieneidnf]

Yeah foo fighters discog wayy too long to bundle with nirvana; if mic wants a singular video with a long enough run time he could have two DDD in one video with another artist with a shorter discog like joy division, the stone roses, or biggie

[@algueera]

This is the peak of my year now

[@hardrocker498]

Homogenic is such an amazing album. I love her first 4 immensely.

[@hummusgirl777]

yes the first 4 is superior

[@aidanlastname0187]

No, they’re all horrible albums

[@lilyowo4986]

@@aidanlastname0187 u r so rude damn

[@batabids]

@@aidanlastname0187what do you gain by trolling. do your homework

[@julayanna]

she is literally my fav musician of all time thank u for covering her!

[@aidanlastname0187]

If Bjork is your favourite musician of all time then you have horrible taste

[@firstnamelastname7244]

​@@aidanlastname0187Do you actually have anything of substance to say or are you just here to spam hate comments?

[@marthson4235]

There was one time I was hanging out with my dad. I don’t remember what we were talking about exactly but I felt like he brought up Björk randomly and talked about what a horrible artist she is. I had heard some good things about her so either my dad was right or wrong about her and I was pretty sure he was wrong so I decided to check her out. She completely blew me away and that’s how I learned that I could never trust my dad again.

[@tatehildyard5332]

Weirdly similar case on my end. In high school, I was the guy into the really werid, artsy stuff and my parents policy was “We’re not gonna ask questions we don’t want to know the answers to. You do you”” but for whatever reason, me liking Bjork was the one thing they felt like they had to step in an express concern about.

[@unblorbosyourshows9635]

Dads universally have bad taste, idk why

[@aidanlastname0187]

Nah, you’re dad was correct. Shame he raised somebody with such trash music taste.

[@ConvincingPeople]

@@unblorbosyourshows9635I dunno, my dad's taste was pretty solid, but like, he was also into new music throughout his life, so outliers are outliers.

[@kqyl33]

Bad dad

[@JohnThelin]

Thanks for taking the effort to not only pronounce Björk's name correctly, but also explaining it for those who need that. Watching an old episode of Never Mind The Buzzcocks, I was both amused and appalled by someone calling her Bee Orc.

[@20Grosh]

Thank you for this video! It's such a great way to revisit Björk's music. When I was growing up, my mum owned a Homogenic CD, and both the cover of that album and the general sound of her music have been positively seared into my brain. Fun fact for anyone that's curious: as of me writing this comment, Björk has released a collaboration with Rosalía, a little song called "Oral". I'd say it's Björk at her björkiest, it's so dreamy, and flows absolutely beautifully. Definitely worth a listen if you like her music.

[@Rozveree]

listening to Björks whole discography for the first time i think Biophilia is her most underrated album. I love the use of organ and super weird time signatures and wild, unexpected instrumental passages. if i was to rank bjork albums i would probably put it at number 4

[@JULR0W]

I'll give it a listen tomorrow. Liked Medula a lot

[@isthisdesiremusic]

i'm usually not a big music video person, but bjork has always used them as an opportunity to explore what her music can be and i think that's worth highlighting as well. she and the directors she works with always have extraordinary vision. the pagan poetry music is one of the most terrifyingly intimate things i've ever seen, and, more recently, ancestress explored death in a way that left me breathless. she knows how to communicate through multiple mediums and isn't afraid of marrying them together.

[@j19214]

It's amazing how well those early albums aged, truly timeless

[@aidanlastname0187]

Timeless at being horrible

[@hotjuices2]

@@aidanlastname0187 maybe to you. but every 2 years on a random sabbath, a random mass of mostly homosexual teenagers will discover post and think it’s the most unique, mind blowing thing on the planet and then go into a rly typical path of restreaming all the albums they feel like they’re having to pretend they like until one day it clicks and theyve tried too hard and gone too far into their relationship to ever stop going thru an entire album as a bidaily ritual ur spam of hate will never be as consistent as the spam of mildly annoying queer 15 year olds

[@batabids]

@@hotjuices2 literally me

[@s0phi3e]

DDD is really one of my favourite formats on KZbin. I love how you talk about music and how you convey what makes it good or special to you. And your humor is great. I could watch one of these every day, but I will also patiently waiting for the next one for however long

[@Remolizzo]

You’re a real one for giving this one a reboot.

[@therobotFrom94]

it's not just me going insane then? I could have sworn I've watched this before

[@skippyminccino5771]

ALWAYS here for Björk video essays. Love her entire discography.

[@GoDrex]

I saw Björk in NYC less than a month after 9/11 and I will always love her for bringing beauty back to my life at that time.

[@mattdowling955]

Amazing video, thank you for making this. Her album Medulla in 2004 hit me right at the perfect time, age, and moment in life 👌

[@nikfiendluvr666]

I think Debut will always be my favourite Bjork album, I can just remember exactly where I was and who I was when I first heard it. Really changed my views on music and the genres that I was open to consuming. Vulnicura has an incredibly special place in my heart too. Most Bjork albums do tbh, they're all brilliant. Picking a favourite Bjork album is like picking a favourite child. I love all her earlier work in her previous bands also. Genius woman.

[@386joedaddy]

It got me into trip hop and techno, which the boy carries on with phonk, that he showed me. So many bad ass women and bands during the 90s, Hole, sneaker pimps, luscious Jackson, and that hot girl from sonic youth and that bull in the Heather song. Fuck this I going to Spotify, thanks for reminding me unattentionaly.

[@anthonydaniel9534]

Vespertine is my favorite Björk album. It's interesting to see how impactful Björk is despite being SO not mainstream.

[@erichead116]

This man specifically dug for the cover art of Mushroom Men: The Spore Wars at 33:08 just to prove his Mushroom Man point. I applaud you, good sir.

[@apoplexiamusic]

Her first three solo albums are probably the best album trilogy of all time. Homogenic is one of my favourite albums.

[@f4gsforpele]

*second, third, and fourth

[@bubbledgemz]

@@f4gsforpele thank youu

[@estebanrodriguez1456]

Her first 4**

[@lrba5524]

why lob off Vespertine of all albums?

[@thomasnelson5758]

For me the holy trinity is Post, Homogenic, Vespertine. Debut makes a good fourth addition, but imo I have Vespertine over Debut in quality.

[@potatoempress5731]

Volta is so overhated. I actually loved it, one of her best vocal performances ever.

[@mimik222]

I recently got into Björk last summer and absolutely fell in love with her first two albums, they really helped me understand who I was as a person and attempt to break out into a new person (Pluto is one of my favorite songs for this reason). Love this woman DOWN!

[@kaczmax1866]

I'm going to see Cornucopia in a few months and I can't wait. Björk is one of my favorite artists and probably the only one without any skip songs or albums for me. Can't even name the favorite ones. Amazing video, thank you♡

[@BigBeautifulBrain]

I love Bjork so much! Her music helped me get through college. I loved this video. I can't even state a favorite because I love them all for different reasons.

[@quixotic333]

my all time favorite musician. i’m grateful to be on this earth while she’s been making her mark on it.

[@lexxorcist]

im so thankful that i grew up listening to bjork literally for as long as i can remember. roughly since like '98 or '99. her music has played such a huge part of my life. as a kid i loved hyperballad and one day. as a teen i loved crystalline and hunter. and now i love bachelorette and generous palmstroke

[@orteg.a]

plsss start putting talking heads on the ddd decision!!! would love to see you talking and giving your opinion on this band. great video!!!

[@yanquiufo7113]

You've really perfected these deep discog dives young man, one of the best music related series on youtube

[@jacopomabanfibio4808]

In 2005/6 medulla litterally changed my life. I was a depressed Kid, She got me into music, and music saves me eversince!!

[@Elo-ny2ci]

YES ! YES ! When you said that you'll redo old DDD I was very excited for you to redo this one. AND IT'S FINALLY F***ING HERE !!!

[@anabelanguyen1748]

Damn, I actually love Volta. The lyrics are such an ode to living and loving freely, with the brass really pumping my blood up

[@EyeDigress]

Such an amazing retrospective. Thanks for showcasing Tanya Tagaq. She's an actual legendary performer and doesn't get enough representation.

[@AleQueenofSpace]

fun little fact, both of her children share a song with her In Fossora, her son Sindri through background vocals of ancestress and her daughter Isadora in duet in A mother's House

[@yoring159]

screaming, crying, throwing up... you finally did Björk DDD! love her so much! 💖

[@lampette1041]

Would love to see a DDD on the Beach Boys! I think that would be very fascinating. They have such a varied and vast discography

[@danpreston564]

Sometime in the 90s I saw Björk headlining a festival and it was the most unexpectedly wonderful live show I’ve ever seen. I was probably on drugs, but, boy, did that show rock.

[@MrSkerpentine]

20:17 I looked this film up on IMDB, and found out that Stefan Karl Stefansson (the late-great actor behind LazyTown’s Robbie Rotten) also provided voices! Iceland’s two greatest celebrities in the same production :)

[@claudiasemini1067]

Dearest Björk, you are one of the people I look up to the most and I would be thrilled thinking that you may read this email to you from me. I've been listening to you since the nineties and since then you're always looking for a new sound; you're the hunter: you're going hunting of music 'cause it is not a product but a process and each lyrics that you write are a collection of emotional peaks, like a storytelling of your (and my) life. I think also that you are ART in everything you do because you have been translating from music to what can be represented in images across your stage costumes or your videography and dj set; so I guess that you've been commissioned ("ordained") by music to convey emotions to human race. I say it as a hopefully meaningful compliment, which I hope you accept. Gratitudes back to you, Björk. warmth and endless respect. Claudia from ITALY

[@evan5966]

was waiting for the remake of this for so long so im mad happy we finally got it! what a legendary discography!!

[@DSMChip]

i love how almost each album follows a different theme in its recording process debut with its laid back but electronic production post with its electronic, grand, and experimental approach homogenic with its usage of strings and beats verspetine with its coldness but intimacy medulla with its usage of acapella volta with its more pop-centric take on bjork's sound biophilia with its experimentation in music creation as a whole vulnicura with its immensley hopeless and other-worldly strings utopia with its hopeful usage of nature-type instruments (the flute) and fossora with its fantasy-like percussion and traditional iceland instrumentation

[@ismaill_l]

I'd love to see a DDD on slipknot, considering their WILD inconsistency and de-evolution. It's honestly crazy how they released some of the best metal of all time and then pretty much devolved into self parody. Also, the fact that no one reccomended their self titled for the metal video is absolutely criminal.

[@TheGaragebandGuide]

Amazing DDD! Favourite part was the lecture on how to properly pronounce Björk followed by the mispronunciation of Attenborough multiple times. 10/10.

[@breakingbelmont]

Really appreciate this DDD. Björk is an incredible artist, and Vespertine is, without a doubt, my favorite album of all time. I’ve made it about halfway through her discography so far, but I am looking forward to digesting Volta-Fossora.

[@iskaibraximik9846]

Great video! I also remember that in 2014-2015 she started DJ-ing. Those sets are just mind blowing and you can hear a lot of material that will be in Vulnicura and Utopia, and also a lot of snippets from Arca's future Mutant album. I really want to organise a party with just turning that DJ set😅

[@Bandstand]

Thank you so much bro ♥️ huge björk fan this guy

[@beansfebreeze]

I voted for Muse solely for the fact that I need more people to be aware that the song will of the people exists and is definitely one of the songs of all time

[@cerealbusband]

Love the Deep Discog dive series, and doing these takes a crapload of time and effort to do-- much appreciated!! Would love to see a Muse one at some point!

[@daishoryujin95]

A Muse episode would be great, mainly to see how he reacts to the exact point where they stop being good.

[@giovannipasquinucci6587]

I SWEAR, Yesterday I decided to listen to Björk for the first time and looked up to se if there was a discog dive about her already, and the only video I found was an old discography review one and thought “I wish there was a proper discog dive for her” and now here we are!

[@harperellenburg]

So I’m in a coffee shop doing some work and I got the notification for this DDD and screamed “YES!” Waaaaaay too loud.

[@theinkwitch13]

Listen. The first time I heard Joga, I got goosebumps all over and wept. I literally sat there and cried

[@aidanlastname0187]

Lol. Horrible song

[@graydeotto2820]

31:29 Waterslide world is closed now! Just saw it sitting empty last summer

[@reikojons]

This was good, ive been a fan of bjork since debut debut, i kinda of lost track of what she was doing after vespertine, but do occasionally check in with her once in a while. i think with bjork, once you become a fan, you never stop being one. I also agree with you that Joga is fucking amazing!

[@pinkeo64]

thank you for redoing this list Bjork is like my favourite artist of all time :)

[@vaughanjones8819]

i'm in the early stages of a binge on this channel, and the homestar runner reference cements it. i'm gonna watch every video you've ever made

[@pliktl]

First Fiona, and now Björk. Slowly making my way through my teenage cd collection

[@cp_sphinx]

The "ooohhhh wooow Jesus Christ" at 14:25 genuinely made my day lol

[@teddyfurstman1997]

Björk is so talented. Love her album Post as well as her movies witch are quite disturbing yet beautifully dark. Edit: Dancer in the dark is just SAD! 😔

[@aidanlastname0187]

She is not talented

[@lilyowo4986]

@@aidanlastname0187 omg again 😕

[@lestor0404]

i love these videos so much

[@drmuzacluva1311]

My favourite of her recent collaborators who you didn’t mention is the drag artist Hungary who did her makeup for Utopia and Fossora. Their visual aesthetics meld so well. Hungry’s work often incorporates lots of biological references.

[@niccole3542]

I follow her on instagram and was shook to find out she did her makeup.

[@bencrowe8823]

Thank you Mr. Snare

[@ground.jordan]

amazing video, thank you

[@FabioGnecco]

And here am I, still on "debut" God damn, Björk has that expressive thing that attracts me, but i got into electric funk and a bit city pop.... I will go to Björk someday ! I swear !

[@jasonwoods3168]

I LOVE THIS. Also, my favorite things Björk related have to be “Play Dead” during the Debut era and the “Oceania” remix with Kelis

[@faceofdoomness]

Another Bjork related thing of note is ‘The Juniper Tree’ a sparse Medieval fantasy adaptation of a Brother’s Grimm tale released in the early 90s. She plays one of the major roles! It was shot in Iceland in beautiful black and white and is a great example of a grounded take on a fairy tale. Worth a watch if you’re in the mood for a deep cut in Björk’s already enormous ouvre.

[@specificocean77]

Fantastic video, excited to see what deep discog dives you have in store for this year. Hoping for Miles Davis or King Crimson. 🤞

[@ZyxthePest]

Surprised there was no real mention of the MOMA exhibit that, before today, I didn't know people hated. I remember enjoying it just fine.

[@soyburglar77]

Finally, someone who pronounces her name correctly! I actually had the fortune of meeting Bjork’s first cousin back when I was in sales. She was building a 2nd home here in the States. Very cool, considering the fact that I’ve been a massive fan since the early ‘90s.

[@madeleineevelinaguekguezia550]

Man, I love Björk -compelling and singular musician, incredible artistic voice! Some highlights not mentioned in the video: “Aeroplane”, possibly my favorite track from Debut, excellent sax & percussion The Deodato remix of “Isobel” from Telegram is incredible, the lively bass line sheds a light on the track that made me appreciate the original more than I did on my first listen to Post Voltaic, the live album from the Volta tour, is a good candidate for my favorite of her live albums because of the brass arrangements of earlier songs in her catalogue, with special love going to the arrangement of “All Is Full of Love” -it’s breathtaking (Also love the running references to SBemail 200, “Email Thunder”, in your videos, “A pwotected landmark with suprisingly clean westwooms!”)

[@marissaandersen299]

i first started listening to bjork when she released biophilia, i was 13 and had never heard anything like it before. it completely changed the trajectory of my music taste. i know its not considered her best work but it altered my brain chemistry forever so i have no choice but to stan ❤

[@luketargett2233]

Such a great vid, well put together, great commentary and a real good show for us so i've subscribed

[@melissaclancy2183]

I'm so glad you went back to redo this one! I've been really wanting to hear you do a proper bjork breakdown since i started watching

[@MaxMarriner]

10:50 That’s it. You have me. Subscribed. This here’s a man who speaks my language.

[@susie8799]

I think the reason I love björk so much is that she just does what she wants. She isn’t bound by convention, in any sense of the word

[@salmonsalem6159]

Yay! A new video! Thanks, I always enjoy your videos

[@jamescruz8678]

WAKE UP BABE NEW MIC DROPPED

[@freddrustandthemiserablefurnit]

Björk is one of the greatest songwriters of all time. Nothing can change that.

[@aidanlastname0187]

Lol no, her songwriting sucks

[@Toggitryggva]

A great dive, mr. Snare. A reminder to take some time off for Björk again. I've seen her live more often than most acts. Beginning with a magical Kukl show in my collage in Akureyri, North Iceland. The name „Kukl“, by the way, means „witchcraft“, but with the added feel of „inept“ or „amateur“. A sorcerer who doesn't know what he is doing. The Sugarcubes visited a year later, just as the single „Birthday“ was making waves in the UK. The icelandic version „Ammæli“ had sunk without a trace a few months earlier, and Einar Örn, Björk's right-hand-vocalist, did not stop giving the audience hell about it. Great fun. I saw the Medulla, Volta and Biophilia shows in Reykjavík. What a master.

[@matheusdalbem6605]

to be fairly honest I know of you precisely because of that Medulla video and I find it to be one of the greatest Bjork analysis videos out there

[@Skroskznik]

Yes I want you to know I have been going through her catalog for the past few months I love bjork so much she's a top artist for me

[@VeIcr0]

great video! Bjork is a legend and this video does a great job of covering all her projects. An essential watch for people who want to get into her music.

[@hardcoremagicalgirl]

I'm surprised you don't mention the initmate (but very platonic, don't get me wrong) relationship Arca and Bjork have which lead to Utopia. They met towards the end of Vulnicura's recording and became incredibly close. They hit it off so well Utopia was made because they enjoyed working together and wanted to make something more joyful together. The two women even went on vacation together collecting the bird song used in the album (other samples were collected from Oiseaux du Vénézuéla by Jean C. Roché which uses bird song from Venezuela, Arca's home country) There's so much to cover about Utopia but Bjork and Arca's relationship is at the heart of Utopia. Together they show this in the opener's music video "Arisen My Senses" where they are interconnected organisms, baring witness to each other's artistic growth and honoring each other.

[@raphaelcruzx]

Your work is truly wonderful! Grateful Grapefruit!!

[@vanessathurlow68]

Like no hyperbole Bjork is one of the greatest musicians to ever live!