Old Composer Reacts to Bjork Human Behaviour (Reaction and Song Breakdown)

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[@MemorableFancy]

Really love Bjork - she sounds like she learned out to sing without ever hearing anyone else do it, as if totally free of so much musical convention. As a songwriter she's got a very unique talent to bring extremely avant-garde ideas into very listenable, accessible music in a way not a lot of other artists can manage.

[@carnigob42069]

i think she did, actually. in her new podcast, sonic symbolism, she talks about how when she was a kid in the 70s in iceland she would walk to school every day, and she would sing on her way to school to comfort herself, and she theorizes that having that freedom to sing as loud as she wanted to in the woods developed her unique style.

[@rolmops883]

Her last tour, at least the last one I went to (late 2019), her old choir teacher and the children's choir she sang in as a kid in Reykjavik were part of the performance. She recorded her first album at the age of 6, IIRC. She definitely had a lot of training. Still, doesn't really matter, because she manages to do something unique with music, and I absolutely love her for it.

[@ESL-O.G.]

🤣🤣

[@povkilla]

Fun story if no one's mentioned it. Bjork had her first gold album in Iceland when she was (I wanna say) 8-10 years old. No joke. She's an Iceland treasure!

[@brettrohlfingvideo]

So wild that she grew up in a music school being, no doubt, hammered with traditional music conventions.

[@DarkDruid7]

As a former hobbyist composer/audiophile, I think this style of playing the song without stopping while commenting while the music is playing works well because your voice does not overpower the music and the music does not drown out your voice. In other words, this format works because you've mixed the audio levels perfectly.

[@VonGlorious]

AGREED!!!!

[@voiceover2191]

Björk is total artistic freedom and authenticity.

[@matthewrandom4523]

Almost 30 years old, this song still sounds quite good today, doesn't it?

[@TheChick24]

Bjork is so super unique! Just love it!

[@dream_in_digital]

Love Bjork! She is incredibly unique and versatile. As for as your reaction format goes, I like the idea of you going with what feels right in the moment for each song. For complex songs, you might have a lot of detail to discuss before the song is over so pause it when you need to. For more repetitive, simpler songs, you might be able to go through the whole song without stopping. I hope that makes sense and is helpful.

[@rpgeebzmusicarcade]

Yes, very helpful - thank you :)

[@stevies-readies]

The way that the song travels up a half step for the choruses, and then back down for the verses is absolutely genius. It really builds that sense of frustration and escalating tension in a subtle way. I'm honestly surprised it isn't talked about more!! Also the fact that this insanely catchy bassline is carried entirely by timpani... it's bonkers.

[@Robert_Herring]

Björk is such a creative and ever evolving artist. "Homogenic" is one of my all time favorite albums. Everything she does is unique: performance, melody, rhythm, lyrics, harmonies, and always brilliant production. This style of reaction works for these songs such as "Human Behavior", but as you move through Björk's catalogue her songs become complex, so most likely will take the more broken up approach.

[@lireid1825]

She's in a league of her own. More of her please! Pagan poetry, crystalline, it's oh so quiet, are some of my favs. And the singer for Frou Frou is Imogen Heap, really amazing vocalist as well!

[@christiandnl]

Seconding Pagan Poetry

[@AriKolbeinsson]

Imogen is wonderful

[@inaserene]

oh man, the entirety of Vespertine album and the way it is constructed conceptually, vocally and musically just blew my mind when it first came out. Pagan poetry is still one of my top 5 songs of all time.

[@V.F.D.DaleSalvador]

Bjork is amazing. This Genre is called Art Pop, by the way. Idk much from Bjork to recommend something with 100% certainty but her first project was with a band called The Sugarcubes. Check out the Song "Birthday". Weird and Odd like all of her Music, but for her being as Young as she was (pre teen I think) the Vocal Power she had was nuts. She definitely has her own vocal style.

[@piznoctsauo8141]

There it goes... The one labeling Björk's music. Hello darkness, my old friend... 😒

[@10mimu]

Pre-teen? Really? I think she was almost in her mid 20s when they recorded that...

[@TheSouprGrrl]

"Birthday" was her band "The Sugarcubes." That's a whole other rabbit hole.

[@anthonmessing3353]

@@piznoctsauo8141 Art Pop 😂😂😂

[@Johro66]

This one.. She was already phenomenal kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2Wcd5-kZamni8U

[@bashereddin1971]

So glad you are stepping into Bjork, one of my favourites as well as Radiohead. I'm loving the direction you are going. Thank you x

[@diy0rg0]

Ahh a fellow Bjork + Radiohead enjoyer. Cheers.

[@eximago]

"Human Behavior" is of course from her first solo album (not counting the one she released when she was 11). Her work has gone so much further and she's constantly pushing the envelope. Debut is a great place to start, but you really gotta see what she does later-- her third album Homogenic is when she really took full creative control and honed in on a concept and consistent sound. The opener "Hunter" would make for a good follow up reaction, I think. Her choosing not to edit out her breathing has also remained consistent throughout her discography, by the way. There isn't another artist on the planet that understands how to create a sense of intimacy in music quite like she does, and I think utilizing her breath almost like a musical element in its own right is just one of the ways she achieves this. She's often spoken about as though she's an alien from another planet, but I've always found her and her work to be starkly and unapologetically human.

[@cristianovia]

Tori Amos uses the breathing technique also, but I agree with all you say.

[@enriquemoon]

Loved this

[@lisajohnson521]

Bjork is one of my all time favorite artist. She is AMAZING! I'm so glad that you reacted to her.

[@Dragonpuncher123]

This album had a huge impact on me growing up. I was the weird kid just listening to electronic music like Aphex Twin and Leftfield at age 12 and thinking most other music was always pretty shit (like a tiny hipster before it was a thing). When I my dad played this album it hooked me immediately and after listening to it a bunch of times it opened my horizons to a whole world out there of different genres filled with great stuff. Now I listen to almost all genres, but this album will always have a special place in my heart.

[@CriticalReactions]

bjork just dropped a new album last week. I haven't checked it out yet but I've seen several positive remarks about it. Might be worth it to roll the dice and pick a random song from the album to check out.

[@AmosThatBook]

It really is a wonderful album. Maybe not her best overall (I don't see how you can top Homogenic or Vespertine), but my favorite of hers since Biophilia. Gives me Medulla vibes.

[@RegebroRepairs]

It's completely weird, and she manages to make earworms out of dissonance. It definitely her most musically experimental one, and is fast on the way to be one of my favorite albums of hers.

[@Jaaj2009]

Björk remains one of the most surprising and unique vocalists, both soft and beautiful and surprisingly powerful and passionate bursts of vocal performances. I never understood her music when I was growing up but grew up to love it. Managed to catch her live once in a small audience and is still most of the most memorable shows I've ever been to.

[@jokergreeting]

More reactions should be for Bjork. I love tool but it’s great to see Bjork getting attention. I’d love to see a reaction to a smaller band but very unique band “fever Ray” which is definitely inspired by Bjork protege.

[@jokergreeting]

Yes. Please try “keep the streets empty for me” by a fever Ray. It’s lovely. Definitely in the vein of Bjork but also very much her own style and mood.

[@SquishypuffDave]

Anything from Fever Ray's self-titled album would be amazing!

[@jokergreeting]

@@SquishypuffDave absolutely.

[@jenniferjuniper2203]

Fever Ray's (Karen Dreijer) first album is my favourite album of all time. It's organic, dark, electronic, tribal, elemental. Highly recommend some Fever Ray reactions (I love seeing Fever Ray and/or The Knife fans!)

[@saulsj2717]

Bjork is pretty cool. My favorite song of hers is Play Dead (in case you want to go for another round with her) Also, I'd suggest giving miss Eivor Palsdottir a go. She's a Faroese artist that mixes pop, indie and folk in a pretty unique way. She also co-composes and performs the OST for the TV srries The Last Kingdom.

[@sooperalex15]

Play Dead is just a sumptuous song. She works so incredibly well with an orchestra,

[@Maya_Ruinz]

I still remember the day I first heard this, it was played on MTV brand new and I just remember hearing her voice for the first time and being completely blown away. I immediately wanted to know who she was and if the tape was released for sale.

[@Damiana_Dimock]

Frou Frou is an interesting reference, made popular by the Garden State soundtrack. Anyway, Frou Frou is a duo, the vocalist is Imogen Heap, you can find a lot more of her work under that name.

[@manudosde]

Imogen Heap (I believe that's who you meant by Frou Frou) does have a very characteristic style, I can see the comparison. Bjork's Debut is an impressive album, especially given the musical context of its time.

[@witchestomotheryou234]

Yes! More Bjork and yes LOVE when the track isn’t stopped/paused…!

[@diy0rg0]

Bjork's arrangements are top tier level. Hopefully you can react to more songs of her, she has to be one of the most creative and talented musicians of our time. Edit: if you continue the Bjork journey in chronological order, the next songs to react to could be Hyper-ballad and Isobel from the album Vespertine.

[@tomr.4199]

Her song “Hunter” Has to be one of the most beautiful she arranged. But gosh… They are really so many!

[@northof-62]

"All is full of Love" is the most emotional tune she has.

[@dampersand]

Funny to have this song pop up now. I was just singing it to myself the other day after not hearing it for 25 years or so.

[@nellies]

You're definitely gonna love Björk, I can imagine many composers can appreciate her music on a deeper level than most. Her songs are just so uniquely composed and so complex. She got more and more experimental with every album, she just released a new one and it's amazing. I love her so much. I think the song Jóga has to be your next reaction!

[@GoodDay2Smoke]

Was looking for someone to mention Joga. That song is otherworldly.

[@hrcutz]

Bjork is light years ahead in music. She uses industrial sound, city, nature, orchestra.

[@richpeltier9519]

Love Bjork. Was just telling someone the other day about how I used the track Hyperballad as a warm up to start my drum practice. Starts off with just a snare rolling and builds, while incorporating more of kit as it builds. Great stuff. 🤘🧙‍♂️🤘 Rich the Ancient Metal Beast

[@eldonstrackeii7892]

Damn... the hours I spent playing this album while staring at the cover art. This particular track was my initiation- an MTV video that led down paths of both solo Bjork and Sugarcubes.

[@Esta-Beed]

Am so glad you are listening to Bjork!!

[@blitzhos]

Like the full song format...keep that going

[@flyndutchmn]

Bjork, mutual core, is another of my favorite songs.

[@k33l4n]

For next reactions, here are some recommendations (one from each of her ten albums) debut (1993) CRYING post (1995) HYPER-BALLAD homogenic (1997) PLUTO vespertine (2001) COCOON medulla (2004) TRIUMPH OF A HEART volta (2007) INNOCENCE biophilia (2011) CRYSTALLINE vulnicura (2015) STONEMILKER utopia (2017) ARISEN MY SENSES fossora (2022) ATOPOS

[@badm0t0rf1nger]

Solid recommendations. :)

[@k33l4n]

@@badm0t0rf1nger thanks! i was trying to think of songs that perfectly encapsulated each era and its sound!

[@babayaga3098]

I was recommended your megalovania video, went to your channel to see what else you’ve looked at and I was so excited to see this song at the top! One of my favorite songs and I look forward to hearing you break it down

[@dancingwoolf]

As a composer you might dig her mainly vocal-based album Medulla, the song ‘where is the line with you’ blew my mind when I first heard it!

[@wm1573]

FEATURING MIKE PATTON AND RAHZEL :D

[@xhighone]

Bjork is jazz. She's just jazz. There is no stopping her and there is nothing but the music and her vision. It's quite inspiring listening to her exercise her artistic freedom while at the same time expanding it for herself as she moves. She's like a beautiful bulldozer who goes wherever she wants, however she wants, whenever she wants.

[@mattcarroll5603]

Beautiful bulldozer is an awesome way to describe her! Thanks for that image

[@brianboye8025]

I hate jazz but I love Bjork. There I said it.

[@JPjaybird]

Brilliant artist. Her live performances are incredible

[@dvus1977]

Great Job 👋👏. I def enjoy this format. Bjork is one of the few artists who's Discography is best Enjoyed and Appreciated in Chronological order. Her Musical evolution and Affinity for the Unconventional sets her in a Lane of Her Own, Untouchable.

[@KatieBeeTV]

I like this style! I think that Bjork would think that the squares on your hat looks like phone cameras.

[@jonthebru]

One thing about Bjork is that she can't be pigeonholed, she Transcends music genres.

[@Bridgercraft]

Massive Bjork fan here! She really is one of the most incredible and unique artists out there. It may well be pop but it's certainly not of the mass produced, throwaway chart pop style. She actually leans pretty heavily into electronica, gabber and breakcore in her later stuff, expecially the album she just released. I'd suggest "Pagan poetry", "Crystalline" or the classic "big time sensuality".

[@yenza123]

Dude, Bjork is infinite.hahaa. love

[@joshs8685]

I'd recommend Bachelorette for your next Bjork song. Epic strings and vocals.

[@ChrisP-sc9sf]

I recommend the album Family Tree. Bjork singing with an Orchestra is good. Volta tour with all the brass instruments was really good. Your in for a treat. She’s Jerry level genius. No joke. My two favorite artists

[@davidsteer8142]

How many years have I been listening to this song and only now do I notice that the tympani IS the backbone of this masterpiece . Genius.

[@acrynellys]

LOVE Bjork, especially "Bachelorette" 😱💓

[@EveryDooDarnDiddlyDay]

"Army of Me" is Lydian throughout.

[@respectfulremastersbymetal8336]

Yay! You gotta do Joga!!!!

[@PhantomOfLiberty]

Check out Bjorks "where is the line" it features Mike Patton and its composed using only vocals and mouth sounds. Pretty mind blowing.

[@tereasia]

You're missing out if you don't see her videos, they are spectacular

[@malcolmbell5266]

Great to see you do Bjork. Hopefully you'll do some more

[@rlanguid]

I only recently found your channel and I'm very glad that I did. I've took a deep dive into a ton of your content and I am so looking forward to what you come out with next. I could honestly write a short story about all of this, so I'll try my best to just keep it clean and concise, haha. Hearing your experience and having your impressions on these various tracks is such a treat. I sincerely long for this kind of discussion and I'm so thankful for creators like yourself on this platform for providing an awesome space to openly talk about how music makes us feel and how it is written. You're the friend I've never had near when it comes to this kind of stuff, so thank you for that! As for the formatting of the videos, I'm happy either way with the "live commentary" or the segmented pausing. Do what you feel is most comfortable and enables you to express what you need at the time, I think. Bjork is also an excellent listen. I discovered her music in my high school career a decade ago and it was hard to put it down. A shame that she was nearly bullied out of publicity for her unorthodox appearance, but it doesn't change the fact that the music hits just the right spots when you listen to them! Thank you again for the content Geebz, and as a fellow coffee enjoyer, I'll be sure to send a cup your way, too. ☕

[@johankaewberg9512]

808 State really made all the best backing music for her.

[@semanticscribe]

Thumbs up on Björk und thumbs up on not stopping the track!

[@peloquin5652]

so cool!

[@JuxZeil]

That girl has such an enchanting voice, gotta be the Indian/Eskimo in her as they tend to mix the "pit of the stomach" and throat singing so well.

[@michiganjfrog366]

Bjork is a genius and a rare commodity... Her brain needs to be studied, not to be morbid, after she has moved on in this world... She's always changing things up and creating music from nowhere that anyone else is looking for she is one of a kind

[@garytronrud962]

Love this new reaction format - a full listen-through with minimal interruption, and commentary at the end. Wish more would do this. Perfect & insightful! Suggest Bjork's 'Venus as a Boy' next.

[@pierrehenri2297]

I am a big metal/rock fan but Björk has always been one of my favourite artist! Her latest album is fantastic and worth a listen! She is a huge part of my soundscape and you should do more of her songs on your main channel! I loved the analogy you made with Tool- i think that a lot of metalheads are a big fan of her work. Try Army of me, Hunter, Atopos, Cvalda (from oscar winning Dancer in the dark), Where is the line (from Medulla album recorded only with voices), so many great tunes to choose from🤘🏼🤘🏼🤙🏻🌸

[@_CoasterNinja]

More Bjork for sure!

[@bed7610]

Unravel by Bjork is a beautiful piece, also Thom Yorke said it was his favorite song

[@MrWestie1985]

Check out 'All is full of love" next it's a beauty 👍

[@muttdogg79]

She is a legend.

[@muttdogg79]

One of my Favorite memories in Music school was getting Our legendary Teacher Phil Mattson to listen to Bjork in our concert hall. He was analyzing on the keys was really impressed with the melodic style vocally.

[@oliverklein1612]

Saw her live twice in the early 2000s, mind blowing. Sounds even better live, somehow, and she does different versions of songs. One of the greatest singers, songwriters, musicians of our lifetime

[@monkeyfarm]

back when mtv actually had videos, this was played all day in ~1993. i remember it was a cool video. BTW i like u talking over the video - doesnt interfere.

[@adnap]

I can’t say enough great things about Bjork. We’ve been blessed to have her. She’s a musical genius. Frou Frou was a band that Imogen Heap had and the album itself, Details is a masterpiece. She went to production school so she could become a triple threat. You might remember Imogene’s hit Hide and Seek, where she used a vocoder. It was popular in its time. Bjork: Prominent in the 80’s and 90’s, Imogen came later in the 2000’s.

[@mr.mailman3389]

You have to check out "It's Oh So Quiet" her cover of an old 50s song. It's nuts and I think an old composer like yourself would enjoy it.

[@biachiking7043]

First time seeing your channel. This was nice to watch you both listen and put your interpretations into words. I liked the flow of your video. ☺️

[@heidifarstadkvalheim4952]

Bjørk should get a lot more attenchion!!! She is a genius

[@ziph7949]

I would absolutely love to see how you would react to "Doom Eternal: The Only Thing They Fear is You" It's a fantastic one

[@BurpleRX7]

Army of you from the sucker punch soundtrack was outstanding in fact that whole soundtrack was incredible

[@Johro66]

Björk and Radiohead are my two greatest loves.. And to think this was on her debut solo album! There's sooooo many Björk tracks I'd love you to listen to (Lionsong!! Virus!! Oceania!! Hunter!! Notget!! okay all of them..) But you'll get around to it I'm sure. She's otherworldly and soooooo multitalented! And just a pure, real person. There's nothing/nobody like her

[@youtubewatchin4326]

Just listened to this “album” this morning. This format work’s for me. Bjork is an interesting musician, I enjoy everything I have heard from her. One of my favorites from Debut is The Anchor Song, give that one a go.

[@waytospergtherebro]

You should learn what words and punctuation marks mean.

[@youtubewatchin4326]

@@waytospergtherebro Thanks for the encouragement! Sorry. I will reduce my interaction so I do not offend.

[@MICROCLEAN100]

Thanks! She has been releasing new songs and videos from her Fosora album. Earthy, grounded, Lovingly warm and weird! Bjork ( Beyeerk) is a true artist in the sense of being of her time. When 14, doing 14 year old music. When 21, dong 21 year old music, when 30, 40, 50.....! All either intimate Colaborations with dome of the now mature great artists of our day. Love it! Possibly, maybe a bit obsessed?! Thanks MP

[@erictheded]

"Bachelorette" and "Hyperballad" are my favorite Bjork songs.

[@Urrelles]

Its all about Joga. Thats my favorite Bjork song.

[@adamhenton6221]

I love that movie The professional but I'm not remembering this track anywhere in it. Now I'm going to have to watch the movie LOL

[@obscillesk]

Ahhhh I love that woman. She actually threw a bunch of vocal samples to Death Grips a while back, which ended up being used on The Powers That B album. But like, I grew up listening to Bjork, Army of Me, Hyperballad, Vertebrae by Vertebrae, Pluto (oh Pluto is fucking amazing)

[@Bleepurchin]

You mention ‘Frou Frou’ here. I think you’re referring to the duo of Producer Guy Sigsworth and vocalist Imogene Heap’s collaboration circa 2002. Their name was ‘Frou Frou’. Imogene certainly used the breathing in her recordings to great effect. Such a great detail to have noticed!

[@ruemcgoo4468]

Frou Frou is also now more commonly known by Imogen Heap, and yeah, she's amazing! Since you brought her up, I think it'd be amazing to see you break down her song "Aha!". I find it both spooky and bouncy. Additionally, one of the reasons I enjoy your videos is that you don't talk over the music, it feels more respectful, like you're giving the artist room to express. Regardless, I do enjoy your videos, I've binged quite a few and I love your perspective

[@drogusmaxwell6640]

Bjork is one of the greatest composer/songwriters of our generation.

[@Liveeruptsuj]

I know it's no help, but I think both reaction formats work well. This one's more casual, the other more analytical. Rock 'em both!

[@brandbird]

Björk not only sings but most of the time does the writing, arranging and production on her songs, too. Her "Homogenic" LP is one of the best albums ever, imho. As to the pauses in your reactions, I think I prefer you pause it at least once during the song. I think your pausing has been always good, not too often but better than to let the whole track just run through.

[@owenboarman5259]

Check out Birthday by the Sugarcubes. you will appreciate it her voice really shines.

[@andyyoung9463]

Yep...like the format 👍

[@jamesaitken5653]

I like the style playing all the way through. So many Björk songs I would love to see you do a reaction to - Play Dead, Possibly Maybe, Jóga, In a Musical, Unravel, Family (if a little long), Virus, Sonnets/Unrealities (a nice short one and beautiful) - but the ultimate would be anything off Vespertine, particularly Pagan Poetry or Unison. Those represent for me the pinnacle of art pop, above even Talk Talk and Kate Bush, and dare I say it above Radiohead (who have made a career of perfection, but haven't taken quite a many risks as Björk has to achieve the ultimate)

[@carnigob42069]

bjork is a living legend, i consider her a modern day classical composer. once you get into her first 4 albums you can't stop hearing them in pop music everywhere. if you thought this single off of her first album from 1993 was unique, just listen to the new album she put out last week, fossora. i would recommend the tracks atopos, victimhood, and her mother's house (which features her daughter's vocals). the tool comparison is really interesting to me because i've always thought that the song headphones from post (1995) sounds similar to 10000 days/wings for marie, definitely not in tone but the deep droning bass combined with the muted guitar and soft spoken vocals, i don't know what kind of music maynard listens to but i wouldnt be surprised if bjork was on his playlist lol. she has 10 studio albums and 2 film scores and none of her work is bad or even mediocre. she is a dictator over her craft and she knows how to bring out the best in her collaborators and vice versa! so cool that ive discovered you discovering her music!

[@jonnylumberjack6223]

Well, she's not entirely human you know. She's a mad wee goddess.

[@shacharh5470]

check out "Isobel" from her 2nd album "Post"

[@MusicMissionary]

You should check out some of her videos, so trippy.

[@Jae_Cee]

i personally like that you listened through the whole song first

[@briandel519]

Can’t wait for you to hear some of her tracks with more strings/wind instruments . I think you would love those arrangements . Also her album Medulla where all the tracks are arranged with just voices and some light electronics.

[@kf8346]

You gotta watch out for giant moths and bears. If you get eaten by a bear, just sit tight, you might escape and then fight off the moth with cutlery.

[@kennethgriffin7921]

my favorite part is the n64 007 goldeneye/wcw vs nwo revenge guitar instrument in the background

[@MrMurph73]

Bjork is from another planet. She operates on a creative plane the rest of us can only glimpse. Definitely prefer reactions where you play the whole song, btw.

[@kreadapelu8813]

Frou Frou lady is Imogen Heap and golly she’s got some good kooky style too.

[@misterno-ice-guy8082]

You should hear Jane's: 3 Days I don't know what your criteria is for songs, but that 1 is moving Bjork is awesome too. The Sugarcubes (the band where she came on the 'scene') had to turn down so many huge record contracts, (because they knew the music industry was collusive and evil) that they broke up, moved back to iceland, and reformed into their old band. I love the song Birthday by Sugarcubes

[@s3m4jno5w4d]

Bjork's a genius. Digging the format. Check Batchelorette(album version)