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 Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 9:32 am
Medulla, Homogenic, Telegram, Vespertine, Debut/Post(I didn't LOVE either of these). I don't own any of her live albums, her greatest hits album, Gling Glo, or Music from the Drawing Restraint 9 so I can't talk educatedly about any of them. And I chose not to include the Army of Me remixes album because those remixes are performed by other artists.
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:58 am
Oh heavens, I love them all the same. I don't know...
Homogenic
Post
Vespertine
Selmasongs
Medulla
Greatist hits
Debut
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:50 am
1kittie254 Medulla, Homogenic, Telegram, Vespertine, Debut/Post(I didn't LOVE either of these). I don't own any of her live albums, her greatest hits album, Gling Glo, or Music from the Drawing Restraint 9 so I can't talk educatedly about any of them. And I chose not to include the Army of Me remixes album because those remixes are performed by other artists. you should listen to "storm" from the Drawing Restraint album. it's one of my favourites
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:01 pm
Typhoid Fever 1kittie254 Medulla, Homogenic, Telegram, Vespertine, Debut/Post(I didn't LOVE either of these). I don't own any of her live albums, her greatest hits album, Gling Glo, or Music from the Drawing Restraint 9 so I can't talk educatedly about any of them. And I chose not to include the Army of Me remixes album because those remixes are performed by other artists. you should listen to "storm" from the Drawing Restraint album. it's one of my favourites i will, eventually...hopefully.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:38 pm
I haven't gotten to listen to enough of her stuff. I want to start buying albums, but i'm not sure where to begin. If it helps, some of my favorite bands are Modest Mouse, My Brightest Diamond, Primus, and the Decemberists. I also like a french artist named Camille and recently fell for Welcome, but if you don't know those, my taste leans towards the dreamy and experimental more than the safe and normal. Hence wanting to hear more Bjork. wink If you guys could reccomend one album you'd buy above all others, i'd be interested to hear it.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 10:04 pm
My advice is Homogenic or Vespertine.
Or to get a great overview of all her songs, check out family tree or greatest hits.
Greatest hits will be cheaper, obviously.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 3:45 pm
Badeye I haven't gotten to listen to enough of her stuff. I want to start buying albums, but i'm not sure where to begin. If it helps, some of my favorite bands are Modest Mouse, My Brightest Diamond, Primus, and the Decemberists. I also like a french artist named Camille and recently fell for Welcome, but if you don't know those, my taste leans towards the dreamy and experimental more than the safe and normal. Hence wanting to hear more Bjork. wink If you guys could reccomend one album you'd buy above all others, i'd be interested to hear it. I love the decemberists and modest mouse too. hmmm.....well, if you want something calming-ish, you might try vespertine. If you want one of her more unusual albums, try Homogenic or medulla. I think you'd probably like either of those two.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 6:42 pm
When I first bought medulla in 04'. I was really wary of it, and I already owned almost all of her CDs.
I think it was the guttural moans or the heavy breathing in the background of most the of the songs.
It took me about six months to swallow that CD. (metaphorically)
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 3:50 pm
Rigor Mortis When I first bought medulla in 04'. I was really wary of it, and I already owned almost all of her CDs.
I think it was the guttural moans or the heavy breathing in the background of most the of the songs.
It took me about six months to swallow that CD. (metaphorically) omg, really?? I loved it the first time i listened to it, and knew it would be my favorite after about a month.
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Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 10:18 am
1kittie254 Rigor Mortis When I first bought medulla in 04'. I was really wary of it, and I already owned almost all of her CDs.
I think it was the guttural moans or the heavy breathing in the background of most the of the songs.
It took me about six months to swallow that CD. (metaphorically) omg, really?? I loved it the first time i listened to it, and knew it would be my favorite after about a month.
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Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 3:03 pm
Well, I only own a few albums and I like them all, but here they are in descending order of best and on.
Post
Debut
Vespertine
I like a lot of songs off of Telegram but I don't own the album because I can't find it anywhere and I have no way of ordering stuff offline since I don't have a credit card.
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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 12:56 pm
Drawing Restraint 9
Selmasongs.
My favorites are both soundtracks. its a sign of the times.
I like the other ones too of course.
Medulla is amazing. its in third.
Volta
Post
Debut
Vespertine.
I think I have others.
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