Anx said:

Tell tell!! what happens?

GangstaFam said:

it was tedious, but that's to be expected from matthew barney movies. you go in expecting to look at the pretty cinematography and knowing that you may be looking at an image of water for 7 minutes before anything new happens.

but the hacking to pieces scene...yeeeeah, that was a bit much.

I used to have the poster of the album cover and one night she came to me in a dream and told me that the wind represented the force of the album

I love this album to death! I have used 5 songs off this in my mixes and have plans for a 6th

Remember that thread here not too long ago that tried to turn us against her for attacking that reporter? It just made me love her more

GangstaFam said:

thank you...

so much unhappy thoughts about Restraints....

HamsterHuey said:

I heard there's a cream for that.

Anx said:

That's all I need. Good TImes!

Anx said:

Like Lynch's Lost Highway?

superspaceboy said:

hey...Lost Highway is perfect as is...

The only three things that I liked about this movie:

1. Matthew Barney's pen0r
2. Bjork's muff (that could double as a handle-bar mustache)
3. The pretty wrapping job at the beginning of the film

eleven said:

the pen0r was almost worth having to sit through the benihana sex scene...and it was refreshing to see bjork's snoopy bobbing for oranges!

Anx said:

sosgemini said:

Take out about 45 min and then you have a better movie.

Anx said:

I won't even ask.

That doesn't make sense.
"Post" was the peak of Bjork's popularity and the singles are still being played and remixed everywhere. The forgotten album and for good reason is "Drawing Restraint 9". It's shit. She is going way too far into the Yoko Ono realm. Hopefully the record she's recording in Iceland right now won't be so alienated. Even her last outing "Medulla" had nowhere near the greatness of records like "Post", "Homogenic" and "Vespertine".

eleven said:

Really, Björk's muff?

This movie is showing for a few more days at the IFC center here. I saw the preview and it piqued my interest.

mschirmer said:

Is drawing restraing an album or a movie? I have never even heard of it before

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

it's both. her babydaddy is a film director and she did the soundtrack for his latest movie, and she appeared in it with him as well.

Anx said:

Is it recent?

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

the CD was released last year...it was only available as an import for a while, then it was given a wider release around the end of last year (if i recall correctly...because of course, i was one of the fools who shelled out thirty bucks for an import when it first came out). the film is just now starting to make its way to theaters, but it's anything but a wide release.

All this Bjork discussion.




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Selma SOngs is the Forgotten ALbum.

superspaceboy said:

TOAD.

Maybe Telegram is a forgotten album... well, it's not a proper album though...

The Brodsky Quartet version of Hyperballad is superb!

AndreC said:

Brodsky Quartet versions of any of Bjork's songs really highlight the musicality. It's not all beats beats beats that make her songs.

CinisterCee said:

Which is what was so exceptional about her box set....highlighting the beats, the strings and the voice

Anx said:

I have read this sentence 14 times and it still makes no sense to me....

superspaceboy said:

After seeing the movie ONCE, the music became awfully emotional to me to. Esp the first and last song. And 141 Steps.



The music is TOO good.

HamsterHuey said:

Yeah. I can't listen to it too often, nor watch the movie. Every time I do, it leaves me wrecked for days.