SexOnWheels said:

Oh no ..I really wnted u 2 be part of the club..ok..just give a fake "yay" and u're in

Anx said:

POOK BUY EVERY BJORKY ALBUM ONE TIME ANXY

ONE TIME

go2theMax said:

erm. yay.

Huge "yay".

go2theMax said:

OH FLIPPIN WOW!!!!!

I WANT ONE!

MikeMatronik said:

I have a recording of her on a benifit concert cd singing Gloomy Sunday along with many other great women performers, singing standards. Including Sandra Bernhard singing 'is that all there is?'

SpisaRibb said:

Stormy Weather?

GangstaFam said:

yeah, Ive never heard anyone say anything about this album before..

SpisaRibb said:

One of my favourite cds ~ Joni Mitchell, Stevie Nicks, Natalie Cole and others. Bjork's Gloomy Sunday absolutely shreds me. This is a cd I give to my very special friends. Here is a description ~ I highly recommend it! (and it's super cheap on Amazon)

Produced by Don Henley for the Walden Woods Project Enhanced CD with AT& T WorldNet service software. All tracks live and exclusive to this issue. Tracks: 1. Almost Blue: Gwen Stefani; 2. You've Changed: Paula Cole; 3. But Beautiful: Shawn Colvin; 4, Good Guy: Trisha Yearwood; 5. Is That All There Is?: Sandra Bernhard; 6. Good Morning Heartache: Sheryl Crow; 7. They Can't Take That Away from Me: Natalie Cole; 8. At Last: Stevie Nicks; 9. Gloomy Sunday: Bjork; 10. Stormy Weather: Joni Mitchell.

All is already said.

I love her music to bits.

I love Bjork! I have Debut, Post and Medulla - I especially like those three projects.

todd305 said:

Do you have Homogenic and Vespertine? I love all her work, but those are her best 2.

GangstaFam said:

I don't have them, but I've heard them - and for whatever reason, they don't move me very much. In fact, I took a chance on Medulla 'cause Bjork almost lost me completely with Vespertine. I wasn't feeling that one at all.

I do like "Bachelorette" though...

todd305 said:

Gosh. I'd say give 'em a try again. I can't imagine liking Bjork and not loving those albums.

POOK said:

i agree. i don't have the box set. i can't justify it. if one fell from the sky, i would catch it and bring it into my home, certainly. and since it's bjork, i think this may be entirely possible.

Anx said:

After you get your surround system installed, it will be worth it.

sextonseven said:

i went to a friend of a friend's house and he had surround sound and played some talking heads for us. it was amazing. but really, honestly, and i don't know why - i just can't get it up for being a full-blown audiophile. it just doesn't matter THAT much to me, plus it's even more special to me on the rare occasions i am treated to surround sound elsewhere. maybe when i bump up to a higher salary someday, i dunno...but i'm quite happy with my craptastic original bjork mixes.

Anx said:

Maybe the box set will fall into your hands via Bjork in Iceland? I've heard of stranger phenomena occurring there. Craptastic ~ I LOVE that word ~ it's so precise in describing some things. Maybe you could use it in your book? By the way anx ~ I have very little time to read non~work literature, but I would totally make time to read a book authored by you.

Anx said:

A surround sound system fell into my hands from the sky otherwise I'd still be listening to the craptastic original mixes like you.

sextonseven said:

Where were you standing? I was just thinking about where to go on a road trip

MoonSongs said:

well, i don't know if this is going to be the book because it goes just a titch unfocused at the end, which i don't really feel IS "the" end but "an" end, as in the end of a chapter...but i am going to read through it and consider editing a draft to share, and i'll put you on the list of recipients when that happens!

and you better believe in march, i will be inspecting every log and toadstool in iceland for a spare bjork box set.