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I like this song:

But im not sure if its considered a weird song-the singer sure was tho. Still i love her.
 
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I like this song:

But im not sure if its considered a weird song-the singer sure was tho. Still i love her.
Love Bjork.

Her songs are probably "weird" relative to alt-pop or indie rock songs of that era. But compared to the rest of Bjork's discography, Human Behavior is downright normal. Especially when compared to her post-Vespertine songs.
 
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Love Bjork.

Her songs are probably "weird" relative to alt-pop or indie rock songs of that era. But compared to the rest of Bjork's discography, Human Behavior is downright normal. Especially when compared to her post-Vespertine songs.
I might not hv listened to this/any of her songs since mumble-mumble yrs ago when this was actually new(im tat old yes, sigh). I liked it then and her too, but dint keep up cos no internet then (shocking rite?) n mostly preferred Tori Amos n Suzanne Vega then anyway, also Jane Siberry and PJ Harvey n maybe others, but distribution (ok it was outright cassette piracy here then in those dark days), or my lack of hunting skills for them led to my failure to know/find more Siberry/Harvey(maybe Harvey was later in the 2000s, im not sure(i might be thinking of other female singer/songwriter contemporary of tat era, idr rn). Bjork n Faye Wong(Wang Fei) were rlly cool to me then in those days.just dint sustained the adoration (in me) not thru their music or anyth, just my own apathy /ignorance after awhile-Faye Wong for my cultural incompetence knowing/reading/writing my own cultural language, and the others cos no news of the others except when i stumbled on a new work by them in the cassette shops, dint rlly buy cds yet cos too expensive relative to my budget, took until early/mid 2000s for me to start earning enuf to buy cds but by then id no time/or cd walkman to constantly listen anyways. Usedta listen at work on the work Mac but got complaints from colleagues n listening on headphones wasnt sustainable longterm. Then anyway. Sigh.
 
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I might not hv listened to this/any of her songs since mumble-mumble yrs ago when this was actually new(im tat old yes, sigh). I liked it then and her too, but dint keep up cos no internet then (shocking rite?) n mostly preferred Tori Amos n Suzanne Vega then anyway, also Jane Siberry and PJ Harvey n maybe others, but distribution (ok it was outright cassette piracy here then in those dark days), or my lack of hunting skills for them led to my failure to know/find more Siberry/Harvey(maybe Harvey was later in the 2000s, im not sure(i might be thinking of other female singer/songwriter contemporary of tat era, idr rn). Bjork n Faye Wong(Wang Fei) were rlly cool to me then in those days.just dint sustained the adoration (in me) not thru their music or anyth, just my own apathy /ignorance after awhile-Faye Wong for my cultural incompetence knowing/reading/writing my own cultural language, and the others cos no news of the others except when i stumbled on a new work by them in the cassette shops, dint rlly buy cds yet cos too expensive relative to my budget, took until early/mid 2000s for me to start earning enuf to buy cds but by then id no time/or cd walkman to constantly listen anyways. Usedta listen at work on the work Mac but got complaints from colleagues n listening on headphones wasnt sustainable longterm. Then anyway. Sigh.
Don't worry, I think Bjork released her most accessible music early in her career. Her music has always been interesting, but got too "experimental" for me in later years.

Amazing that there used to be no internet, huh? Even CD players are harder to find nowadays.
 
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Don't worry, I think Bjork released her most accessible music early in her career. Her music has always been interesting, but got too "experimental" for me in later years.

Amazing that there used to be no internet, huh? Even CD players are harder to find nowadays.
I hv a bunch of cds tat i cant play, even my dvd player is no good as my tv (a crt one, not flat screen-n it burned out in early 2020 after probably 10 yrs or more working n i nvr replaced it.) I just watch shows on my cheap ass phone now.
I tried spotify free years ago as an alternative to cds but i dint stick until i got more internet on my phone now. Hardly play free spotify tho, cos its too difficult n even if i paid-theres not much i rlly want to listen to 24/7.
 
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