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| Better follow-up
This album shows Bjork coming into her own. It's a much more fully realized piece of work than Debut. It's full of surprises from start to finish, and shows Bjork to be a major artist of the 90's. Even the CD booklet intrigues, showing little Bjorks floating around inside large and small bubbles.
By a reviewer (Milwaukee, WI)
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| Ultimately, my favourite.
I love every album from Debut to Vespertine in its own way... each is unique, challenging, pioneering, inspiring and beautiful. But, when push comes to shove I would choose Post as the one I listen to most and Hyper-ballad as my favourite Bjork song. (If I HAD to, that is... ) A fantastic album.
By nicktidey (Yokohama, Japan)
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| Magic
One of the most essential albums in my whole collection. Running the gamut of heartbreaking, hilarious, scary, gentle. Produced and performed with such taste and intelligence. This album will stay fresh long after we get sick of electronic blips and bleeps.
By a reviewer (Toronto, ON, Canada)
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| Bjork's maybe the best effort
Hi boys and girls. I do not like Bjork. I do not like her pretentiously, showy style. This time she still has some ideas and something interested to tell. But it is beginning of the end. She starts to eat her own tail. Bjork is going down starting from Debut and step by step became very well knowing hysteric woman. I can enjoy *It’s so quiet* since it is musically funny and exploring nice areas. But the rest is only electronic pulp. Yes, it is nice to hear boomy bass or original sounds of nothing. But how long? Snobs start shooting me now, I know. But I can not change my opinion, sorry.
By Kit (Denamrk)
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