8 thoughts on “ Frosti - Björk - Vespertine (CD, Album) ”

1. Described by Björk as "about being on your own in your house with your laptop and whispering for a year and just writing a very peaceful song that tiptoes," Vespertine's vocals seldom rise above a whisper, the rhythms mimic heartbeats and breathing, and a pristine, music-box delicacy unites the album into a deceptively fragile, hypnotic whole 9/

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2. CD: 12 track CD album. Dual Disc: Dual Disc CD/DVD. Plays in CD and DVD players. CD side contains the original stereo album. DVD side contains surround sound version plus 5 bonus videos. Vinyl is pressed on 2 x 12″ heavyweight g black vinyl. Vespertine is the fifth studio album by Icelandic singer-songwriter and musician Björk.

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Vespertine on Discogs.5/5(1).

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4. 12CD promo box set featuring each track from the album Vespertine in cardboard sleeve. Contains all 12 "Un Titre De L'Album Vespertine" CD's issued with the Les Inrockuptibles magazine released in a blank box with a sticker right on the box or on the plastic seal (2 variations of the sticker exist with different border and font).4/5(3).

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5. Björk has stated that she decided to call the album "Vespertine" instead of "Domestika" because the new title dealt with the prayer aspect of the album, which she wanted to note, while she felt that calling the album "Domestika" would have been "too much", because Björk felt that the songs on the album were already "domestic" enough, so she.

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6. CD Hidden Place: CD Cocoon: CD It's Not Up To You: CD Undo: CD Pagan Poetry: CD Frosti: CD Aurora: CD An Echo, A Stain: CD Sun In My Mouth: CD Heirloom: CD Harm Of Will: CD Unison: All Songs In Dolby Digital And DTS Surround Sound 96/24 Bit DVD Hidden Place: DVD Cocoon: DVD It's Not Up To You.

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7. All versions in format are a little bit different from the album versions: Some tracks contain new samples. With one hype sticker directly on the jewel case. There are two different stickers for this release: one with DVD-Audio & DVD-Video logos and another with only the DVD-Audio one plus an extra note.

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8. Aug 27,  · Editors’ Notes Sixteen years before Björk sang of “two music nerds obsessing sending each other mp3s,” the Icelandic producer created the first love album for the Napster age. She spent three years embroidering the “microbeats” behind Vespertine—flickering, sinewy sound beds comprising samples of domestic life—intending for it to sound good even at pirated bit rates.

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