
07220th Century
Debut
Bjork
1993 · House/art pop
One Little Indian · TPLP31 CD
Why it's here
Nellee Hooper producing, Underworld remixing, 808 State's Graham Massey co-writing; a club record with a singer
Debut is a club record with a singer, Nellee Hooper producing and Underworld remixing and Graham Massey co-writing, a pop album that genuinely sounded like a nightclub in 1993. Björk brought the songs and the scene brought the production, and the fusion was new. It's great but uneven, the cabaret moments sitting oddly beside the club ones, which is the honest reason it sits at seventy-two rather than up with Homogenic. The method was real even when the album wandered.
Also ranked
- Dancefloor
- № 123
- Influence
- № 50
- External poll
- № 80
Tracklist
- 1Human Behaviour4:12
- 2Crying4:49
- 3Venus As A Boy4:41
- 4There's More To Life Than This (Recorded Live At The Milk Bar Toilets)3:21
- 5Like Someone In Love4:33
- 6Big Time Sensuality3:56
- 7One Day5:24
- 8Aeroplane3:54
- 9Come To Me4:55
- 10Violently Happy4:58
- 11The Anchor Song3:32