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The Guardian List:10 of the best- Björk3. 'Hyperballad'After the release of 'Debut', Björk was looking to explore not only a broader range of sounds but a wider range of collaborators on the follow-up 'Post' (an album she referred to at the time as “musically promiscuous”). Featuring input from the likes of Tricky, Graham Massey, Howie B and Nellee Hooper again, it ricocheted around from the explosive aggression of the first single 'Army of Me', to the womb-like warmth of 'Headphones', via her most parodic single, 'It's Oh So Quiet'. The album's best moment, however, is perhaps its simplest. Featuring a gently fluttering keyboard melody and layers of cascading electronics, 'Hyperballad' highlights Björk's ability to filter everyday experiences – in this case trying to remain true to yourself in the throes of a relationship – through a slightly surreal lyrical prism. Not many songs can feature a line like “I imagine what my body would sound like, slamming against those rocks” and still remain so beautiful. And when the repeated refrain of “safe up here with you” disintegrates among the gliding strings and mesh of electronic textures, it's almost too lovely to bear.

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The Guardian List:10 of the best- Björk3. 'Hyperballad'After the release of 'Debut', Björk was looking to explore not only a broader range of sounds but a wider range of collaborators on the follow-up 'Post' (an album she referred to at the time as “musically promiscuous”). Featuring input from the likes of Tricky, Graham Massey, Howie B and Nellee Hooper again, it ricocheted around from the explosive aggression of the first single 'Army of Me', to the womb-like warmth of 'Headphones', via her most parodic single, 'It's Oh So Quiet'. The album's best moment, however, is perhaps its simplest. Featuring a gently fluttering keyboard melody and layers of cascading electronics, 'Hyperballad' highlights Björk's ability to filter everyday experiences – in this case trying to remain true to yourself in the throes of a relationship – through a slightly surreal lyrical prism. Not many songs can feature a line like “I imagine what my body would sound like, slamming against those rocks” and still remain so beautiful. And when the repeated refrain of “safe up here with you” disintegrates among the gliding strings and mesh of electronic textures, it's almost too lovely to bear.

Elias Vazquez

The guy doing all the techno stuff, unsung hero. He did a freaking excellent job. I think I like this version a lot more than the recording.

dianamur23

<3 <3 <3

Joel Hassig

I can't tell you how many times I've watched this in the past 3 years. Thank you so much for uploading this. This is the best thing on teh intarwebz.

Jorge Leon

My 4:30 AM Gym Theme Song! I love you BJORK ❤️❤️❤️❤️

James Strachan

- Spectacular. 

Jakob Nordin

Sharing my thoughts has never been harder because I don´t even know where to start after listening to this song, performed by Björk, mindblowing is as close as I get I guess?

Nadia Lynggaard

BJORK ...GRANDE !!

Adrian Winter desu

I love this songs tho xD

Guillermorton

Such talent..... so amazing

Dustin Shaw

The same for the same night when she sings joga 

Dustin Shaw

Always wonder watching these vids where the choir behind her is in the mix? Did they not get added? Beautiful otherwise!

Kevin Blank

It's so adorable, she's pure. The soul of a child within a poet, one of the greatest artists to walk the Earth.

Elisabete Oliveira

#bjork

0 giraiyasan

音作りの天賦の才能がかいま見える瞬間です。

Dave Ross

Arguably one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written. Gorgeous.

James Burke

what a impressive blend of classical instrumentation and electronica, simply sublime ...

Bjork

Bjork - All Is Full Of Love (amazing live performance)