Björk - Telegram

This LP is intriguing, as track A3 seems to be identical to the 'Enjoy (Further Over the Edge Mix)' that appears on the CD edition of the album, apart from its containing vocal fragments from 'Hyperballad' instead of 'Enjoy'. There was an 'Over the Edge Mix' of 'Hyperballad' that was featured on 'It's Oh So Quiet' CD1, but this is clearly not the same mix.

Also, the way the vinyl is pressed is FINE. Pressing it loud enough to fill two (or, ridiculously, three) vinyls would have led to lots of distortion, as on the practically unlistenable vinyl pressing of Vespertine. If it's too quiet, turn the bloody thing up. You'll notice that the louder tracks are cut in more space anyway: on visual inspection, A3 appears to be about twice the length of A2.

There's so much crappy remixes that exist on Bjork's tracks... but here, each remix give something new to the tracks.
Almost every track has a unique style and listening to those gems is a pure pleasure giving Bjork's voice a new dimension. Tracks 2, 3 & 8 are priceless.

This is one of the best remix albums ever. Bjork's music is a muse for so many musicians. Her voice, words, and passion make people push their musical abilities to the next level. To explore the boundaries they might not have traveled too without her motivation. My only complaint about this release is that the pressing is very low and I wish it was a 2 or 3 LP instead of just 1.