Björk ‎– Vespertine

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Elektra – 62653-2
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CD, Album
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Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Hidden Place
Producer, Written-By – Björk
5:29
2 Cocoon
Producer, Written-By – Björk, Thomas Knak
4:27
3 It's Not Up To You
Producer, Written-By – Björk
5:09
4 Undo
Producer – Björk Written-By – Björk, Thomas Knak
5:38
5 Pagan Poetry
Producer, Written-By – Björk
5:14
6 Frosti
Producer, Written-By – Björk
1:41
7 Aurora
Producer, Written-By – Björk
4:39
8 An Echo, A Stain
Producer – Björk Written-By – Björk, Guy Sigsworth
4:04
9 Sun In My Mouth
Producer – Björk Written-By – Björk, Guy Sigsworth
2:40
10 Heirloom
Producer, Written-By – Björk, Martin Console Programmed By – Martin Console
5:12
11 Harm Of Will
Producer – Björk Written-By – Björk, Guy Sigsworth, Harmony Korine
4:36
12 Unison
Producer, Written-By – Björk
6:47

Credits

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 0 75596 26532 4
  • Matrix / Runout: Y16938 2 62653-2 01
  • Other (Mastering Code): M1S11

Other Versions (Showing 5 of 71) View All

Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
Vespertine (2xLP, Album) One Little Indian TPLP101 UK 2001
Vespertine (Hybrid, DualDisc, RE) Polydor 9853616 Europe 2006
Vespertine (CD, Album, Promo) Polydor UICP-9001 Japan 2001
Vespertine (CDr, Album, Promo) Polydor none Germany 2001
Vespertine (CD, Album, Unofficial) Not On Label (Björk) AT-002   2001

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Reviews & Discussion

Rated 5/5
Review by kingwiltsu Jul 11, 2006 (edited over 5 years ago)
Without a doubt the best Björk album, every angle is carefully detailed, both musically and lyrically. The whole album feels like a beautiful daydream, you just wanna lean back and let the music take over you. There's a IDM'sh feel in the drum programming, the melodies are very nice and memorable. Hard to top this one.
Rated 5/5
Review by Stormchild Mar 17, 2005 (edited over 7 years ago)
This is one of the best albums I've ever heard. It's my favorite album of Björk's entire (very impressive) catalog of work. I love the landscape of emotions that she explores on this one. Brilliant lyrics too -- very insightful and meaningful. Beautiful.
Review by Sand_Leaper Jun 07, 2004
I was put off from this album at first, since the first single "Hidden Place" never really appealed to me for some reason I can't really put my finger on. However, after one of my favourite webradios played "Harm Of Will" a few years later, I felt as if I hadn't been giving Björk a real chance, so I bought this album. And while my feeling about it was good, I never imagined that I would be moved as deeply as this. The combo of superb talent productionwise (Matmos and Matthew Herbert are some of the names involved) and the sheer emotional power of Björk's voice makes for a breathtakingly emotive experience that I cannot believe that I missed the first time around. The standout track for me personally on this album would have to be "Cocoon", where Thomas Knak's warm and fuzzy blend of quirky sounds provides the perfect contrast to Björk's heartfelt and trembling vocals.

Björk Guðmundsdóttir, you've converted another skeptic in spite of your rather eccentric nature, and for that I salute you.
Rated 5/5
Review by monkenstick Sep 18, 2003
Bjork's best album. Absolutely beautiful - the lyrics and sound are perfectly entwined in each song such that they reside in their own perfectly realised situation/space. It does what all great music does - it evokes novel thoughts and feelings