Post

release: format:

june 1995 cd in jewelcase

	EU EU	post post army of me isobel it's oh so quiet hyper-ballad possibly maybe i miss you	27733-2 527733-2	digipack

note:
On "Post," Björk continued working with Graham Massey but also collaborated with Nellee Hooper and Tricky.  "It's Oh So Quiet," the third single released off "Post," became a huge radio hit and may be the song most often associated with Björk today.

Telegram

release: format:

november 1996 cd in jewelcase

EU JP

telegram telegram

533 968-2 pocp-7198

note:
"Telegram" is a remix album featuring nine songs from "Post," remixed and rearranged by artists such as LFO, the Brodsky Quartet, or Graham Massey. It also features the B-Side "My Spine," which was released during the "Post" era.

Homogenic

release: format:

september 1997 cd in jewelcase

 

Pic Pic	EU JP IN JP	homogenic homogenic homogenic homogenic jòga bachelorette hunter alarm call all is full of love	539 166-2 pocp-7245 539 166-4 ---	16 tracks mc/ different tracklist + mc/ promo/ early demo versions ++

note:
Recorded in Spain in 1997, "Homogenic" was Björk's first collaboration with LFO's Mark Bell. The resulting album is a tribute to Iceland, with all the songs featuring a homogeneic usage of volcanic beats and exaggeratedly romanticized patriotic string arrangements.


+ Side A: 1. Hunter 2. Joga 3. Unravel 4. All Neon Like 5. Pluto
   Side B: 1. Bachelorette 2. 5 Years 3. Immature 4. Alarm Call 5. All Is Full Of Love

++ "Bachelorette"—under the working title "Shape Shifter"—features an accordion intro and outro, as well as different vocals, lyrics, beats, and arrangements. "Unravel" has a longer outro that does not fade out.
"5 Years" is called "Dare." "Alarm Call" is called "Joy." "All Is Full Of Love" is called "All Is Real."

Selmasongs

release: format:

september 2000 cd in jewelcase

 

Pic	EU JP US	selmasongs selmasongs i've seen it all	549 204-2 uicp-1001 173048-01	promo

note:
"Selmasongs" is the soundtrack to "Dancer in the Dark," the critically acclaimed movie directed by Lars von Trier and starring Björk. Her portrayal of Selma, a blind factory worker, earned her the Best Actress Award at the Cannes Film Festival. She was also nominated for an Oscar® for the song "I've Seen It All," 
which she performed live at the Academy Awards in 2001. 

Vespertine

release: format:

august 2001 cd in jewelcase

 

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EU JP UK JP

vespertine vespertine singles backing tracks 24/07/2001 untitled hidden place pagan poetry cocoon

589000-2 uicp-9001 --- sic-1028/29

13 tracks promo/ acetate/ unedited demo versions + promo/ 2cds

note:
In "Vespertine," Björk entered into a whole new world of micro-beats and electronic sounds, and she collaborated with artists such as Matthew Herbert, Thomas Knak, Harmony Korine, and Matmos. The album is also the first instance in which Björk produced all the songs by herself.

+ Features the album version of "Hidden Place" with slighty more micro-beats in the background. Also contains instrumental versions of "Cocoon," "It's Not Up To You," and "Pagan Poetry." The chorus in the first part of "It's Not Up To You" is slighty different.

Greatest Hits

release: format:

september 2002 cd in digipack

 

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JP JP US

greatest hits greatest hits greatest hits it's in our hands

uicp-1050 --- prdvd 1829

promo/ mc promo/ dvd

 
note:
In early 2002, bjork.com offered fans all around the world a chance to vote for Björk's best singles. With artwork supplied by her friend Gabriela Fridriksdottir, a wonderful collection of 15 songs (including the new song "It's In Our Hands") was released in September 2002.

Family Tree

release: format:

november 2002 box set

 

JP US

family tree greatest hits & family tree

uicp-7001 ghbcd1/6

promo/ box set/ 6cd's + video

 
note:
Björk compiled a box set simultaneous to the "Greatest Hits" release intended to introduce her musical roots and background. It contains six CDs featuring "Roots," "Beats," "Strings," "Words," and "Greatest Hits as chosen by Björk."