Glad you liked "Pluto"! Bjork generally has a few wild "head bangers" on most of her albums with maybe the exception of Vespertine. Other Bjork tracks you'd probably enjoy would be "Declare Independence" from Volta, "Army of Me" and "Enjoy" from Post, "Mutual Core" and "Nattura" from Biophilia and maybe "Mouth Mantra" from Vulnicura. All very heavy on the beats!
hey. thanks for the reaction. Bjork is my favorite artist by far and Homogenic is one of my favorite oh hers. you probably can check vespertine too if not all her other albums 😃 Glad you kept the last scream in "Pluto" most reactors don't 🤣 I also liked your analysis, on point 👍
Btw as for Pluto I wouldn't say there's many albums of her with the same vibe, she usually does one or two songs per album with the same heavy chaotic vibe. I'd rec: Declare independance, Losss, Where is the line, Quicksand. Crystalline and Fossora go kinda crazy near the end of the song. Though if you just want an album, I just recommend Vespertine, her album after Homogenic. It's a different vibe from Homogenic, but the production is just HEAVENLY.
I wasn’t expecting björk but go girl😜 definitely my fav album from her or Vespertine? Maybe you should react to it too but take your time if you have other albums on your list to react.
@@mirahxo_ The album version is a remix of the song by Howie B. Bjork put it on the album at the last minute because she felt the remix worked better as an album closer after the intensity of "Pluto" than the original version (which is used in the video).
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You need to check her Vespertine album and then go for a more commercial album like Post.
Glad you liked "Pluto"! Bjork generally has a few wild "head bangers" on most of her albums with maybe the exception of Vespertine. Other Bjork tracks you'd probably enjoy would be "Declare Independence" from Volta, "Army of Me" and "Enjoy" from Post, "Mutual Core" and "Nattura" from Biophilia and maybe "Mouth Mantra" from Vulnicura. All very heavy on the beats!
I love your reactions🫶🏻 I just wish we could see more of you and your hands, can’t wait for you’re reaction to utopia🫶🏻🙏🏻
hey. thanks for the reaction. Bjork is my favorite artist by far and Homogenic is one of my favorite oh hers. you probably can check vespertine too if not all her other albums 😃
Glad you kept the last scream in "Pluto" most reactors don't 🤣 I also liked your analysis, on point 👍
Btw as for Pluto I wouldn't say there's many albums of her with the same vibe, she usually does one or two songs per album with the same heavy chaotic vibe. I'd rec: Declare independance, Losss, Where is the line, Quicksand.
Crystalline and Fossora go kinda crazy near the end of the song.
Though if you just want an album, I just recommend Vespertine, her album after Homogenic. It's a different vibe from Homogenic, but the production is just HEAVENLY.
Loved your reaction! The tower comparison with Pluto was so real, I can totally imagine it just playing in the background while it collapses and shi
Yes! Great album! Also you pronounce her name as “bee-yerk”, rhyming yerk with jerk. Please check out her other albums chronologically!
I wasn’t expecting björk but go girl😜 definitely my fav album from her or Vespertine? Maybe you should react to it too but take your time if you have other albums on your list to react.
All is full of love has a different version and it sounds way better than the one released on this album, you might wanna check it out
Yeah the video version is much cooler
exactlyy its the superior version (imo), idk why they didn't put in the commercial album 😭
@@mirahxo_ The album version is a remix of the song by Howie B. Bjork put it on the album at the last minute because she felt the remix worked better as an album closer after the intensity of "Pluto" than the original version (which is used in the video).
eu amo tanto esse album
Her name is pronounced BYERK or BYORK in English. The Ö in BJÖRK is a thing only few languages use, like Ä and Ü :)
I love those videos