Ultimate Björk - PART1 (Iceland, Sugarcubes, GlingGlo)

if you appreciate my work please leave a comment or recommend my video to any new fans. This is a 10 Part, full-on look at Bjork's almost 40 year contribution to music. It's really been a long time since I've listened to any of her music, so editing this gave me a great excuse. It was strange at first not hearing her for so long, her voice is almost abrasive compared to many other female singers. It takes a little time to get used to her, but It didn't take long to realize what I liked about her. I got hooked on her voice again and get sucked right back into her music world.

This fan-made documentary is made almost entirely with video already available on you-tube.

[briccimn]

I think I can't stand to be looked by her eyes more than 5 seconds, and then I get lost in the infinite spaces of Iceland.
Oh, Gawd, her eyes are pure magic.

[mikelessard]

Her music helps me with my PTSD she's one of the reasons why I'm still alive

[wjones]

How do I find myself down thr rabbithole of Bjork interviews at 5:00 a.m. on a Wed morning? I don't know but I'm all in! She is absolutely magical to listen to and observe

[alexteramo]

According to is a beautiful lady!!
She is so nice, clever, cute and pretty. I like her voice very much.
I like her music very much.
She is a Goddess, an angel voice.
She is an angel on Earth.
Kisses from Italy ❤ 😘,
Alex.😮

[angelinak.]

Angels walk among us, Bjork is living proof. I've never seen a more genuine and kind human being than her.

[cantseenothing]

Wow, listening to the Sugarcubes some thirty-five years later, and it sounds really fresh! Who knew?

[jakeford]

Whoever put this video together, I owe you a bunch of money lol. 💯🐦‍🔥💙

[griffithtvr]

She seems the most lovable creature I have come across

[joannanoel]

Utterly captivating as a child, young girl, woman ...how lucky are we to live at a time when she has produced such innovative music ....

[asuperstraightpureblood]

I love this woman as much as a complete stranger can love another. She sings like she invented the practice.

[thepner]

Well done ! My wife doesn't get the whole Bjork thing. Man, I did. Still do. Summer 2020. Thanks!

[r.garrettm]

I did not know her career was this long. It's wild to see her as a child singer or in an a proper post punk group. Great video!

[jhomamah]

I saw The Sugarcubes live in Alabama on MTV late one night in around 1988. I felt like everything I ever knew about music was changing right before my eyes. I tried to explain this other-worldly performance to friends and family but there were no formulations of words that could describe it.  It was kind of frustrating like trying to describe your first kiss. All I could say was "just wait, you'll see her, I promise.  Remember her name, . . . It's Bjork".  Your documentary is a monumental tribute to a monumental talent.  Such a gift.  Thank you so much.  

[CcrackerR-JjacK]

I feel sorry for the people who can't resonate with the musical, creative genius of Bjork. She truly is one of a kind! #goddess

[Akymma]

I kind of understand the people who has gone crazy with her over the years. It would be so easy for anyone to get obsessed with such a beautiful person on the inside and the outside. Such a defined and cristaly clean personality.

[adiemissworld]

One of the greatest voices of all time. The best thing to ever come out of Iceland. Talent and beauty all around.

[AnnasGayStars]

This beautiful human is way too precious for this

[NMNLUCAS]

Bjork is a once in a lifetime experience - we're close in age and, yet, I cannot think of a time in my life that isn't punctuated by a song with her voice. She is amazing.

[ck]

When she's singing in the choir as a very tiny child she's really connecting with the music. You sometimes see this with kids. Its a really lovely thing to see and it shows real musical talent.

[Nightfall_]

Bjork has been my favorite musical artist since I 1st heard her voice as a 12 year old kid