This isnt exactly timely, but since when does a DJ mix by Björk need to reflect anything current? Lifted from the vaults of BBCs Radio 1 Breezeblock series, this 1998 set from the pride of Iceland shows her heavy fascination with IDM at the time, sliding in the likes of Oval, Black Dog, Aphex Twin and future collaborators Matmos. But it wouldnt like Björk to not make a statement, and she does by inserting unknown (at least over here) artists from her expansive, sundry tastes, such as Peruvian Meredith Monks sublime yet peculiar "Gotham Lullaby or even more "different, Tuhai Merz Sanams rendition of "I Will Always Love You. She also has a little fun, throwing in Nico, Michael Jackson, and of course, Public Enemy to represent her rebellious side.
Björk "Breezeblock Mix"
Setlist:
Nico - Le Petit Chevalier
Nico - My Only Child
Aphex Twin - Come To Daddy (Little Lord Faulteroy Mix)
Sähko - Track 1
Black Dog - Chesh
Tuhai Merz Sanam - I Will Always Love You
Mangal Singh Sud Amor - Unknown
Oval - Do While
Meredith Monk - Gotham Lullaby
Northern Circuits - Track 3
Aphex Twin - Afx 6/B
Oval - Shop In Store
Matmos - Three Guitar Lessons
Sähko - Track 7
Michael Jackson - Were Almost There
Space Age Pop - Track 11
Aphex Twin - Logan Rock Witch
Arvo Part - Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten
Public Enemy - Rebel Without A Pause
Björk "Breezeblock Mix"
Setlist:
Nico - Le Petit Chevalier
Nico - My Only Child
Aphex Twin - Come To Daddy (Little Lord Faulteroy Mix)
Sähko - Track 1
Black Dog - Chesh
Tuhai Merz Sanam - I Will Always Love You
Mangal Singh Sud Amor - Unknown
Oval - Do While
Meredith Monk - Gotham Lullaby
Northern Circuits - Track 3
Aphex Twin - Afx 6/B
Oval - Shop In Store
Matmos - Three Guitar Lessons
Sähko - Track 7
Michael Jackson - Were Almost There
Space Age Pop - Track 11
Aphex Twin - Logan Rock Witch
Arvo Part - Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten
Public Enemy - Rebel Without A Pause
