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Björk - Post

Musician: Björk
Album title: Post
Style: Downtempo, Leftfield
Released: 2015
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1608 mb
Size APE version: 1211 mb
Size WMA version: 1942 mb
Rating ✫: 4.6
Votes: 524
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Genre: Electronic

Björk - Post mp3 album

Björk Downtempo Leftfield 2015 UK

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Army Of Me Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Al FischKeyboards – Björk, Graham Massey, Marius De VriesMixed By – Mark "Spike" StentPerformer – Björk, Graham Massey, Marius De Vries, Nellee HooperProducer – Björk, Graham Massey, Nellee HooperProgrammed By – Graham Massey, Marius De VriesWritten-By – Björk, Graham Massey
A2	Hyper-ballad Arranged By [Strings], Conductor – Eumir DeodatoCello [Principal] – Tony PleethContractor [Orchestral] – Isobel GriffithsEngineer [Assistant] – Adrian Scarff, Kirsten Cowie, Mark Warner, Oswald "Wiz" BoweEngineer [Mix Engineer] – Al StoneEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Howie Bernstein, Steve Price Keyboards – Björk, Marius De VriesLeader [Orchestra] – Gavin WrightProducer – Björk, Nellee HooperProgrammed By – Marius De VriesViola [Principal] – Rob Smissen*Written-By – Björk
A3	The Modern Things Engineer [Assistant] – Mark Warner, Oswald "Wiz" BoweEngineer [Mix Engineer] – Al StoneEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Al Fisch, Howie Bernstein*Keyboards – Björk, Graham Massey, Marius De VriesProducer – Björk, Graham Massey, Nellee HooperProgrammed By – Graham Massey, Marius De VriesWritten-By – Björk, Graham Massey
A4	It's Oh So Quiet Arranged By [Orchestral], Conductor – John AltmanContractor [Orchestra] – Isobel GriffithsEngineer – Steve Price Engineer [Assistant] – Niall AcottPerformer [Players] – Alan Barnes, Bill Skeat, Bob Sydor, Colin Green , Connie Hughes, John Barclay, Malcolm Griffiths, Neil Sidwell, Paul Morgan, Pete Beachill, Phil Todd, Ralph Salmins, Ray Swinfield, Simon Chamberlain, Simon Gardner, Steve Saunders, Steve Waterman, Stuart BrooksProducer – Björk, Nellee HooperProgrammed By – Graham Massey, Marius De VriesWritten-By – Bert Reisfeld, Hans Lang
A5	Enjoy Engineer [Additional] – Jon P., Nick KirklandEngineer [Mix Engineer] – Marcus DravsEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Lenny Franchi, Marcus DravsOrgan – BjörkProgrammed By – Lenny Franchi, TrickyTrumpet – Einar Orn Benediktsson*Written-By, Producer – Björk, Tricky
A6	You've Been Flirting Again Arranged By [Strings] – Björk, Eumir DeodatoCello [Principal] – Tony PleethConductor – Eumir DeodatoContractor [Orchestral] – Isobel GriffithsEngineer [Assistant] – Adrian Scarff, Kristen CowieEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Steve Price Leader [Orchestral] – Gavin WrightMixed By – Marcus DravsViola [Principal] – Rob Smissen*Written-By, Producer – Björk
B1	Isobel Arranged By [Strings] – Björk, Eumir DeodatoConductor – Eumir DeodatoContractor [Orchestral] – Isobel GriffithsEngineer [Assistant] – Adrian Scarff, Gorby, Kirsten Cowie, Oswald "Wiz" BoweEngineer [Mix] – Al StoneEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Howie Bernstein, Steve Price Keyboards – Björk, Marius De VriesLeader [Orchestra] – Gavin WrightProducer – Björk, Nellee HooperProgrammed By – Marius de VriesTrumpet – Maurice Murphy, Maurice MurphyViola [Cello] – Tony PleethViola [Principal] – Rob Smissen*Written-By – Björk, Marius De Vries, Nellee Hooper, Sjón
B2	Possibly Maybe Engineer [Assistant] – Oswald "Wiz" BoweEngineer, Mixed By – Howie BernsteinKeyboards – Björk, Marius De VriesProducer – Björk, Nellee HooperProgrammed By – Marius de VriesWritten-By – Björk
B3	I Miss You Arranged By [Brass] – Björk, BjörkEngineer [Assistant] – Nick Kirkland, Will O'DonovanPercussion – Talvin Singh, Talvin SinghProducer – Björk, Howie BernsteinProgrammed By, Engineer [Engineering], Mixed By – Howie BernsteinSoprano Saxophone – Gary BarnacleTrumpet – Stuart Brooks, Stuart BrooksWritten-By – Björk, Howie Bernstein*
B4	Cover Me Dulcimer [Hammer Dulcimer] – Jim CouzaEngineer [Assistant] – Niall Acott, Nick KirklandEngineer, Mixed By – Marcus DravsHarpsichord – Guy SigsworthNoises [Treatment And Additional Noises] – Marcus DravsWritten-By, Producer – Björk
B5	Headphones Engineer [Assistant] – Adrian Scarff, John P., Niall AcottEngineer [Mix Engineer] – Marcus DravsEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Lenny FranchiKeyboards – Björk, TrickyProducer – Björk, TrickyProgrammed By – Lenny Franchi, TrickyWritten-By – Björk, Tricky

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Björk Overseas Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – One Little Indian Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Björk Overseas Ltd.
Copyright (c) – One Little Indian Ltd.
Licensed To – One Little Indian Ltd.
Published By – Polygram Music Publishing Ltd.
Published By – Perfect Songs Ltd.
Published By – Peermusic (UK) Ltd
Published By – Island Music Ltd.
Published By – Warner/Chappell
Published By – 19 Music
Published By – BMG Music
Published By – Sony Music Publishing
Mastered At – The Exchange
Designed At – Me Company
Pressed By – GZ Media – 54191E

Credits

Mastered By [Vinyl] – Nilz*, S.D*
Other [Björk's Jacket By] – Hussein Chalayan
Other [Lotus Flower Modelled By] – Martin Gardiner
Photography By – Stephane Sednaoui*

Notes

Pink vinyl 140g pressing. Limited to 5,000 copies. Includes download code.

Includes a circular pink-coloured sticker that lists the words that Bjork identifies with this album: "greedy euphoric absorb promiscuity urban orange pink". Additionally the sticker says "limited edition coloured vinyl includes mp3 code card".

Made in England (stated on outer and inner sleeve)

Within The 5000 Copies There Are Some Translucent Versions Björk - Post

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 5 016958 000431
Matrix / Runout (Label, side A): TPLP51LTD-A
Matrix / Runout (Label, side B): TPLP51LTD-B
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side A): TPLP51 A 54191E1/B THE EXCHANGE - NILZ (S.D)
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side B): TPLP51 B 54191E2/B THE EXCHANGE - NILZ (S.D)

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
TPLP51CD	Björk	Post ‎(CD, Album)	One Little Indian	TPLP51CD	UK	1995
527733-4	Björk	Post ‎(Cass, Album)	Mother Records, PolyGram	527733-4	Malaysia	1995
527733-4	Björk	Post ‎(Cass, Album)	Polydor	527733-4	Australia	1995
527 239-2	Björk	Post ‎(2xCD, Album, Ltd)	PolyGram	527 239-2	Taiwan	1996
527733-4	Bjork*	Post ‎(Cass, Album)	Mother Records, Universal, Euro Star	527733-4	Russia	Unknown

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Army Of Me	3:54
2	Hyper-Ballad Arranged By [Strings] – Eumir Deodato	5:21
3	The Modern Things	4:10
4	It's Oh So Quiet Arranged By [Orchestral], Conductor – John AltmanWritten-By – Reisfeld, Hanslang	3:38
5	Enjoy Organ – BjörkTrumpet – Einar Orn*	3:57
6	You've Been Flirting Again Arranged By [Strings] – Björk, Eumir Deodato	2:29
7	Isobel Arranged By [Strings] – Björk, Eumir DeodatoTrumpet – Maurice Murphy	5:47
8	Possibly Maybe	5:06
9	I Miss You Arranged By [Brass] – BjörkPercussion – Talvin SinghSoprano Saxophone – Gary BarnacleTrumpet – Stuart Brooks	4:03
10	Cover Me Harpsichord – Guy Sigsworth	2:06
11	Headphones	5:40

Credits

Keyboards – Björk (tracks: 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 11), Graham Massey (tracks: 1, 3), Marius De Vries (tracks: 1, 2, 3, 7, 8), Tricky (tracks: 11)
Producer – Björk (tracks: 1 to 11), Graham Massey (tracks: 1, 3), Howie Bernstein* (tracks: 9), Nellee Hooper (tracks: 1 to 4, 7, 8), Tricky (tracks: 5, 11)
Written-By – Björk (tracks: 1 to 3, 5 to 11), Graham Massey (tracks: 1, 3), Howie Bernstein* (tracks: 9), Marius Du Vries* (tracks: 7), Nellee Hooper (tracks: 7), Sjón (tracks: 7), Tricky (tracks: 5, 11)

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 731452773326

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
TPLP51CD	Björk	Post ‎(CD, Album)	One Little Indian	TPLP51CD	UK	1995
527733-4	Björk	Post ‎(Cass, Album)	Mother Records, PolyGram	527733-4	Malaysia	1995
527733-4	Björk	Post ‎(Cass, Album)	Polydor	527733-4	Australia	1995
527 239-2	Björk	Post ‎(2xCD, Album, Ltd)	PolyGram	527 239-2	Taiwan	1996
527733-4	Bjork*	Post ‎(Cass, Album)	Mother Records, Universal, Euro Star	527733-4	Russia	Unknown

Marilbine

Mine sounds really good except for static noise throughout possibly maybe, and I bought it new. The disc is very thin but sounds just as warm as the heavier ones. It will bend between your hands so be careful not to drop it.

Dynen

The static on Possibly Maybe is intentional, it's there on the CD too.

Mave

A bendy one is less likely to break, heavyweight discs are more prone to be warped. Don't get fooled by the sales pitch that 180gram means better. It doesn't. My copy has no static noise, maybe try another copy, or get yours wet-cleaned might help.

Gir

My copy loops at the end of The Modern Things :(

Landaron

my cd does the same looping... björk is crazy. yes

heart of sky

Nope! The song was recorded just like this. You're copy is not misspressed or something, don't worry.

Buzatus

Thats how the song plays out like that on the original recording , it plays out looped then goes to the next song. Messed with my head too.

Mullador

This L.P. is great. I own a copy of this limited edition L.P. The record weighs in at 128grams This is an ideal weight for vinyl and less likely to be warped than the faddish 180 (plus) grams. A record weighing more does not sound any better, that is all down to the mastering before it gets to the vinyl stage. I purchase lots of new records and the 180gram discs are nearly always warped. Personally I would be happy with all records being 120gram. The outer and inner sleeve of my copy weighed together is 83 gram. (no record/no shrinkwrap or plastic sleeve) The print is very good, and the photograph of Björk on the front is intentionally blurred towards the edges to imply 'movement.' It is a common photographic technique. The text on the sleeve and inner is sharp and clear. It looks great and I have no problems with it. The sound quality is clean, full ranging with masses of bass, less clinical than the c.d. version. I find the vinyl record playback gives Björks voice more timbre, and the soundstage is lively. My favourite work of the wonder that is Björk.

greatest

do not understand the complaints. totally rips on my cheap a$$ system!

IWAS

Sound is good, I understand complaints about sleeve and photocopied labels though, mines has really good sound actually tbh, I don't understand the complaints about that, vinyl is really thin though and I wonder if it's really 140g

Yozshubei

The sellers here are overpricing this edition. You can still get this in record stores for $22.95.

Snowseeker

Simple question....is the 2015 One Little Indian pressings worth buying?

Dondallon

Complicated answer... yes for Vespertine, Medulla and Volta (first generation artwork, better sound than the originals), no for Debut, Post and Homogenic (same pressing as originals but copied artwork), no to Biophilia (artwork is fine but one disc is unlistenably crackly on all reports I've seen).

Zadora

the CD audio is 10x better than this, plus all the replicated artwork on this is embarrassingly bad (specially the labels...)

Zulurr

My copy is warped. Very poor production.

Xtintisha

This LP has some issues. The high end is so sharp and tinny. It's kind of painful to listen to on some songs. Very disappointed. As others have said, the vinyl is about the thinnest you could get before being a flexi. Not sure if that has anything to do with the sound quality but it was also kind of alarming. This'll be the only one in the series I purchase. If you can find it and have the money, go with the One Little Indian reissues from 2008. They sound incredible!

Jorad

Mines actually sounds great, it's extremely light though.

Yggdi

Love the record. First time owning it. Noticed a bit of sibilance on most of the tracks. Not enough to ruin the experience. Going to compare the mp3 and see if it is in the mastering not the pressing.

caster

All the artwork here has been reproduced from the original covers rather than being printed first generation, but the reproduction is for some reason much higher quality than it is on the Homogenic repress. It's near-impossible to tell on this LP that the text hasn't been typeset from scratch, whereas the Homogenic artwork looks almost photocopied.

Eseve

It's a top loader like all the other vinyl editions of this album.

Arcanefire

Can you tell me if it is the regular side loader sleeve, or is it a top loader like the Homogenic and Debut reissue?