So weird.

Just another amazing album by the queen, Fiona Apple.

This record has strong emotions and unique sounds. deep lyrics sung by someone who has a voice of an angel. This album is amazing.

So different from her last two albums, this record has some great instrumentation and orchestration. It's fun to listen to, overall a great record.

Deep lyrics, cool music, and powerful singing, this record is a classic masterpiece.

Emotional vocals singing a poetic lyrics, harmonised by great instrumentations such as pop and jazz-inspired sounds with piano as the main instrumental. This is an amazing record, amazing debut.

Yes, changes. This is way more experimental than the last album. Mixed with electronic, rock, and a bit of folk sounds. Overall, it's an incredible album.

Same theme with "Dummy", but this is way more dark, a bit experimental and has diverse elements, including jazz-inspired sounds. For me, this could be better than Dummy if Seven Months doesn't sound weird to my ear.

This record mixes eerie tunes, dark vibes, and Beth Gibbons' emotional singing. I can see why this record is such an influential record in the genre.

Great, another British post-rock band with saxophone player.
There's jazz element in this, so of course I love it. I mean they're jazz-rock, so... The sax in this record tho, WTF? it's so cool

This is a gorgeous album. Great instrumentation, great vocals.
After deep dive into Björk's discography, I really love seeing how Björk's artistic growth through her records and her ability for push the limits of musical expression. She really is a genius.

Björk's weakest album. Sonically this record didn't really describe a utopia for me but still good.

Classic Björk's mix of sounds, cinematic and dramatic feeling from orchestral sounds with creative unique synths and electronic beats. Yet somehow the instruments and sounds used in the songs match the strong emotions in the lyrics. Another amazing album by Björk.

This record is a unique musical journey. I like the mix of sounds in this, plus Björk's unique voice. Overall, this is great record.

This is pretty underrated.

Who did the beatbox in this album?

Electronic meets nature sounds and some orchestral like strings and choirs to make a cinematic feeling in this record with the voice of an angel at the front. UGH! her voice is just amazingly beautiful. Also, this album is so beautiful it made me cry to more than 3 tracks.

A groundbreaking and influential album, emotional journey blending electronic beats, timeless Bjork masterpiece.

*70-77
*After relistened, this record is a good album that reflects Fugazi's style, but it might not be considered their very best. It's enjoyable, even though it doesn't as good as their previous albums.

"Army of Me" a good sounding locrian track (musically), jazz/orchestra elements in It's Oh So Quiet, and every other great tracks. This record is a significant album that established Bjork's reputation as an avant-garde and genre-defying artist.