Björk's MEDULLA 2-Disc set

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2 disc DVD edition

Björk will be releasing a special DVD edition of her recent album, the critically acclaimed, million-selling and Grammy nominated album “Medúlla”. Featuring a documentary filmed through the recording of the album, all the incredible videos filmed for the album and the whole album audio in 5.1 surround sound.
The Medúlla DVD will not be a two disc version in the UK, USA and Iceland as "The Inner Or Deep Part Of An Animal Or Plant Structure", was released seperately around the release of Medúlla. This leaves us the rest of the world for the 2disc version.
DISC 1

• Oceania Directed by Lynn Fox
First seen as the backdrop to Björk’s performance at the Opening Ceremony of the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, this is an incredible animated film that features Björk rendered in crystal form.

• Who Is It Directed by Dawn Shadforth
The Southern Coast of Iceland’s lava beaches provide a setting that is strangely
familiar, yet at the same time, seemingly out of this world. Against this dramatic
backdrop Björk gives a mesmerizing performance wearing an Alexander McQueen dress covered in tiny bells and weighed an incredible 50kg.

• Triumph of a Heart Directed by Spike Jonze
Björk collaborates with director Spike Jonze (Being John Malkovich, Adaptation) on a love story between woman and cat that involves big emotions and big drinks. Features a hilarious bar room scene where an eclectic cast of friends, artists and the Japanese acapela wonder Dokaka re-create the track with bonus yodeling.

• Desired Constellation Directed by Lynn Fox
An astonishing animated film shot specially for Björk’s 2003 World Tour. The never before released film was edited to a demo version of the song and projected as a backdrop to the live performance. Fortunately the arrangement remained the same and is now being seen for the first time with the album version of the song.

• Where Is The Line Directed by Gabriela Fridriksdottir
The last of the series to be completed was directed by friend and collaborator Gabriela Fridriksdottir who previously created the artwork adorning Björk’s Greatest Hits and Family Tree collection. This film will appear in a slightly different form, without the audio, at the 2005 Venice Biennale as part of a trilogy directed by Gabriela.

• Triumph of a Heart: Stories behind the Music Video Directed by: Ragnheidur Gestdottir
A behind the scenes documentary on the making of the Spike Jonze video for “Triumph Of A Heart”.

DISC 2

• The Inner Or Deep Part Of An Animal Or Plant Structure
An intimate behind the scenes documentary that gives a unique insight into the making of Medúlla the new album by Björk. Filmed over the course of a year as Björk recorded in New York, London, Reykjavik, the Canary Islands and Salvador, Brazil, the film gives a detailed portrait of the creative process behind the recording of Björk’s most daring album to date. The documentary captures some of the raw improvised performances of Björk and her collaborators as they put together a remarkable album that uses only human voices for instruments.…
Directed by: Ragnheidur Gestdottir
• The entire Medulla album in surround sound. PCM Stereo, Dolby Digital and DTS versions play on all DVD players, but when the disc is used in a DVD Audio compatible player, advanced resolution stereo and 5.1 options are also available.<hr></blockquote>

Fuente: http://www.bjork.com/

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Gracias por la info.

Para mi Bjork es una diosa pero el Medúlla es insoportable y ella una pesada por sacar tantas ediciones diferentes.

Aunque seguramente acabe comprandome este dvd también <img src=https://www.mundodvd.com/forum/emoticons/uhoh.gif ALT=":ein">

Por cierto, sale el proximo 25 de abril según bjorkspain.com

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a pesar de todo tiene sus momentos el disco.



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Estoy con Sosafe. Me encanta Bjork, pero Medulla es, en mi opinion, su peor disco de muy lejos.
Tanto experimento ha hecho que siendo fan de la islandesa desde el 88, cuando era cantante de los Sugarcubes, me este planteando si seguire comprando sus discos, de seguir en la linea marcada por su ultimo cd.

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Caray cómo sois... La chica se desmarca un poco –cuando, precisamente, su principal virtud siempre ha sido el cambiar, el evolucionar, el no quedarse estancada...–, os deja un poco descolocados... ¡¡y ya os estáis planteando retirarle vuestra confianza!!

En su recentísimo single de TRIUMPH OF THE HEART, sin ir más lejos, se encuentran algunas remezclas extraordinarias.

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es que ese tema es de los mejores del disco, asi como el anterior single que era el tema más "normal" del disco.

También se salvan el tema que abre el disco, el que cantó en las Olimpiadas... y alguno más perdido por ahi.



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