[sdiy] Bjork explains TV

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On 9/27/09 3:22 AM, "Dan Snazelle" <subjectivity at hotmail.com> wrote:

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> i actually really respect and=A0 relate to Bjork.
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> ..as an artist she is always trying new stuff.=20
> i have been a giant fan since high school=20
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> and unlike so many others who success has watered down or ruined=2C she has=
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> it makes me think there is still hope for weirdos and that is a good thing.
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> not only that but she has always chosen excellent producers and has exposed=
> many people to "electronic" music=20
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> and many of her albums are filled with synths
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> she does things like record vocals in caves
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> hell she has worked with tricky and LFO.=20
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> you might not enjoy her music but you cant accuse her of being a cookie cut=
> ter pop star
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> right?
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Hi Folks,

I think Timothy Leary said it best "Better Living thru Chemistry".

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