Info: Label:
One Little Indian – tplp 31 cdx
Type:
CD, Album, Repress
Country:
UK
Date of released:
Category:
Electronic, Blues
Style:
House, Piano Blues, Trip Hop, Synth-pop, Downtempo
There's More To Life Than This (Recorded Live At The Milk Bar Toilets)
3:21
5
Like Someone In Love
4:33
6
Big Time Sensuality
3:56
7
One Day
5:24
8
Aeroplane
3:54
9
Come To Me
4:55
10
Violently Happy
4:58
11
The Anchor Song
3:32
12
Play Dead (Tim Simenon Remix)
Remix, Producer [Additional] – Tim Simenon
3:57
Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p)
–
Bapsi Ltd.
Copyright (c)
–
Bapsi Ltd.
Licensed To
–
One Little Indian Ltd.
Glass Mastered At
–
Docdata
Credits
Arranged By [Brass]
–
Björk,
Oliver Lake
Arranged By [Strings]
–
Suraj Sathe
Backing Vocals
–
Jhelisa Anderson*
Bass
–
Luis Jardim
Drums, Percussion
–
Bruce Smith,
Luis Jardim,
Nellee Hooper
Engineer
–
Al Stone,
Brian Pugsley,
Dave Burnham,
H. Shalleh,
Howie Bernstein*,
Hugo Nicolson,
Jim Abbiss,
Nellee Hooper,
Paul Corkett,
Paul Wertheimer
Engineer [Assistant]
–
Andy Bradford,
Goetz Botzenhardt*,
Jim Bob,
Jon Mallison,
Mark Warner,
Oggy,
Pete Lewis,
Tim Dickenson
Engineer [Mix]
–
Q (tracks: 12)
Engineer [Programme]
–
Kerry Hopwood (tracks: 12)
Guitar
–
Jon Mallison
Harp
–
Corky Hale
Keyboards
–
Björk
Keyboards, Programmed By
–
Garry Hughes,
Marius de Vries,
Martin Virgo,
Paul Waller
Mastered By
–
Mike Marsh
Organ [Hammond]
–
Garry Hughes
Photography By
–
Jean Baptiste Mondino*
Producer
–
Björk (tracks: 5, 11),
Danny Cannon (tracks: 12),
David Arnold (tracks: 12),
Nellee Hooper (tracks: 1 to 10)
Tabla, Other [Strings Musical Director]
–
Talvin Singh
Written-By
–
B. Gudmundsdottir* (tracks: 1 to 4, 6 to 12),
D. Arnold* (tracks: 12),
J. Wobble* (tracks: 12),
J. Van Heusen/J. Burke* (tracks: 5),
N. Hooper* (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 6, 10)
Notes
Second edition, featuring extra track "Play Dead". CD in jewelcase including a picture book of Björk and the lyrics of the tracks.
Track 1 features samples from "Go Down Dying" by Antonio Carlos Jobim. Track 5 is a cover - previously released by Frank Sinatra in the 1940's and Ella Fitzgerald in the 1950's. Track 12 is taken from the soundtrack album for the film "The Young Americans".
"Made in England"
▲ Known versions with "tplp 31 cdx" catalog# (this version described at the 3rd position): • The Mayking version has "Made in England" text on disc, but doesn't mention Antonio Jobim sample at the last page in booklet. • Another Mayking version without "Made in England" and with the Antonio Jobim credit. • This Docdata version has "Made in England" on disc as well and Antonio Jobim sample credit appears in the booklet. • The other Docdata version, has no "Made in England" text on disc, Antonio Jobim sample is mentioned. • Another version has no "Made in England" text on the disc, mentions the Antonio Jobim sample, but is not made by Docdata or Mayking.