Most magical and inspired album. Being Bjork in 1993 must have been a wonderful place to be.

Wow! Wacky and super-amazing. Best 90's album I've heard so far!

A Bjork riconosco soprattutto una capacità di concretizzare in una forma canzone compiuta e soprattutto un'abilità nel creare calore da materia apparentemente fredda, come se fosse un geyser islandese, sua terra natia.

Easy listening.

Favorite tracks: Human Behaviour, Venus As A Boy

B+

From sugarcubes to a worldclassdebut. How I loved her...

Can't believe this is a debut album, considering all the confidence and musicianship that permeates on every song. Human Behavior is such a great introduction to Bjork; and if you don't like that song, you might not like her in general. Or Maybe you'll only like her Jazz songs, in that case. I also prefer this album version of Big Time Sensuality as opposed to the single/music video version. There was really only two songs that didn't have a big impact on me, Come To Me & One Day, but they were still beautiful and impressive. The album is awesome in general and it has some of Bjork's most signature tracks and musical habits. It makes for a chill party album with some friends too. Not as good as Post, but pretty damn close. I've yet to fully explore her other albums these are already close to being masterpieces.

An amazing debut album her unusual voice and choice of instruments was a revelation in 1993, every track is unique this album deserves more recognition Venus as A Boy, Big Time Sensuality & Come To Me are so different yet so amazing.

Bright and shiny with a thoroughly unique voice. May lack depth in comparison to some of her later masterpieces, but it's still a great, dancey debut from one of the most remarkable human beings in the past few decades.

Fun album to listen to, an distinctive voice, great instrumentation, etc. An interesting range of putting some dance beats to ambient sounds on the record.

A stunningly beautiful and inventive album. Bjork makes her official solo debut with a record that incorporates pop with dance into a LP full of heart, love and lust. It's a sexy LP with Bjork's incredible voice curving it's way around some wonderful textures and sounds. Human behavior, is a brilliant opener on an album full of brilliant songs, from the dance grooves of, there must be more to life than this, and, big time sensuality, to the ambience of, one day, and, come to me. There is also place for a cover of the lovely jazz standard, like someone in love, and the CD adds, play dead, a duet with PJ Harvey that sounds like a James Bond theme to me. A perfect record.