‹Army Of Me› Remixes And Covers

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Release Date: 2005-05-02

Label: One Little Indian

All profits from this record will be donated to Unicef emergency work with children.

"here are remixes that through creative force of nature unpredictably started flooding my website. I then redirected this positive wave to children who had suffered when a destructive force of nature unpredictably flooded their way.
warmth, björk."

Army Of Me was originally written by Björk & Graham Massey in 1995

Track 1: Taken from the Interzone CD Cydonia released in 1999 on Utopian Vision Records, as recorded at Halla Music in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Track 2: Artist given as "Reinterpreted by Grisbi".
Track 3: Slagsmålsklubben and 50hertz appear courtesy of Djur and Mir Records. Häxor och Porr appears courtesy of Dhairs Records.
Track 6: Made by Dr. Gunni in Reykjavik, 17. Jan 2005.
Track 7: Produced at The Moat.
Track 8: Nicolas Place is credited for vocals as "Nicolas Place aka Sarro" and Jean-Michel Zanetti as "Jean-Michel Zanetti aka JMZ".
Track 10: Remodeled at E-Smog Playground, Muenster, Germany, Jan. 2005.
Track 13: Made by Atoi, Jan. 2005 in Copenhagen.
Track 15: Mashed up by Alfredo Lietor with music by The Soft Pink Truth and vocals by a talking computer. Edited and mixed in the same old talking computer.
Track 16: Produced and performed by Patrick Wolf, possessed by the spirit of Klaus Nomi.
Track 17: Produced and mixed in Lille at home by Neetoo aka Clément Leblon.
Track 18: Cover version composed and performed by Liliom (Judith Juillerat), jan 2005. Courtesy of Shitkatapult.

The copyright in this sound recording is owned by One Little Indian Ltd / Wellhart Ltd and exclusively licensed to Polydor Records for the World excluding the UK, North America and Iceland.

℗ 2005 Wellhart Ltd / One Little Indian Ltd except track 03 © 1995 BBC
© 2005 Wellhart Ltd / One Little Indian Ltd.
Made in the EU.

Björk is published by Universal Music Ltd.
Graham Massey is published by Perfect Songs Ltd.

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