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Interviews
And Other Appearances
I guess the one word that describes this section is incomplete!
I know there's masses more stuff that needs to be tracked down and included.
Bjork has made herself very accessible to the media when promoting new
material, so there's a lot of clips out there. I'm also including other
non-performance appearances
(ie cameos, award ceremonies etc).
Can you help? Please e-mail
me with any information....
If you want to get hold of any of the film mentioned - check out my trade
page.
1993
2001 - MTV
The New Music - Interview
Bjork on moving to New York and Dancer In The Dark.
A couple of seconds trailer from Bjork promoting a 'First Look' feature from the set of her latest promo video shoot.
February - Space Ghost: Coast to Coast - Interview
Nearly an hour of Q &A with the french press.
Pagan Poetry - Possibly Maybe - interview - Generous Palmstroke - All Is Full Of Love - interview - Unravel - Hidden Place. Anchor Song also available, though not part of broadcast show.
and a one question 'interview'.
The Anthony Asquith Award for Achievement in Film Music went to Craig Armstrong and Marius DeVries for Moulin Rouge and the award was presented by Bjork.
Interview with Ray Cokes and Unravel / Cocoon / Pagan Poetry / All Is Full of Love
Interview with Verity Sharp.
Brief introduction to a special on the Icelandic music scene and a quick amble through her solo career to introduce Greatest Hits and Family Tree.
Showstudio conducted a live interview with Bjork and broadcast it over the web on 17 October. A transcript of the interview is available from the website.
Probably recorded last year, 2 snippets of Bjork paying tribute to Aretha Franklin.
January -
BBC4 World Cinema Award
Jonathan Ross and jurors, including Robert Carlyle, Bjork and director
Gurinder Shadha, debate which film will be the first to receive this major
new international movie award for best foreign language film.
"Amazing labour of love here, collecting over 5 and a half hours of inspiring stories and anecdotes told by underground musicians and label owners including Carl Craig, Björk, Tortoise, Yo La Tengo, Calexico, Thurston Moore, Steve Albini, Vic Chesnutt, Lambchop, Slint, Mouse on Mars and absolutely loads more - all asked a simple question, to tell about a moment in their life that inspired them to make music. The film was shot by Braden King who made the film, Dutch Harbor, and recently completed work on the upcoming ‘The Dirty Three documentary’. Looking at each of these engrossing characters discussing the moment where they went from average teenage geek to, er, conceptual music artist geek makes for essential viewing - this DVD comes with a massive recommendation."
Bjork appeared at the Gonzo show on MTV2.
Björk was awarded the Q Inspiration Award, presented by Robert Wyatt.