8 thoughts on “ Declare Independence - Björk - Volta (CD, Album) ”

1. Kigazil says:

   24.11.2019 at 06:19

   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Digipak CD release of Volta = ヴォルタ on Discogs/5(11).

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2. Dijind says:

   21.11.2019 at 15:34

   CD Declare Independence Programmed By, Edited By – Björk Programmed By, Engineer, Edited By – Damian Taylor Written-By, Producer, Drum Programming [Beats], Synthesizer, Programmed By – Mark Bell: CD My Juvenile4/5(55).

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3. Arazshura says:

   19.11.2019 at 07:37

   Jun 30,  · Custom sticker on shrinkwrap reads: "2xDVD The Volta Tour Live In Paris + Reykjavik / All The Volta Videos / 2xCD Live In The Studio And Remix Versions / Limited Edition In Special Packaging". Discs numbered as they are presented on the release: Disc One CD (CD1) - Disc Two DVD (DVD1) - Disc Three DVD (DVD2) - Disc Four CD (CD2)/5(36).

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4. Tutilar says:

   28.11.2019 at 01:34

   May 07,  · referencing Declare Independence, 2x12", Single + CD, Single + DVD, Single, NTSC + B, tp12, TP12 When I first listened to the "Volta" album, this song instantly became an obvious choice for a single to me/5().

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5. Samurisar says:

   27.11.2019 at 02:05

   May 07,  · CD Declare Independence (Ghostigital In Deep End Dance 12" Remix) Producer – Curver, Einar Örn Remix Björk: Declare Independence edited over 10 years ago. When I first listened to the "Volta" album, this song instantly became an obvious choice for a single to me. You can't escape its catchy lyrics and its wild bass, furious beats /5(91).

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6. Zolonos says:

   24.11.2019 at 13:17

   May 01,  · Volta’s ninth track and third single, the industrial “Declare Independence” was written and produced by Björk and Mark Bell. The lyrics urge to raise a revolution and declare independence.

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7. Kazrarg says:

   18.11.2019 at 05:58

   rows · Watch the video for Declare Independence from Björk's Volta for free, and see .

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8. Zolozshura says:

   18.11.2019 at 23:38

   Considering how much sonic and emotional territory the album spans -- from the brash, anthemic "Declare Independence," which sounds a bit like Homogenic's "Pluto," to "Pneumonia" and "Vertebrae by Vertebrae," which are as elliptical and gentle as anything on Vespertine or Drawing Restraint Volta could very easily sound scattered, but this.

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