Björk live album release idea

[cattitude]

https://www.billboard.com/articles/busi ... will-sheff

"Sheff is in the midst of releasing a dozen digital live albums -- one per month -- as part of a new subscription series titled A Dream in the Dark. Last month he shared Orchestral in 2007 and on Wednesday (June 12) released A Room in Austin, 2000."

Would be awesome if Björk did this too. She has many unreleased special concerts!

[borsijb]

I would totally subscribe

[jp4151]

I would LOVE if Bjork did this!

Vulnicura strings concerts would be a great start!!!

And a greatest hits and volta live release, and the brodsky shows. And the debut tour. The acoustic volta show, utopia live (which I fear will not see a release now that we have cornucopia...)

Easy money to be made here imo and it would be great for fans

[Apex]

i would subscribe to this, too.

[An Echo, A Stain]

I feel like Tori Amos did this in the past. I would absolutely subscribe to a Björk version. She has said before that every show gets recorded (audio recorded, that is)

[Anak]

One day she will release the live show reckoning upon us

[Moderator]

I feel like Tori Amos did this in the past. I would absolutely subscribe to a Björk version. She has said before that every show gets recorded (audio recorded, that is)

Tori Amos did. And I have them all.

I think it's unlikely that Björk does the same for two reasons:
1) her setlist will likely be the same every night, so there is no point in releasing multiple recordings of the same show
2) mixing & mastering - both takes time and effort and money

[judaschrist]

I feel like Tori Amos did this in the past. I would absolutely subscribe to a Björk version. She has said before that every show gets recorded (audio recorded, that is)

Tori Amos did. And I have them all.

I think it's unlikely that Björk does the same for two reasons:
1) her setlist will likely be the same every night, so there is no point in releasing multiple recordings of the same show
2) mixing & mastering - both takes time and effort and money

this is not all about cornucopia but about "special" concerts from 1993 up to today (like union chapel, live8, etc.)

[cattitude]

this is not all about cornucopia but about "special" concerts from 1993 up to today (like union chapel, live8, etc.)

This guys gets it!

[cowboy]

I see no point on doing this, and many artists/bands have already did it.
In my opinion live shows are meant to be experienced emm.. live! She releases at least 1 audio and/or video release of almost every tour, so she's doing it well for me.

[borsijb]

I feel like Tori Amos did this in the past. I would absolutely subscribe to a Björk version. She has said before that every show gets recorded (audio recorded, that is)

Tori Amos did. And I have them all.

I think it's unlikely that Björk does the same for two reasons:
1) her setlist will likely be the same every night, so there is no point in releasing multiple recordings of the same show
2) mixing & mastering - both takes time and effort and money

this is not all about cornucopia but about "special" concerts from 1993 up to today (like union chapel, live8, etc.)

And I would really love to a recording of the royal Albert hall Vulnicura strings concert, pagan poetry, pluto etc were amazing

[Moderator]

I feel like Tori Amos did this in the past. I would absolutely subscribe to a Björk version. She has said before that every show gets recorded (audio recorded, that is)

Tori Amos did. And I have them all.

I think it's unlikely that Björk does the same for two reasons:
1) her setlist will likely be the same every night, so there is no point in releasing multiple recordings of the same show
2) mixing & mastering - both takes time and effort and money

this is not all about cornucopia but about "special" concerts from 1993 up to today (like union chapel, live8, etc.)

point 2) still applies here though

they would have to be mixed and mastered