54 reactions · 13 shares | 25 years ago today: Björk released her legendary album 'Debut' ✨ Which of these iconic music videos is your favourite? | BBC Sounds | Facebook

19K views · 51 reactions | "When I sing, what comes out of me surprises me just as much as anybody else..." Björk, talking to Woman's Hour in 2004, discusses the origins of her voice. | BBC Radio 3 | Facebook

Next up of the live performances, is Undo, recorded live in 2001 at the Royal Opera House during one of the last shows of the Vespertine tour. The entire performance was then released on DVD in the following year, as Vespertine Live At Royal Opera House. On stage is the harpist Zeena Parkins with the electronic duo Matmos Matmos , accompanied by a women's choir from Greenland and the Il Novecento Orchestra conducted by Simon Lee. | Björk

325K views · 20K reactions | This year we celebrate Björk's live performances starting with a live performance on Later... with Jools Holland back in 1995. Trevor Morais on electronic drums, B.J. Cole on pedal steel guitar, and Guy Sigsworth on keyboard for the performance of Possibly Maybe. | Björk | Facebook