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List Price: $12.98 | | Label: One Little Indian Us
Salesrank: 111771
Released: October 25, 2004 |
| Our Price: $8.76 |
| Used Price: $9.00 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Who Is It Track Listing:
1. Who Is It [C2N Dattasette Mix]
2. Who Is It [Fruit MacHine Mix]
3. Who Is It [Bell Choir Mix]
Editorial Review:
Taken from Bjork's 2004 album Medulla. Featuring 3 non-album mixes of 'Who Is It' - C2n Dattasette Mix, Fruit Machine Mix & Bell Choir Mix. One Little Indian.
Who Is It Reviews:
Carry my joy, on the left 
2005-04-17 - This is the best incarnation of the Who is it single. The bell choir mix (The version used on the video) is astounding. The original album mix has it's own special character to it, but the bells add a very distinctive, joyful undertone to the song.
The two remixes (C2n Dattasette & Fruit Machine) again let you explore the deeper 'medúlla' of the song. Both are quite good remixes, in that they don't go overboard with the dance/extended aspect you find with a lot of remixes.
The fold out poster is really cool too! Really worth it just for the poster (A shot of Björk from the Medúlla photo shoot).
This is it, the remixes!
2004-12-02 - In typical Bjork fashion, her remixes seldom fails. The first remix of Who Is It, the Dattasette Mix adds in some electronic beeps and effects with a slightly more uptempo backing track.
The Fruit Machine Mix adds in a slight trip hop flavor to the original although it doesn't alter the original a whole lot. It's still enjoyable.
The Bell Chior Mix is the best mix here. Heard as a slightly varied version in the video, this mix has lots of bells, adding some kind of a musical box effect along with an understated choir which serves to make the song even more beautiful.
As usual, I recommend CD1 and the DVD with the video too.
