Human Behaviour

The sixth disc was the only normal sized disc and that was Björk's sequencing for A Greatest Hits.

Completely different running order and she did not include Human Behaviour, Army of Me, Big Time Sensuality, Hunter... hidden plays, possibly maybe play dead, or it's in our hands, which are obviously on the normal greatest hits.

But she did add, you've been flirting again, unravel, scatter heart, I've seen it all, and it's not up to you.

The observant of you will notice that that's three tracks shorter than the other one.

I love the Anchor song still.

It's not the most fun thing in the world.

But violently happy and crying and human behaviour and big-time sensuality...

they all have this kind of, there's a real playfulness to the album that I think really shines through.

Um, and I thought, I thought we'd end with, like, one of the hits that she did, and we haven't heard this in ages.

This is Human Behavior, uh, but with the orchestra, and the choir, and Matt Moss, and everything.

Um, she did a bunch of hits at the end.

She did Isabelle and Hyperballad, and all that kind of stuff.