I even have a limited edition digipak of this album, but I am really unhappy with it. After "Post" (one of the most important albums of the '90s), my expectations probably were too high, but I think "Homogenic" is one of Bjork's worst efforts. This arty project collapses in a heap of extravaganzas, pretentions, and lax song ideas. Despite the participation of Mark Bell (he once was a member of a groundbreaking British techno duo called LFO, releasing two innovative albums, "Frequencies" and "Advance"), it's unbelievable how plastic und ugly the techno beats sound. The orchestral arrangements are sometimes very whiny, and besides, this album completely lacks the sonic diversity of "Post". It's just one big mush of uninspired techno beats, affected vocals, and lame neoclassical tendencies. Even the remix collection "Telegram" was better. There's only one really good song here: "Joga", and its accompanying video clip is fantastic. Apart from this song, "Homogenic" is a waste of time.