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Watch A 23-Year-Old Björk Perform Live In 1988

Get to know her bandmates in The Sugarcubes and see them play live in this vintage video.

If there’s anything we like more than hearing about every new wild and wacky idea conceived in Björk‘s brilliant brain, its beholding all the historical fragments of her unmitigated genius. So you can imagine that we were quite chuffed to stumble upon this performance over at Dangerous Minds of her band The Sugarcubes way back in 1988. The clip also includes cuts of the band members chatting and goofing around and, of course, the famous video of Björk dismantling a TV set. All in a day of the life of Björk.

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