Voltaïc

Limited edition to 2000 copies with special artwork spread across interior foldout packaging. Discs are placed in picture paper envelopes, and the credits are printed in a 2-sided fold-out poster. Also referred to as "Deluxe edition" in Björk official shop, but no indication in the item itself. Custom sticker on shrinkwrap reads: "2xDVD The Volta Tour Live In Paris + Reykjavik / All The Volta Videos / 2xCD Live In The Studio And Remix Versions / Limited Edition In Special Packaging". DVDs contain 5.1 surround sound audio in DTS and Dolby Digital. Video content: [E] exempt from classification ℗ © 2008 Wellhart Ltd/One Little Indian Ltd. Manufactured in the EU. Region 0-All Discs numbered as they are presented on the release: - Disc One CD (CD1) - Disc Two DVD (DVD1) - Disc Three DVD (DVD2) - Disc Four CD (CD2) CD1: Recorded live at Olympic Studios June 25th 2007. DVD1-1 to DVD1-16: Live in Paris Olympia, June 25th 2008. DVD1-17 to DVD1-21: Live in Reykjavík Langholtskirkja, August 26th 2007. Recorded at Syrland Mobile. Mixed at Studio Syrland. Mastered at Syrland Mastering. CD2-4: Ratatat are and. CD2-5 & CD2-9: Remixed with <love> at Modeselektor's <Restroom Inc. Studiopark Berlin> ¬ modeselektor.com CD2-10: Courtesy Raster-Noton. Archiv Für Ton Und Nichtton, remodeled in transit: Venice, Roma Villa Massimo, Zurich, ¬ alvanoto.com <Sonnets/Unrealities XI> lyrics from <Sonnets/Unrealities XI> by E.E. Cummings, the lines from: <It may not always be so; and I say> © 1923, 1951, © 1991 by the trustees for the E.E. Cummings trust. © 1976 by George James Firmage, from <Complete Poems: 1904-1962> by E.E. Cummings, edited by George J. Firmage. <The dull flame of desire> lyrics taken from a translation of a poem by Fyodor Tyutchev (1803-1873) as it appears in the film <Stalker> by Andrei Tarkovsky © 1979 Mosfilm Studios © 1993 Fox Lorber Video. The publishers: Björk: Universal Music Publishing. Oliver Alary: Copyright Control. Graham Massey: Perfect Songs Ltd. Howie Bernstein: Sony Music Publishing. Mark Bell: EMI Music. N.Hills: Danjahandz Music/ Warner Chappell Publishing. Sjón: Copyright Control. T.Mosley: Virginia Music Publishing/ Warner Chappell Publishing (ASCAP). There are errors on the printed credits: - is credited for both tuba and soprano vocals (DVD1-17 to DVD1-21), but she only played the tuba. The soprano vocalist that is missing is; the credits are written correctly at the end of the Reykjavik concert of the DVD (Hugrún appears as Hugrún R. Hólmgeirsdóttir). - Video director credits for track DVD2-2 & DVD2-3 are incorrect. They appear as The competition winners Fred & Annabelle and Michel Gondry respectively. Entered correctly here. ▷ This version was distributed in the US by Nonesuch with a barcode sticker (0 75597 98211 4) over the original barcode on artwork. ▷ Also used as "retail" promo without sticker on shrinkwrap and an additional "Celebration of Volta revisited" 2xA4 promo sheet. Also available in a standard non-limited edition