Life's Too Good

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Life's Too Good is the 1988 breakthrough alternative rock album by Icelandic band The Sugarcubes, noted for its eccentric sound and Björk's distinctive vocals.

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Life's Too Good canonical 4
Life’s Too Good 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf album
studio album
artist The Sugarcubes
chronology The Sugarcubes albums
countryOfOrigin Iceland
criticalReception generally positive reviews
featuresMember Bragi Ólafsson
Einar Örn Benediktsson
Margrét Örnólfsdóttir
Sigtryggur Baldursson
Þór Eldon
followedBy Here Today, Tomorrow Next Week!
genre alternative rock
college rock
indie rock
post-punk
hasCoverArt Life's Too Good album cover
hasPart Birthday
Blue Eyed Pop
Coldsweat
Delicious Demon
Deus
Dragon
Fucking in Rhythm and Sorrow
Mama
Motorcrash
Sick for Toys
Take Some Petrol Darling
includedOnList various best-of-1980s alternative rock album lists
language English
length approximately 40 minutes
mainVocalist Björk Guðmundsdóttir
linked to: Bjork
notableFor Björk's distinctive vocals
eccentric sound
originalMedium audio cassette
compact disc
vinyl record
performer The Sugarcubes
precededBy The Sugarcubes' early singles
linked to: The Sugarcubes
producer Derek Birkett
Ray Shulman
The Sugarcubes
recordedIn 1987
recordLabel Elektra Records
One Little Indian Records
releaseDate 1988-04-05
significance breakthrough album for The Sugarcubes
introduced Björk to an international audience

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The Sugarcubes debutAlbum Life's Too Good
The Sugarcubes album Life's Too Good
Birthday (song) album Life’s Too Good
subject linked to: Birthday
linked to: Life's Too Good
Birthday (song) includedInAlbum Life’s Too Good
subject linked to: Birthday
linked to: Life's Too Good
Here Today, Tomorrow Next Week! follows Life’s Too Good
linked to: Life's Too Good
Motorcrash partOf Life's Too Good
Motorcrash album Life's Too Good