The Elgar Sisters - Recorded Songs

Recorded Songs

Year of recording Title Music Performers Featured On
1984 Critical Mass1 G. K. Óttarsson Björk, G. K. Óttarsson,
Siggi Baldursson, Birgir Mogensen
and Einar Melax
1984 Patré G. K. Óttarsson & Björk Björk, G. K. Óttarsson,
Hilmar Ö. Hilmarsson,
and Þorsteinn Magnússon
1985 Dense Time G. K. Óttarsson Björk, G. K. Óttarsson,
Siggi Baldursson, Birgir Mogensen
and Einar Melax
1985 Horizontal2 G. K. Óttarsson & Björk Björk, G. K. Óttarsson,
Siggi Baldursson, Birgir Mogensen
and Einar Melax
1985 Zymphony G. K. Óttarsson G. K. Óttarsson
1986 Glóra Björk Björk 1993 - Big Time Sensuality (One Little Indian), single by Björk.
1986 Stígðu Mig G. K. Óttarsson & Björk Björk and G. K. Óttarsson 1993 - Venus as a Boy (One Little Indian), single by Björk.
1986 Síðasta Ég G. K. Óttarsson & Björk Björk and G. K. Óttarsson 1993 - Big Time Sensuality (One Little Indian), single by Björk.
1986 Quintessence G. K. Óttarsson & Björk Björk, G. K. Óttarsson
and Hilmar Ö. Hilmarsson
1986 Sue G. K. Óttarsson Björk, G. K. Óttarsson,
and Þorsteinn Magnússon
1986 Green G. K. Óttarsson, Björk,
Siggi Baldursson, Birgir Mogensen
and Einar Melax		 G. K. Óttarsson, Björk,
Siggi Baldursson, Birgir Mogensen
and Einar Melax

Track notes:
1: Originally named “Mass”.
2: Also known as “Zontal”.

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