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Music : Mezzanine: Limited Edition
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- Gargantuan legacy.
this album has had more power over and more influence over British music than 99% of material produced since the beatles. every track gets a full 5 stars, nothing about it is hurried or below standard, the best album they ever released, dont bother with 'collected' just get this, its all you need.
Rating: - timeless...
What could I possibly say in this review that hasn't been said already about this monster release from the founding fathers of 'trip-hop'? The answer is... absolutely nothing..
Yes this album is as good as they all say it is, and yes it is a necessity to anyone who enjoys electronica soundscapes with damp, dark overtones. I am personally not a fan of most bands like this, (i-e prodigy) but everything works together so flawlessly on 'Mezzazine' that you can not help but indulge in this brilliance over and over again. A perfect selection of guest vocalists, a perfect mix, and a delightfully dark auora make this album a very satifying experience.
Rating:
- great
Great album for listening to at dark by candle light or driving during twighlight. Works great before you drift off to sleep as well, but I wouldn't put it on if I wanted to party or anything.
Rating: - THE BEST TRIP HOP ALBUM
Massive Attack's most famous album has no faults. This is the album that defines the Bristol Trip Hop scene. It's divided into two halves with the first "exchange" being the midpoint (although on vinyl "Dissolved Girl" appears on the first LP). The first part consists of the famous songs and creates an intense atmosphere until "exchange" eases us into the second half. After multiple listens, you realise that the classic songs are actually on the second LP. For me, although "Angel" and "Teardrop" will always be some of my favourite songs, the real highlights are "Black Milk" and "Group Four" which are often overlooked due to the powerful opening. A repeat of "exchange" is necessary at the end to finish the cycle.
This is a must have album for anyone with an interest in electronic music. "Blue Lines" and "Protection" are also legendary, but have floors. This does not. When it comes to Trip Hop, Massive Attack prove here that they are the godfathers.
Rating: - Flawless
To label this 'another great chillout album' would be to underestimate the depths of this album and the music within. Its not a an album I would label 'chillout' by any stretch of the imagination. More a soundtrack for nightmares then sweet dreams. Its dark, moody, and atmospheric, certainly not music to chill too.
Its one of those rare albums where every track is good and each stands out from the other. Each is telling its own story even when there are no words. It also dismisses any previous bench mark set for what defines trip-hop and crushes it like a bug.
On some tracks your ears a wooed with almost angelic vocals and moved on to more darker, masculine tones, hypnotizing, beautiful and menacing all in one package.
- Gargantuan legacy.this album has had more power over and more influence over British music than 99% of material produced since the beatles. every track gets a full 5 stars, nothing about it is hurried or below standard, the best album they ever released, dont bother with 'collected' just get this, its all you need.
Rating:
- timeless... What could I possibly say in this review that hasn't been said already about this monster release from the founding fathers of 'trip-hop'? The answer is... absolutely nothing..
Yes this album is as good as they all say it is, and yes it is a necessity to anyone who enjoys electronica soundscapes with damp, dark overtones. I am personally not a fan of most bands like this, (i-e prodigy) but everything works together so flawlessly on 'Mezzazine' that you can not help but indulge in this brilliance over and over again. A perfect selection of guest vocalists, a perfect mix, and a delightfully dark auora make this album a very satifying experience.
Rating:
- greatGreat album for listening to at dark by candle light or driving during twighlight. Works great before you drift off to sleep as well, but I wouldn't put it on if I wanted to party or anything.
Rating:
- THE BEST TRIP HOP ALBUMMassive Attack's most famous album has no faults. This is the album that defines the Bristol Trip Hop scene. It's divided into two halves with the first "exchange" being the midpoint (although on vinyl "Dissolved Girl" appears on the first LP). The first part consists of the famous songs and creates an intense atmosphere until "exchange" eases us into the second half. After multiple listens, you realise that the classic songs are actually on the second LP. For me, although "Angel" and "Teardrop" will always be some of my favourite songs, the real highlights are "Black Milk" and "Group Four" which are often overlooked due to the powerful opening. A repeat of "exchange" is necessary at the end to finish the cycle.
This is a must have album for anyone with an interest in electronic music. "Blue Lines" and "Protection" are also legendary, but have floors. This does not. When it comes to Trip Hop, Massive Attack prove here that they are the godfathers.
Rating:
- FlawlessTo label this 'another great chillout album' would be to underestimate the depths of this album and the music within. Its not a an album I would label 'chillout' by any stretch of the imagination. More a soundtrack for nightmares then sweet dreams. Its dark, moody, and atmospheric, certainly not music to chill too.
Its one of those rare albums where every track is good and each stands out from the other. Each is telling its own story even when there are no words. It also dismisses any previous bench mark set for what defines trip-hop and crushes it like a bug.
On some tracks your ears a wooed with almost angelic vocals and moved on to more darker, masculine tones, hypnotizing, beautiful and menacing all in one package.