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Cat: 570096 2. Rel: 02 Dec 16
  1. Protection (7:55)
  2. Karmacoma (5:08)
  3. Three (3:44)
  4. Weather Storm (4:59)
  5. Spying Glass (5:19)
  6. Better Things (4:22)
  7. Euro Child (5:05)
  8. Sly (4:56)
  9. Heat Miser (4:11)
  10. Light My Fire (live) (3:09)
Review: By the time they headed into the studio to record Protection, Massive Attack were still riding high on the success of their peerless debut album, Blue Lines. While the resultant set, released in 1994, does quite hit the same dizzying heights, it remains a thoroughly great album. Of course, we all know the highlights by heart - the stoned bounce of "Karmacoma", evocative downtempo bliss of Tracey Thorn hook-up "Protection", string-drenched lusciousness of "Sly", and the gentle dub-house soul of the Horace Andy-voiced "Spying Glass", for example - but even the forgotten album cuts (see "Weather Storm" and "Better Things") have aged remarkably well. If you don't own a copy on vinyl already, you definitely should.
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Cat: 570096 0. Rel: 02 Dec 16
  1. Safe From Harm (5:17)
  2. One Love (4:47)
  3. Blue Lines (4:22)
  4. Be Thankful For What You've Got (4:09)
  5. Five Man Army (6:03)
  6. Unfinished Sympathy (5:01)
  7. Daydreaming (4:20)
  8. Lately (4:22)
  9. Hymn Of The Big Wheel (6:21)
Review: There's a reason that Massive Attack's Blue Lines frequently appears in "greatest albums" lists. To put it simply, it's brilliant, and arguably remains the Bristol-based outfit's finest work to date (though some would argue that the dark and paranoid Mezzanine is possibly better). As this weighty vinyl reissue proves, it's lost none of its hazy, dub-propelled trip-hop charm. All-time classics such as "Unfinished Sympathy", "Safe From Harm" and "Hymn of the Big Wheel" have lost none of their soulful, mood-enhancing brilliance, while lesser celebrated cuts such as "Five Man Army" and "Lately" still sound great despite their vintage.
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No Protection (reissue) (heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: 570096 3. Rel: 02 Dec 16
  1. Protection (Radiation Ruling The Nation) (8:31)
  2. Karmacoma (Bumper Ball dub) (5:58)
  3. Three (Trinity dub) (4:20)
  4. Weather Storm (Cool Monsoon) (7:10)
  5. Sly (Eternal Feedback) (6:19)
  6. Better Things (Moving dub) (5:52)
  7. Spying Glass (I Spy) (5:16)
  8. Heat Miser (Backward Sucking) (6:12)
Review: Given Massive Attack's background, it was almost inevitable that they'd release a dub overhaul of one of their albums at one point. That time came in 1995, when British sound system legend Mad Professor - responsible for some of the greatest UK-made dub records of all time - put his distinctive twist on Protection. 21 years on, the set still sounds sublime: a radical translation that frequently bares only a passing resemblance to the Bristol band's original. It's packed with highlights, from the spaced-out, dub-house rework of "Spying Glass" ("I Spy"), to the ricocheting percussion hits and twinkling pianos of "Weather Storm (Cool Monsoon)", and creepy, delay-laden string surges of "Eternal Feedback (Sly)".
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The Spoils (limited heavyweight coloured vinyl 12")
Cat: VST 2142. Rel: 04 Nov 16
  1. The Spoils (feat Hope Sandoval) (5:39)
  2. Come Near Me (feat Ghostpoet) (4:56)
Review: Given their famously slow work rate, Massive Attack have been relatively prolific of late. This is their third 12" of the year, following the collaboration-heavy Ritual Spirit E.P (which featured, amongst others, estranged former band member Tricky), and the limited edition Dear Friend. The two tracks showcased here also feature guests. Hope Sandoval joins 3-D and Daddy G on A-side "The Spoils", adding her evocative, fragile vocals - think Liz Fraser on "Teardrop" - to the Bristolian duo's lusciously orchestrated trip-hop backing track. On the flip, things get altogether darker, as Ghostpoet narrates us through another of the pair's paranoid, late night moments. It's arguably the stronger of the two tracks, which is saying something given the overall quality on display.
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Mezzanine (CD)
Cat: WBRCD 4. Rel: 21 Apr 98
  1. Angel
  2. Risingson
  3. Teardrop
  4. Inertia Creeps
  5. Exchange
  6. Dissolved Girl
  7. Man Next Door
  8. Black Milk
  9. Mezzanine
  10. Group Four
  11. (Exchange)
 in stock $4.62
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