Massive Attack, Blue Lines - 1h 13m 43s

Tracks & Durations

1. Safe from harm	5:18
2. One love	4:48
3. Blue lines	4:21
4. Be thankful for what you've got	4:09
5. Five man army	6:04
6. Unfinished sympathy	5:08
7. Daydreaming	4:14
8. Lately	4:26
9. Hymn of the big wheel	6:37
10. Safe from harm [Perfecto Mix]	8:14
11. Be thankful for what you've got [Perfecto Mix]	6:17
12. Unfinished sympathy (Paul Oakenfold Remix)	5:20
13. Daydreaming [Blacksmith Remix]	5:22
14. Safe from harm [Just a Groove Dub]	3:17

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Review

The influence of Bristol, U.K.'s Massive crew on bringing trippy beats to the foreground is immeasurable. Not only were they the early test ground for other alterna-hop stars (ex-clansman Tricky, former songstresses Nicolette and Martina, and the lesser known productionists Smith & Mighty), they've spread their influence to everyone from fellow Bristol residents Portishead to Björk. Blue Lines is Massive's debut record and is the second musical union of Bristol's renowned collective, Wildbunch. The emotional purging and beat-driven orchestral movement of "Unfinished Sympathy" was among the first signs of life in contemporary English trip-hop culture. Other masterpieces, like "Daydreaming," which features Shara Nelson, Tricky, and other friends on the mic, throb with deep, dubby beats and soulful ambiance. Blue Lines marks the beginning of a musical legacy that is ever expanding. --Daniel ShumateImport only vinyl pressing of their 1991 debut album available at a great price.

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