Massive Attack - Mezzanine |
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Tracklisting:
| 1 | Angel (6:20) | |
| Written-By - Vowles* , Marshall* , Hinds* , Del Naja* | ||
| 2 | Risingson (4:58) | |
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Written-By -
Vowles*
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Marshall*
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Del Naja*
Written-by [Sample] - Reed* , Seeger* |
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| 3 | Teardrop (5:30) | |
| Written-By - Vowles* , Fraser* , Marshall* , Del Naja* | ||
| 4 | Inertia Creeps (5:56) | |
| Written-By - Vowles* , Marshall* , Del Naja* | ||
| 5 | Exchange (4:11) | |
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Written-By -
Vowles*
,
Marshall*
,
Del Naja*
Written-by [Sample] - Hilliard* , Garson* |
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| 6 | Dissolved Girl (6:06) | |
| Written-By - Vowles* , Marshall* , Schwartz* , Del Naja* , Jay* | ||
| 7 | Man Next Door (5:56) | |
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Written-By -
Holt*
Written-by [Sample] - Tolhurst* , Dempsey* , Smith* |
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| 8 | Black Milk (6:21) | |
| Written-By - Vowles* , Fraser* , Marshall* , Del Naja* | ||
| 9 | Mezzanine (5:56) | |
| Written-By - Vowles* , Marshall* , Del Naja* | ||
| 10 | Group Four (8:12) | |
| Written-By - Vowles* , Fraser* , Marshall* , Del Naja* | ||
| 11 | (Exchange) (4:10) | |
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Written-By -
Vowles*
,
Marshall*
,
Hinds*
,
Del Naja*
Written-by [Sample] - Hilliard* , Garson* |
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barticle, Sep 01, 2003 Perhaps its just that I like things Im more familiar with but I always seem to prefer the earlier work of any given artist. One of very few exceptions to this rule is this, Massive Attacks third album. Sure, there are loads of classic tracks on its predecessors, Blue Lines and Protection, but to my mind these LPs cant compete with the superbly moody atmosphere that pervades Mezzanine. Big brooding basslines, heavy dub percussion, thrashy guitar and impassioned vocals are all fused here to very great effect. The groups next album, 100th Window, is good and treads similar territory but ultimately comes across as a watered-down and less powerful version of this masterpiece.Was the above review useful to you? (report)