Massive Attack - Protection |
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Tracklisting:
| 1 | Protection (7:52) | |
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Vocals -
Tracey Thorn
Written-By - Vowles* , Marshall* , Del Naja* , Thorn* |
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| 2 | Karmacoma (5:18) | |
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Vocals -
3D
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Tricky
Written-By - Vowles* , Locke* , Marshall* , Del Naja* , Norfolk* , Tricky |
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| 3 | Three (3:49) | |
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Vocals -
Nicolette
Written-By - Vowles* , Marshall* , Hooper* , Suwoton* , Del Naja* |
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| 4 | Weather Storm (5:00) | |
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Piano -
Craig Armstrong
Written-By - Vowles* , Murray* , Napoleon* , Craig Armstrong , Harmon* , Marshall* , Lloyd* , Hooper* , Del Naja* |
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| 5 | Spying Glass (5:23) | |
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Vocals -
Horace Andy
Written-By - Vowles* , Marshall* , Andy* , Hooper* , Del Naja* |
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| 6 | Better Things (4:21) | |
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Guitar -
Chester Kamen
Vocals - Tracey Thorn Written-By - Vowles* , Thorn, Watt* , Marshall* , Brown* , Del Naja* |
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| 7 | Eurochild (5:07) | |
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Vocals -
3D
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Tricky
Written-By - Vowles* , Locke* , Marshall* , Del Naja* , Norfolk* , Tricky |
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| 8 | Sly (5:27) | |
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Arranged By, Conductor -
Craig Armstrong
Other [Fixer] - Isobelle Griffiths Vocals - Nicolette Written-By - Vowles* , Marshall* , Hooper* , Suwoton* , Del Naja* , Goldman* |
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| 9 | Heat Miser (3:41) | |
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Drums -
Rob Merril
Piano - Craig Armstrong Written-By - Vowles* , Marshall* , De Vries* , Hooper* , Del Naja* |
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| 10 | Light My Fire (Live) (3:15) | |
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Vocals -
Daddy G
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Horace Andy
Written-By - Doors, The |
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Kybosh, Apr 15, 2006 When the bassline and kick drum start off in Protection, I get the hairs on the back of my neck standing up. Tracey Thorn has never sounded better than on that track, its an absolute, certified masterpiece in my opinion, and Ive got effing high standards!!!!
I love this album ,its one of those albums that EVERYONE who considers themselves "into" music should own...I hate that phrase, but its a fact, this album is that good. Its like medicine, hear it and it heals you, its music for the soul going beyond background chatter to fill a room at a dinner party, this draws you in like a drug.
The incredible thing is that IMO Massive Attck made numerous other great albums in Blue Lines and Mezzanine which whilst not being as great as this in my opinion are truly brilliant albums in their own right. What a talented group of musicians, what a shame that the trio have broken up and seem beyond reconcilliation.
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