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Label: Wild Bunch Records Catalog#: WBRLP 1 Format: Vinyl, LP Country: UK Released: 1991 Genre: Electronic Style: Downtempo, Dub, Trip Hop Credits: Producer - Jonny Dollar Notes: All tracks produced by Johnny Dollar and Massive Attack A1 written by G. Marshall / A. Vowles / R. Del Naja / W. Cobham A2 written by G. Marshall / A. Vowles / H. Andy / C.J. Williams A3 written by G. Marshall / A. Vowles / R. Del Naja / A. Thaws A4 written by W. de Vaughn A5 written by G. Marshall / A. Vowles / R. Del Naja / A. Thaws / C.J. Williams B1 written by G. Marshall / A. Vowles / R. Del Naja / J. Sharp / S. Nelson B2 written by G. Marshall / A. Vowles / R. Del Naja / A. Thaws / W. Badarou B3 written by G. Marshall / A. Vowles / R. Del Naja / S. Nelson / G. Redmond / I. Brownlee / J. Simon / F.E. Simon B4 written by G. Marshall / A. Vowles / R. Del Naja / N. Cherry / H. Andy Blame: Judy Art and Design: 3d-del Naja and Michael Nash Back cover photo: Jean Baptiste-Mondino Single faces: Eddie Monsoon The group were forced to change their name due to the outbreak of the Gulf War in 1991. They were briefly known as "Massive", and that's the name which is on the cover of this LP. "Be Thankful For What You've Got" is a cover of the William DeVaughn song of the same name. On track A1 "Safe from Harm", Massive Attack samples a Billy Cobham song released in 1973: "Stratus" from the album "Spectrum" on Atlantic. Rating:   4.7/5 (149 votes) Rate It Submitted by: Haze 16 for sale in the Discogs Marketplace

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rev.robert, Nov 05, 2002

in my eyes, another genre defining moment of '91. as the deep bass line from "safe from harm" begins the song, and the song is juggled from turntable to turntable, this was something totally different. a very unique album that sparked a new collective of dj's and musicians and how they worked.

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