Massive Attack - 100th Window album flac

100th Window is the fourth studio album by English electronic music group Massive Attack, released on 10 February 2003 by Virgin Records. Of the group's original core line-up, the album only features Robert Del Naja; Andrew Vowles departed shortly after the release of the group's previous album Mezzanine (1998), and Grant Marshall refused to participate in the making of the record.

Released February 10, 2003. 5 Seconds of Summer Breaks Down "Youngblood". 6ix9ine, DMX And The History Of Yelling In Hip-Hop. 5 Seconds of Summer Breaks Down "Valentine". Joji Reacts To Classic Pop Hits (Britney Spears, Boyz II Men, Rick Astley). Interpol Breaks Down "The Rover". The first song on 100th Window is from the point of view of a drug mule/trafficker at an airport. 2. What Your Soul Sings (Ft. Sinéad O'Connor) Lyrics.

Not Massive Attack's best album, but 100TH WINDOW is still an album of impressive beauty and menace. Sinead O'Connor takes the role of chanteuse du jour, and her fragile voice accompanies the lonesome guitar and wistful harp chords on "What Your Soul Sings" with startling fragility. Later, on Special Cases, she makes her whisper into more of a growl. Frequent collaborator Horace Andy also lends his vocals: on Everywhen, he adds a grace note amongst the dub effects. He also works well with faster tempo, as on Name Taken.

Massive Attack 100th Window UK CD album. With dark shades of dub and songs that stretch with patient grace, 100th Window finds trip-hop legends Massive Attack seeping through your speakers with the same eerie intensity they mined on 1998's revelatory Mezzanine. The burden of high expectations has been a constant for this band since they released the classic Blue Lines in 1991.

On the evidence of 100th Window, their fifth album, Massive Attack have escaped its shadow by becoming a completely different band. The James Last Orchestra have made recordings of polka medleys that have more in common with Blue Lines than 100th Window does. Every recognisable element of their debut has been stripped away: the breakbeats, scratches and funk samples are replaced by softly bleeping electronics, spectral guitar figures and clattering drum machines.

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Band Name Massive Attack. Album Name 100th Window. Released date February 2003. Labels Virgin Records EMI Records Circa Records. Music StyleElectronic Rock. Members owning this album29.