What do we think of massive attack?
What do we think of massive attack?
Jace Sanders
Ayden Price
8/10
Brayden Myers
soycore
Anthony Collins
Trip-hop was an incredible genre with production way ahead of its time.
One of the best if not the best groups within the genre anyone who hasn't listened to Mezzanine is doing themselves a massive disservice, my personal fav album.
Elijah Mitchell
Trip hop is such a terrible name for the genre. It makes it sound like it should have rap.
Asher Ramirez
hard to imagine this album ever sounding dated
trip hop in general is pretty cozy
Isaiah Cook
>hard to imagine this album ever sounding dated
pretty much
it's earned classic status
William Taylor
Agreed
Jackson Rodriguez
What should it be called then?
Christian Hill
massive attack-core
Justin Cruz
Moody millennium music
Xavier Bennett
Why are massive attack so overrated?
Landon Russell
Mezzanine is wonderful
Fav track: Group four
Least: Inertia Creeps
Jack Powell
Angel, Mezzanine, Group Four are fucking amazing. I absolutely adore this whole album but the other Massive Attack stuff doesn't quite get to me.
Thomas Howard
I listened to prey for rain on youtube through random clicking, digging the fuck out of it. Which album sounds most like that?
Josiah Ross
You can't deny that unfinished sympathy is great though
Christian Clark
How do they sound so contemporary even twenty years later?
Samuel Scott
heligoland
Nolan Harris
it started out as british rap actually
Luke Barnes
I thought that was grime
Jonathan Ward
>Americans make terrible gangster shit
>Bongs try to copy them and end up making amazing timeless electronic music
Weird really.
Weird
Michael Robinson
Downtempo for sluts
Grayson Green
Back when it came out it was called Downtempo
Brandon Williams
and heligoland was pretty damn good, although it wasn't as cohesive as mezzanine
Andrew Richardson
well it frequently does ...
Blake Bennett
Really good. Had a few Chinese beers with Daddy G in a wetherspoons once, guys a fucking giant.
Mason Brooks
Not my personal favourite trip hop act/album but I have no qualms with it being the most celebrated as it is excellent and within the top tier of the genre.
Isaiah Bailey
It's from Heligoland.
Also listen to 'Girl I love you' from the same album. (That bass )
Noah Brooks
They're really good, but they're not the best. I think Dummy had better production for the most part if we're comparing mainstream records.
Daniel Walker
ok
Daniel Bailey
Blue Lines? At least you can hear the jazz elements of what made trip-hop present in there.
Jose Wilson
I like their evolution desu. G and 3D both said doing the same thing each album would have killed the band. Its why Mushroom left, he wanted to stick to the same formula.
I love how theres so much variety in a MA Album, they always turn me on to new artists with their collabs, most recent being Ghostpoet
Zachary Wright
Ah yes, Massive Attack is my favorite band