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Protection' was the second album by Bristol's trip-hop overlords Massive Attack. The album was released in 1994. Vocalist Shara Nelson was replaced by Everything But the Girl's Tracey Thorn. Tricky also made his last appearance with the the group going on to make his Maxinquaye album. It features the single 'Karmacoma'.
Track Listing:
1. Protection - Massive Attack (7.51)
2. Karmacoma - Massive Attack (5.16)
3. Three - Massive Attack (3.49)
4. Weather Storm - Massive Attack (5)
5. Spying Glass - Massive Attack (5.21)
6. Better Things - Massive Attack (4.13)
7. Euro Child - Massive Attack (5.11)
8. Sly - Massive Attack (5.24)
9. Heat Miser - Massive Attack (3.39)
10. Light My Fire - Massive Attack (3.15)
Year of Production: 1994
Protection’ was the second album by Bristol’s trip-hop overlords Massive Attack. The album was released in 1994. Vocalist Shara Nelson was replaced by Everything But the Girl’s Tracey Thorn. Tricky also made his last appearance with the the group going on to make his Maxinquaye album. It features the single ‘Karmacoma’.
Track Listing:
1. Protection – Massive Attack (7.51)
2. Karmacoma – Massive Attack (5.16)
3. Three – Massive Attack (3.49)
4. Weather Storm – Massive Attack (5)
5. Spying Glass – Massive Attack (5.21)
6. Better Things – Massive Attack (4.13)
7. Euro Child – Massive Attack (5.11)
8. Sly – Massive Attack (5.24)
9. Heat Miser – Massive Attack (3.39)
10. Light My Fire – Massive Attack (3.15)
Year of Production: 1994
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Protection (1994) is Massive Attacks second studio album and a defining moment in the evolution of trip-hop. Following the groundbreaking Blue Lines, the group expanded their sonic palette, blending downtempo beats, dub influences, and atmospheric electronics with soulful vocals and subtle orchestration. The title track, featuring Everything But The Girls Tracey Thorn, sets the tone intimate, hypnotic, and emotionally charged. Elsewhere, Karmacoma, Sly, and Eurochild show the groups knack for fusing mood and rhythm into a seamless whole, while Horace Andys vocals bring a ghostly reggae edge that grounds the albums dreamlike textures. Protection is less immediate than its predecessor but richer in tone and emotional scope. The production is intricate yet spacious, revealing new details with
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Protection (1994) is Massive Attacks second studio album and a defining moment in the evolution of trip-hop. Following the groundbreaking Blue Lines, the group expanded their sonic palette, blending downtempo beats, dub influences, and atmospheric electronics with soulful vocals and subtle orchestration. The title track, featuring Everything But The Girls Tracey Thorn, sets the tone intimate, hypnotic, and emotionally charged. Elsewhere, Karmacoma, Sly, and Eurochild show the groups knack for fusing mood and rhythm into a seamless whole, while Horace Andys vocals bring a ghostly reggae edge that grounds the albums dreamlike textures. Protection is less immediate than its predecessor but richer in tone and emotional scope. The production is intricate yet spacious, revealing new details with
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