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Exclusive Satisfaction Rating: 90% Based on 390 reviews.
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Search eBay for this item. Release Date: May 12, 1998
Publication Date: 1998
Artist: Massive Attack
Package Dimensions (in inches): 0.39 x 5.59 x 4.65
Package Weight: 0.22 pounds
Other Details
Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0724384559922
Label: Virgin Records Us
Manufacturer: Virgin Records Us
MPN: 45599
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Virgin Records Us
Studio: Virgin Records Us
UPC: 724384559922
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Editorial/Description:Amazon.com essential recording: The third full-length release from Massive Attack is a taste of the future of pop music--a future where precisely engineered events can be seamlessly partnered with the subtle complexities of a human voice. Since their first album, Blue Lines, they've been making similar magic happen with any one of several guest vocalists, but nothing like the way it happens on Mezzanine. This time they take the union further, moving it into a darker space in which the individual elements become less discernable. Guest vocalists are Sara Jay, Horace Andy (who also appeared on their debut), and Elizabeth Fraser (of Cocteau Twins), whose amazingly articulate and distinctive voice works so very well with the music of Massive Attack. --Paul Clark
Tracks:Disc: 1
1. Angel - Massive Attack, DelNaja, Robert "3-
2. Risingson - Massive Attack, DelNaja
3. Teardrop - Massive Attack, DelNaja, Robert "3-
4. Inertia Creeps - Massive Attack, DelNaja
5. Exchange - Massive Attack, Hillard, Bob
6. Dissolved Girl - Massive Attack, DelNaja
7. Man Next Door - Massive Attack, Holt, John
8. Black Milk - Massive Attack, DelNaja
9. Mezzanine - Massive Attack, DelNaja, Robert "3-
10. Group Four - Massive Attack, DelNaja
11. (Exchange) - Massive Attack, Hilliard, Bob
Customer Reviews:
A MUST HAVE CD!!!
December 26, 2008
I tripped up on this CD by accident. I was surfing the this website for cd's and I found it..it was a blast to here the theme song from 'House' on there, track #3'Teardrop'..as I sampled the songs the other tracks..I knew it was "A Must Have CD"...I bumped this Cd non-stop for about 2weeks straight!...You'll love it if you dig this type of sound.
Seriously, give 100th Window another try, fans
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September 26, 2008
WHOA. Did I read that somebody skips-over "Inertia Creeps (#4)??"
Wow. That's pretty crazy, given that "Inertia Creeps" is one of the dopest songs on Mezzanine. It's like being in a knock-down-drag-out fist-fight in slow motion. What's not to like about that?
AND people down-grading "Black Milk?" What are you guys thinking?
#7 "Man Next Door" is my least likeable, but overall this album is epic as far as 90's music goes. Well yeah, it's pretty epic overall.
And seriously, give 100th Window more of a try. Songs like "Future Proof" and "Special Cases" are vintage Massive Attack. Period.
A top-10 album
June 5, 2008
The first four tracks on Mezzanine are masterpieces, probably the apotheosis of Trip-Hop. Dark, dreamlike, beautiful, stunningly sculpted -- one senses the hundreds, even thousands of studio manhours that went into each song. The rest of the album is brilliant as well, though the "comedown" tracks #5 & #11 might be skipped on repeat listenings. Tracks #6-10 continue the greatness in different directions -- sometimes sly and funny, sometimes crunching rock. Each song has an arc, which takes multiple listenings to understand. This might be sounds repeated at the beginning that are layered upon, then layered upon again, until the whole things unwinds and you are left with the same sounds (the heavy thudding beat in "Angel," the looped feedback in "Dissolved Girl") in a new context. Songs unfold like dreams, with images and bits of narrative fading in and out. Be sure to listen to this on a good stereo; Mezzanine uses the entire audio spectrum, including some very deep bass. (E.g., at 1'30" into "Angel," you should be alarmed at how the stygian bass is getting even louder...right before the "door-ajar" car sound which is the tolling bell of doom.) This might be the most tightly controlled album I have heard. Brilliant stuff.
I had to warm up to it...
May 8, 2008
I have to admit I really hated most of the other songs, outside of Tear Drop and Angel, when I first listened in the car on a long road trip, but on the way back to my city, they got in. This is one of my favorite CD's ever. I have them on rotation on my iPod, on burned CD's in my car, on my work computer, my brother's xBox. You do have to be in a certain mood to thoroughly enjoy Mezzanine, but if you are you're gonna love it, not to mention is perfect for a late night with you special person, oh my goodness "Angel." This album is just about perfect.
Nice low bass
May 6, 2008
Didn't know this group from Adam. Bought it for just the low bass to test out my speakers and new subwoofer. Has some catchy tunes, not a bad CD.
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