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artist : Massive Attack
album : Light My Fire (Bootleg)
year : 1996
genre : Trip-Hop
label : Megaphone
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ripper : Copychat
rls-date : 11-19-2000
encoder : Fhg Radium MP3 codec v1.263
quality : 192k/44100
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01 safe from harm 9:57
02 charma koma 5:27
03 one love 5:11
04 daydreaming 5:50
05 spy glass 7:31
06 euro 96 4:57
07 hymn the big wheel 6:44
08 light my fire (doors) 4:06
09 heatmizer 4:32
10 euro-child 6:20
10 tracks (01h 00m 35s)
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The pioneering force behind the rise of trip-hop, Massive Attack
was among the most innovative and influential groups of their generation;
their hypnotic sound a darkly sensual and cinematic fusion of hip-hop
rhythms, soulful melodies, dub grooves and choice samples set the pace
for much of the dance music to emerge throughout the 1990s.
Their history dates back to 1983 and the formation of the Wild Bunch, one
of the earliest and most successful sound system/DJ collectives to arrive
on the U.K. music scene.
When the Wild Bunch folded during the mid-1980s, two of its members
"Mushroom" Vowles and "Daddy G" Marshall teamed with local grafitti
artist 3D (born Robert Del Naja) to form Massive Attack in 1987.
The group's first single, "Daydreaming," appeared in 1990; it featured
the sultry vocals of singer Shara Nelson and raps by Tricky, another
onetime Wild Bunch collaborator. The classic "Unfinished Sympathy"
followed, as did another compelling effort, "Safe from Harm."
Finally, in 1991 Massive Attack issued their debut LP, Blue Lines;
while by no means a huge commercial success, the record was met with
major critical praise, and was dubbed an instant classic in many quarters.
After a three-year layoff, Massive Attack resurfaced with Protection;
again working with Hooper and Tricky, they also brought into the fold
vocalist Nicolette, as well as Everything But the Girl's Tracey Thorn.
Three singles "Karmacoma," "Sly" and the title track were released from
the LP, which was also remixed in its entirety by the Mad Professor and
issued as No Protection.
To promote their appearance at the annual Glastonbury music festival,
the group issued a new EP, Risingson, during the summer of 1997.
The third full-length Massive Attack effort, Mezzanine, appeared in mid-1998;
in addition to reggae singer Horace Andy, making his third consecutive
LP appearance with the group, vocal chores were handled by
the Cocteau Twins' Elizabeth Fraser and newcomer Sara Jay.
This is a recording of Massive Attack's apperance on the green stage
at the Roskilde festival in Denmark on june the 28th 1996. Enjoy!
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