Top 10 Best Massive Attack Songs
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Teardrop
Maybe the greatest song of the group. Included in the House M.D. soundtrack, and it passes really well.
Why do people like Unfinished Sympathy more than Teardrop? This is the better song by a mile.
My favorite song of all time. I wonder why it isn't that famous!
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Risingson
One of my all-time favorite songs! It's a dark, cinematic masterpiece that gives me chills every time I listen to it. Definitely my favorite Massive Attack song. Amazing!
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Unfinished Sympathy
If you have emotions, if you feel deeply, if you like how the sun hits Shara Nelson's face in the video during that part where she sings the ending, then of course you're going to like this song.
But if you're cerebral (Aquarius, Gemini, Libra, Aries) or whatever, then you're not about deeply felt emotions or regret. But hey, we are who we are.
The best Massive Attack song ever. I've been listening to it for a couple of years already. Great music, and it absolutely should be number one. Teardrop is good but really overrated because of the TV series.
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Paradise Circus
Really different in comparison to their other songs. For me, it's their best song and album, together with Mezzanine.
Awesome song with great lyrics and a peaceful instrumental. Just awesomely great!
The best and darkest! This track talks to my soul.
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Angel
Stay movie... Amazing song! Hats off to Massive Attack!
Wonderful, incredible, unique. The best track they ever made. No one got anywhere near.
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Atlas Air
Really different from their other tracks. Forged with intense emotions, Atlas Air makes you feel the anguish of a war prisoner.
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Splitting the Atom
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Daydreaming
My favorite Massive Attack song by far. It still has traces of the hip-hop roots that Massive Attack came from.
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Safe from Harm
First song on Blue Lines, and when I first heard it, it totally blew me away. What a bassline. And I love 3D's rap. Massive Attack has recorded some amazing tracks, but for me, they'll never beat Safe from Harm.
This is a good song, in my opinion.
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Inertia Creeps
When I think about a song representing the 90s sound, I always turn my view to this one. It should be the first one on the top ten list.
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The Spoils
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Eurochild
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Dissolved Girl
This song is true trip-hop at its greatest! You feel the beat, you feel the guitar, you feel the music! This is how a person feels before they explode, in any sense possible.
Should definitely be higher on this list! I have The Matrix to thank for introducing me to this song!
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Karmacoma
Should be among the top ten at least!
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Special Cases
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Protection
One of the best ones. It is pretty decent but with calming lyrics to read.
What? This song must be in the top five at least!
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Man Next Door
I reckon this one should be higher. It has a great rhythm and an interesting theme. Hymn of the Big Wheel should be on here somewhere.
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Black Milk
This should be higher! Absolutely incredible song!
The vocals give me chills. This song is amazing!
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Live with Me
One of the strongest vocal performances on any of their songs, and the instrumentation creates a perfect, sorrowful atmosphere. Their most moving track, in my opinion.
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Mezzanine
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Group Four
The forgotten masterpiece of Mezzanine. If you don't believe me, believe Massive Attack. Whenever they play Group Four live, it's the last song of the night.
One of the most amazing songs to exist. The eeriness of the song carries all the way through and leaves me speechless.
Amazing composition from beginning to end.
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Butterfly Caught
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Five Man Army
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What Your Soul Sings
This song is highly underrated. It's one of their best tracks, full of slick beats with an emotional melody in the voice. It's very smooth and relaxing but full of sentiment.
Why is this song so overlooked? It's beautiful and uplifting.
Uplifting song, so rare and beautiful.
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Everywhen
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Blue Lines
Blue Lines is Massive Attack! This song really pushed the envelope for me and got me into the band. When I first heard it, I didn't understand what I was hearing but was completely addicted and could not get enough. Blue Lines introduced me to the whole trip-hop genre and is my favorite Massive Attack song.
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Antistar