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100th Window - CD

Name: CD Massive Attack: 100th Window
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Massive Attack

Downtempo | Trip Hop | Illbient | Ambient Pop | Ambient Dub | Glitch Pop

2003

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CD Massive Attack: 100th Window

Virgin 25. June 2021 Europe

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Many were eagerly awaiting MASSIVE ATTACK to finally complete their fourth studio album. It's called "100th Window", a reference to the book "Dictionary Of Now" by Charles Jennings and Lori Fener, which deals in the broadest sense with the transparency and controllability of the individual that can come about through computers. The album, which ...

More ID: 127 EAN: 0724358123920 Discogs ID: 101513

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Title	100th Window
Artist	Massive Attack
Format	CD
Labels	Virgin
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	25. June 2021
First released	2003
Weight	85 g
EAN	0724358123920
Product ID	127
Discogs ID	101513
Discogs reviews	4.03

Massive Attack: 100th Window version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Virgin on 25. June 2021.

Many were eagerly awaiting MASSIVE ATTACK to finally complete their fourth studio album. It's called "100th Window", a reference to the book "Dictionary Of Now" by Charles Jennings and Lori Fener, which deals in the broadest sense with the transparency and controllability of the individual that can come about through computers. The album, which many are already hailing as a new masterpiece from this standard-setting band, opens up a little more with each listen - as do the other three successful albums. The excellent sales of the previous albums have shown that this is no barrier to commerciality. They contained just as few classic singles and easy-to-consume pop music, yet each sold well over 300,000 units, as in the case of the last album "Mezzanine". The new album was written almost entirely by 3D, who also produced it with longtime MASSIVE collaborator Neil Davidge. The album features two guest musicians - almost band member Horace Andy and Sinead O'Connor, who also lent her voice to the first single "Special Cases". This single is supported by a great and innovative video as always. Extensive live shows are also planned for 2003 - first in two cities in smaller venues, then at festivals and finally again on a larger scale in more cities. "100th Window" features nine songs with a total playing time of over an hour. The ninth track is followed by an untitled instrumental loop (no "hidden track"), which 3D describes as "a 13-minute long bass line that you can dine to / sleep at the wheel / or fuck your brains out to".

Album spans genres Downtempo, Trip Hop, Illbient, Ambient Pop, Ambient Dub and Glitch Pop.

1	Future Proof	5:40 min
2	What Your Soul Sings	6:40 min
	Written-By [Co-written With] Sinéad O'Connor
3	Everywhen	7:39 min
4	Special Cases	5:11 min
	Written-By [Co-written With] Sinéad O'Connor
5	Butterfly Caught	7:36 min
6	A Prayer For England	5:47 min
	Written-By [Co-written With] Sinéad O'Connor
7	Small Time Shot Away	7:59 min
	Backing Vocals [BVS] 2D (3)
8	Name Taken	7:50 min
9.1	Antistar	8:17 min
9.2	(Silence)	0:30 min
9.3	Untitled	10:46 min