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Listening to it now for the first time. Has anyone heard it yet?

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Only heard one song and not really impressed. Then again Massive Attack's records do grow on me slowly.

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Hibster, are you going to any of the Massive shows at Brixton?

I've got tickets for the Wednesday I think.

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not booked any tickets yet, will have a check in the ol diary - if do will try get same day.

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re the album - the bonus track is a waste of space, but stand out so far is track 9 to me

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Well, just bought 100th Window today (love the cover) and there is no bonus track on the US version (why does that come as no surprise? :rolleyes: ).

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you havent missed out. its after the ninth song but its just a few beats (5 or 6) repeated for about half an hour. bor-ring! in fact - probably makes the album better not having it!

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Less impressive than past ones, but very good to me.

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Originally posted by hibster you havent missed out.its after the ninth song but its just a few beats (5 or 6) repeated for about half an hour.bor-ring!in fact - probably makes the album better not having it!

Check that, it is on the disc; it starts about 30 seconds or so after the end of Antistar, and I'd shut the player down before at what I thought was the end of that song. Bor-ring is right indeed!

I'm not as taken with this one as I was with the first, or Mezzanine, but I suspect this one will grow with me. Really like the Sinead songs, reminds me of the song she did with Bomb The Bass for some reason.

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I agree; it does get better after listening a few times. I was a bit worried about the Sinead O'Connor contributions at first, but her voice fits in really well with the music. I also noticed that the album works very well with headphones on at high volume.

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I really like it. It doesn't do more than it needs. It's steady and infectious, two of the things I like about Massive Attack.

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