Artist	Song
Massive Attack	Teardrop
from Mezzanine (1998)
Massive Attack	Angel
from Mezzanine (1998)
Massive Attack	Unfinished Sympathy
from Blue Lines (1991)
Massive Attack	Dissolved Girl
from Mezzanine (1998)
Massive Attack	Safe from Harm
from Blue Lines (1991)
Massive Attack	Inertia Creeps
from Mezzanine (1998)
Massive Attack	Paradise Circus
from Heligoland (2010)
Massive Attack	Hymn of the Big Wheel
from Blue Lines (1991)
Massive Attack	Be Thankful for What You've Got
from Blue Lines (1991)
Massive Attack	What Your Soul Sings
from 100th Window (2003)
Massive Attack	Black Milk
from Mezzanine (1998)
Massive Attack	Karmacoma
from Protection (1995)
Massive Attack	Risingson
from Mezzanine (1998)
Massive Attack	Daydreaming
from Blue Lines (1991)
Massive Attack	Girl I Love You
from Heligoland (2010)
Massive Attack	Heat Miser
from Protection (1995)
Massive Attack	A Prayer for England
from 100th Window (2003)
Massive Attack	Weather Storm
from Protection (1995)
Massive Attack	Future Proof
from 100th Window (2003)
Massive Attack	Moving Dub (Better Things)
from No Protection (2004)
Massive Attack	Splitting the Atom
from Heligoland (2010)
Massive Attack	One Thought At a Time
from Danny the Dog (2004)
Massive Attack	Sly
from Protection (1995)
Massive Attack	I Am Home
from Unleashed (2005)
Massive Attack	Man Next Door
from Mezzanine (1998)
Massive Attack	Blue Lines
from Blue Lines (1991)
Massive Attack	Trinity Dub (Three)
from No Protection (2004)
Massive Attack & Grantley Marshall	Butterfly Caught
from Collected (2006)
Massive Attack	Live With Me (Radio Edit)
from Live With Me - Single (2006)
Massive Attack	Bonus Track: Thea - Baby Boy
from Unleashed (2005)

Comment:

Ask any critic or song-quoting record collector: Massive Attack’s Blue Lines platter changed everything about electronic music in the early ’90s, hammering home the hazy trip-hop template of eerie soul singers, speaker-rattling dub, bloodletting R&B, and enough hip-hop influences to remind us of the group’s sound-system beginnings in the Wild Bunch. Several decades and universally acclaimed albums later, Massive Attack are still as widescreen as sample-driven music gets, whether that means celebrating the classic vapor-trail vocals of Horace Andy (“Angel,” “Girl I Love You,” “Hymn of the Big Wheel”); sampling the KLF and spotlighting the slow-burn vocals of Tricky (“Karmacoma”); or tossing dust-caked drums (“Black Milk”) and haunted harpsichords (“Teardrop”) at a Cocteau Twin. Come to think of it, this entire mood-manipulating set should come with a free tub of popcorn — it's that big-screen-ready.

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