Artist	Song
Portishead	Sour Times
from Dummy (1994)
Portishead	Only You
from Portishead (1997)
Portishead	Glory Box
from Dummy (1994)
Portishead	Machine Gun
from Third (2008)
Portishead	All Mine
from Portishead (1997)
Portishead	Roads
from Roseland, NYC Live (1999)
Portishead	Numb
from Dummy (1994)
Portishead	The Rip
from Third (2008)
Portishead	Humming
from Roseland, NYC Live (1999)
Portishead	Cowboys
from Portishead (1997)
Portishead	Wandering Star
from Dummy (2005)
Portishead	Mourning Air
from Portishead (1997)
Portishead	Glory Box
from Roseland, NYC Live (1999)
Portishead	Over
from Portishead (1997)
Portishead	We Carry On
from Third (2008)
Tom Jones & Portishead	Motherless Child
from Reloaded - Greatest Hits (2003)
Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man	Tom the Model
from Out of Season (2009)
Portishead	Half Day Closing
from Roseland, NYC Live (1999)
Portishead	Hunter
from Third (2008)
Portishead	Requiem for Anna
from Monsieur Gainsbourg Revisited (2006)
Portishead	Undenied
from Portishead (1997)
Depeche Mode	Walking In My Shoes (Grungy Gonads Mix Version)
from Walking In My Shoes (2004)
Depeche Mode	In Your Room
from Remixes 81-04 (2004)
Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man	Mysteries
from Out of Season (2009)
Portishead	Seven Months
from Portishead (1997)
Portishead	All Mine
from Roseland, NYC Live (1999)
Portishead	Plastic
from Third (2008)
Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man	Sand River
from Out of Season (2009)
Portishead	Only You
from Roseland, NYC Live (1999)
Portishead	Sour Times
from Roseland, NYC Live (1999)

Comment:

It's fitting that Portishead got signed on the strength of [i]To Kill a Dead Man[/i] — a '60s-inspired spy movie they shot, scored, and starred in — rather than a run-of-the-mill demo. After all, the group's always approached their albums like a black-and-white classic of Hollywood's golden age, from the stark stills that turn their record sleeves into impromptu movie posters to the music itself — the sweeping orchestral arrangements and living, breathing film noir soundtrack of [i]Roseland, NYC Live[/i], the insta-classic cuts of [i]Dummy[/i] and [i]Portishead[/i], and the completely unexpected sonic detours of [i]Third[/i], a long-delayed album that almost made us forget the ten lonely years we spent waiting — [i]hoping[/i] — for its release.

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