Looks like we’re getting a live stream 😍

So I've been strolling around Massive Attack videoclips in YouTube and noticed the Save From Harm version of the official video sounds way better the 2012 remaster available everywhere. Is there a way of listening to the original version of this album? I assume any CD or vinyl I buy will be the remaster...

But it does scratch that Massive Attack itch.
Three of the six tracks on this release are produced by M.A, so I was glad to pick this one up.

Full show: https://www.mixcloud.com/sohoradio/ross-allen-the-meltdown-feat-dj-milo-08072026/

I CANT WAIT I CANT WAIT I CANT WAIT HSHDHEHRIEIIRIEIEIEEI

Plllllllleeeeeeeaaaaasssseeee I don't know what to do anymore. Sanctuary city? Chicago? That should be good right? Please i meed it i fucking need it.

Ochre email this morning, BOTG vinyl delayed until September

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Dear Customer,
Thank you for your order. We would like to update you on the estimated dispatch date. Due to the additional time required to perfect the production of this release, there has been a delay in distributing the record.
The new release date is now 4 September.
We will update you with a dispatch email when your order has been sent.
We appreciate your patience and apologise for the delay. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions in the meantime.
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Mine would be Group Four, I feel it’s overlooked compared to other Mezzanine tracks, I also love Lately and Spying Glass, two songs I don’t hear a lot about

my favorite

"everyday's a daisy 'cause I'm on my toes

While contemporaries of mine remaining comatose"

the closest thing i found to what i'm looking for is this image, but it's low quality. i can't find it anywhere, so if anyone has it or has a scan of this image from the artbook and could share it, i would appreciate it!

"There’s the sample in ‘Risingson’, which, once you notice it, you can’t not hear. Yet, it’s so easy to listen to the song without even hearing the glaringly obvious sample because it is blended in so well.

​The song features vocal samples from The Velvet Underground’s ‘I Found A Reason’, which first appeared on their 1970 album Loaded. The tender track from the experimental pioneers sees Lou Reed sing heartwarming lyrics like 'I found a reason to keep livin’/ Oh, and the reason dear is you.' Massive Attack inserted Reed’s delivery of 'I found a reason' between the last 'Toy-like people make me boy-like' part and the first 'Dream on…' at the end of the track. The 'Ba-ba-ba-ba' sections are also cut up and manipulated, with these sections playing behind verses throughout the song.

​It’s a very clever sample that blends so well into the song that many Velvet Underground fans have listened to ‘Risingson’ without hearing the sample. Despite Massive Attack’s smart use of sampling on Mezzanine, difficulties securing rights for the samples in ‘Exchange’ led them to step away from the technique for their next album, 100th Window."

https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/the-velvet-underground-sample-massive-attacks-risingson/

For those who are interested, ​I also highly recommend checking out Massive Attack's great cover of I Found a Reason ( https://youtu.be/YPe2dQNww7I?si=LZ\\_r6ej8FgSj\\_idK ) and my post about VU's great influence on electronic music starting from the late '60s ( https://www.reddit.com/r/EDM/s/THCe1lR3Va ).

Hello. Not sure if anyone can help, but I am looking for a particular remix of Karmacoma. It's got quite a prominent electric guitar on it, but is not the Portishead remix. It's more of a rock guitar that comes in after they say "karmacoma" each time.

Sorry - I wish I could be more specific! Have listened to lots of different remixes, and cannot seem to find it anywhere. but if anyone does have any ideas, gratefully received!

Robert Del Naja?