first time hearing | Massive - Attack Teardrop | Reaction!!

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[Finny]

I’m British, turned 50 last year . Massive attack are burnt in to my DNA 🧬, one of the best British bands of the last 35 years . 🙏 🫡 🇬🇧.

[tommj]

The entire Mezzanine album is amazing, nothing quite like it. Massive Attack is great

[Obi-J]

First Portishead and now Massive Attack! You have yourself a new subscriber.

[AishaIsFabulous-x-]

First Portishead, and now Massive Attack... you're tapped straight into my teenage years. Hats off to you, good Sir!
Love from the UK 💜 🇬🇧 -x-

[sierradelta]

I'm a huge Cocteau Twins fan, ditto Massive Attack, but it just now hit me that Liz Fraser is singing here. Such a lush voice.

[xedski]

Massive Attack, Portishead, and Tricky: how great it was to experience something unique after the 1980s. Great music of the '70s, then mainly an abomination of the '80s, and such rare miracles later. Hearing all of them live. Yes, I am that old, but it was great luck experiencing great music (including apex of the jazz) - you can hardly find comparable today.

[randalorian]

Safe From Harm! The way the live drums come in, and the bass line! Fire!

[jackrussell]

I first heard this song in Colorado. I'm from Detroit, but I was traveling a bit. A friend from Vienna told me to save this song for when I was climbing a mountain and had a great view, so I did just that. I found a vantage point, smoked a joint, and put this song on and it created one of the greatest moments of my life. I've never felt more free before or since.

[DefinitelyNotBender]

Starting off the New Year with some Massive Attack? Nice. I've ended many years with this song.

[WalterSobchak]

Polo, the vocalist (Liz Fraser) on this track was in another band called Cocteau Twins. Have a listen, they were very different and unique

[dannjp]

Can’t honestly say how many times I’ve come in from a hard nights raving, got home, sparked up and chilled out to this. Legendary recording…❤❤❤

[ThreeCatsFarm]

The video for this was amazing in the day (still is!). The foetus singing the lyrics is a subtle but amazing touch. Beautiful song.

[missmagillicutty]

Liz Fraser had written this song before her dear friend and former lover Jeff Buckley’s sudden death. She went in to record the song the day after his passing with letters and photos, images of him, memories in front of her wheel singing. So beautiful ❤

[AbsoluteApril]

Such a beautiful song, glad you checked it out!

[MediumoftheLightTarot]

Imagine if you will, being at a club with this song in the background while you enjoy a drink with your besties. Memories

[jasonalbaum]

So stoic while listening but every once and a while you fight back a smile. Charming. Keep up the good work

[nicholassimon]

The marriage of the music and the video, where the beat is reminiscent of a heartbeat (what a foetus hears in the womb) is genius.

[the_katman]

Massive Attack are so good at this kind of thing, where they take some angelic, ethereal melody or vocal delivery and lay it over a music track that feels very dark and ominous. Leaves you feeling both euphoric and uneasy.

[BrentHayslett]

Driving at night, light rain, downtown lights reflecting off the asphalt, and this song

[djmull]

Elizabeth Fraser of the Cocteau Twins Vocals, she's amazing worth listening to her.