*FIRST TIME* 🎵 Portishead - Roads REACTION

This is our first time listening to Portishead. Roads is not exactly what we were thinking it would be lol.

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[brettrigby]

Portishead is a fucking gem. Not many people talk about them anymore but they are legendary to me.

[ribbo]

Portishead - Dummy - one of the best standalone albums of the '90's.

[beriandavies]

I'm being biased here, but the whole album, Dummy, is a mood. A work of art, a masterpiece. Trip Hop at it's finest. I find singer Beth Gibbons' voice intoxicating, it takes me places. Dummy is one of my all time favourite albums.
They're a Bristol based band, in the South West of England. Portishead is a coastal town.
I'm glad you liked it, or it seems like you did. Thanks for posting this 💜

[po]

Portishead along with Massive Attack are the undisputed kings and queens of the Trip Hop genre, highly recommend checking out the following tracks. For Portishead, "Glory Box" live from Roseland NYC, "Humming" and "Western Eyes" as for Massive Attack "Dissolved Girl", "Black Milk" and "Group Four". Both albums, Portishead's Dummy and Massive Attack's Mezzanine are considered by many to be in the top 100 albums of all time, so while they haven't known huge commercial success, those in the know and those inside the music industry these 2 groups are legend.

[Bashprint]

Portishead - Sour Times is a unique listen as well. Her voice is like silk.

[throwabrick]

This is what you would call a "Torch Song". A singer in the spotlight, crying her heart out into a microphone.

Portishead's first album "Dummy" is the best make-out album. Front to back, one of the best pieces of work ever.

[ffjsb]

That whole album is awesome. Still listen to it after all these years. Sour Times was one of their biggest hits in the US.

[mercurymachines]

This is from a very special time in British music history. All the memories come flooding back every time I her this song. The whole show is incredible.

[Cadinho]

You guys should react to…

Portishead - Glory Box

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[johncondon]

Trip hop is so so so good.
Massive Attack is a group you should get into for sure, and always MORE Beth and Portishead

[ptcomp]

I love her voice, her style of singing. She doesn't try to dazzle you, she seduces you...😎

[SterlingJergens]

Portishead Roseland NYC is one of the greatest live albums of all time. The studio versions of the songs are amazing but this live set is a whole different level.

[BalbazaktheGreat]

We need more great female vocalists on this channel: check out anything by Bjork, PJ Harvey, or Fiona Apple.

[Damiana_Dimock]

Genre is Trip-Hop and it is epitomized by artists like Portishead, Tricky, UNKLE, Wax Tailor, Bonobo, Sneaker Pimps, Massive Attack, etc.

The bass Bead pointed out is a big part of the genre, a genre that sits beside and intermingles with similar genres hip-hop, chill, downtempo, even jungle fits in there a bit.

“Overcome” by Tricky; “Life In Mono” by Mono; “6 Underground” By Sneaker Pimps; “Your Girl” by Blue States; “Days To Come” by Bonobo; “You Wish” by Nightmares On Wax; “Glory Box, ” “Sour Times, ” or “All Mine” by Portishead; “Waiting In The Line” by Zero 7; “Que Sera” by Wax Tailor; “Teardrop” by Massive Attack; “Trigger Hippie” by Morcheeba.

[nettricegaskins]

Portishead is a MOOD. I used to chill out on my sofa and listen to this album on repeat.

[stewrmo]

Man...the tears that have fallen from my eyes to this album. It got me through break-ups, deaths, murders, depression, just so much heartbreak. An instant classic, shout out Bristol Trip-Hop.

[nMipinion]

Love how open-minded you guys are, and how you always look for the positives in your reviews.
Really good choice, nice performance. Keep the variety coming.

[joegillam]

I once sat opposite to Beth Gibbins on the train from London to Brighton. I wanted to speak to her but was stunned into silence. She is a legend and a goddess. Try something from her solo LP with Rustin Man? The opening track, 'Mysteries' is mesmeric.

[jaywillingham]

Brad hit it right on the head. "Sounds like something that came from a lounge". Portishead was front and center for the trip hop movement which was the chill, smoke, lounge after hours type crowd genre. Hence the heavy bass Brad mentioned also. The whole album was phenomenal and would also blow your speakers out.

[MikeBajrami]

I saw Portishead at Coachella. Prince headlined amongst other great groups but I was there for this legendary group. No one I was with understood but damn, it was amazing! So many good songs. Trip hop needs to make a comeback.