Out this week: Massive Attack's Collected. If you need a trip-hop history lesson, pick it up. There's one "new" song featuring Terry Callier on vocals. It was actually written for a movie that was never released, Rolling Stone reveals, but is currently serving as Stereogum's soundtrack to some very weird NY weather. What song would you play at the sign of the apocalypse?
Massive Attack - "Live With Me" (MP3 Link Expired)
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"Banging Everything In Sight" by Tomorrow's Friend or "Killer Parties" by Hold Steady. Probably the latter.
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from- hate. they are such beautiful songs they actually move this big ol softy to sniffle a bit. i was/is a sucker for that album.
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http://www.theapocalypseiscoming.com/
How are you preparing?
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