BBC's Soul Britannia Segment About Massive Attack And The Bristol Sound

[@facekitchenpreviouslyfaceb1663]

safe from harm still gives me.shivers ..the beat.. the strings and that voice..

[@moonsugar1]

Love the last line at the end.... "HOW DA FUCK D'YA MARKET THIS?" lol, brilliant.

[@thehoneyeffect]

they are sooooo me, Black British people were starting to get a sense of pride in their own identity at this point and not just copying Black Americans. As a band their music together and influences were perfection, still beautiful.

[@r.h.f.6073]

the Bristol Sound is my greatest inspiration when I'm making music. Just transcendental.

[@SuperChapple]

Bristol always in the house

[@iyers]

True Steve - miss you mate RIP

[@ChiKitty24]

Love Massive Attack. Their music is timeless and they're the only band that I can listen to their entire catalog and not get tired of it. This American loves your music re: 4:20

[@dianaespinoza6685]

Mind blowing! Love Massive Attack until the end!! 💚

[@OMGITSSALSIFI]

i love these guys so much

[@MassiveAttackBristol]

Thanks for this man!

[@peterlewis6324]

I will always come back to the music of massive attack.

[@mattvowles1430]

amazing, thanks for posting this!

[@BellTollsForThee]

Thanks so much!

[@tynadarco9038]

So so good. I can listen to Massive Attack for weeks on end. Just dive in and drown in the ocean of sound.

[@darkvaper2010]

Believe me there are plenty of US Americans who love black British culture , British hip hop and rock culture!!!!!!!

[@ExorcismIn86]

Feck yea! Thanks for the clip!

[@eoghanlyng5074]

Superb band!

[@slavaromanenko4286]

Bristol Sound is more than a sound. just like spacial place to be.

[@Pirate7X]

Not all of us in the USA were closed to MA! Been checking them since Protection and when Tricky Kid was with them. Thanks for the clip.

[@alexanderson1193]

Roots - even the way he talks is melodic

[@startled911]

British culture at its best!!!

[@Kristoballyojimbo]

good stuff!

[@blankgeneration9540]

Blue Lines, Protection & Mezzanine are untouchable albums.

[@peterneate607]

Massive Attack, pure genius!! CTID!!

[@МакЛит-ф3з]

Daddy G i love you )))

[@IvantheVegan]

Danny the dog was a great album

[@tssadura]

@Pirate7X Went to MA's concert at First Avenue in Minneapolis in 1999! The club was full and it was a blast. I think they have always had followers here, but no airplay in the old days of FM and absolutely lousy MTV US!

[@neilaspin008]

...How the fuck do you market this?.......

[@neilaspin008]

That's a good point

[@neilaspin008]

***** - yeah I know!..I was just quoting 'Daddy G' as I thought it was an awesome, well delivered quote!

[@HopeVJustice]

I usually hate those Keep Calm pics but yours I LOVE! (:

[@Suedeheadlover]

You sure that's Beverley? Looks & sounds like Mica Paris to me. Wicked clip though - wish it was the full doc however.

[@asstrida]

epic :D

[@MicrophonesInTheTrees]

Where's Tricky?

[@jeffwood3764]

They play stadiums here in Canada. Why are they so obsessed with Americans 'getting it'? They didn't once mention Belarus, or Australia. Mentioned America a few times.

[@thomashanson7550]

Biggest consumer market in the world

[@BioDieselEstate]

Yeah, but you know what? If the yanks don't get it, that is their loss.

[@eoghanlyng5074]

Such a shame to see that America categorises music based on skin colour.

[@EtcEtcAndEtc]

3.00 - people actually liked the fact it was multiracial and cultural crossover, it wasn't that people 'didn't care'!

[@mohigney1]

the dogs