Fat_Man_Flo wrote:

I really loved him in The Fifth Element.

I liked this song when I first listened to it on the Queen of the Damned Sountrack...and I still like it...Some of you guys gotta chill out and accept music that is different to the norm.

too bad the ratings don't go into negative numbers...

dumb

If you didn't believe in half these things, you'd be stuck in an asylum. "uhh...tall building don't exist!"

From across the room, I thought this was TUSK...

Hell Yes. This was my highway 17 song back in my UCSC days.

Catchy, but in the grand scheme of things it's Taco Bell Mild Sauce.

nothing tricky about this song..eheheh. the first second is too much, then its all excess.. ehehe.. try the veal. is this thing on? *chirp chirp*

...cow bones on front

This song, not good.

Overcome, now that's a good Tricky song. Someone upload?

NiceGuy2005 wrote:
I know what you mean. Cow bones belong on the FRONT.
And this song is pretty good! Maybe even MORE than pretty good!

I wish RP had Christian Sands

MsJudi wrote:

That's because he appeared on two massive attack albums; Blue Lines and Protection. They were all part of a hip hop movement in Bristol called The Wild Bunch before Massive Attack formed.

If you like this song, you haven't heard anything until you've heard his debut 'Maxinquaye'.

Like the guy in my neighborhood who glued cow bones to the side of his car, this song scares me. 8O

MsJudi wrote:

Well, that could be because he was featured in their first CD, maybe the second one too. Can't remember off the top of my head.

The male vocalist sounds like one of the guys in Massive Attack. I like.

Sounds like NIN...

Good Stuff

8O

quite average

appst89 wrote:
my sentiments exactly.

why is the vocal mixed so low? it's an annoying muddy mix.

is this supposed to be sexy or something? i can't tell; it's just mud to me.

i don't see what some other people like about this mud.

marci28 wrote:


...and said Martina has a solo album out, quite good according to both Mojo and Q magazine, 'Quixotic'

phiagurl wrote:

No, not on this track, that's Alanis. Martina did a lot of the backing vocals on Maxinquaye.

Wow...what a groove!!! Very hot indeed!!!

One of the really great things about this board is that you can always find out who's singing background vocals!

As for the rest of the song, I think it has a great beat without overpowering the singing.

i though maxinquaye was really good, but lost track of tricky after pre-millenium tension. his recent stuff isn't as good, i don;t think. maybe the novelty's just worn off.

One simply cannot get enough of Tricky...more I say...more Tricky.
Tip #1 Perfect tunes for "getting your groove on"

Ooooh... nice transition off of Talking Heads' "Crosseyed and Painless;" keep up the good work, --d

makes me think of vampires....