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Blue Lines

by Massive Attack

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All Time

of 455,319

132
1990's

of 166,478

39
1991

of 9,988

4
Genres
- Alternative Rock
  - Alternative Rock
    
    of 49,112
    
    32
  - Alternative Styles
    
    of 8,671
    
    12
  - Alternative Dance
    
    of 922
    
    1
- Dance & DJ
  - Dance & DJ
    
    of 40,769
    
    10
  - Dance Pop
    
    of 20,999
    
    5
  - Electronica
    
    of 8,070
    
    5
  - House
    
    of 5,460
    
    1
  - Trip-Hop
    
    of 1,672
    
    3
- International
  - International
    
    of 74,352
    
    25
  - Europe
    
    of 14,361
    
    21
  - British Isles
    
    of 5,392
    
    20
  - Britain
    
    of 4,730
    
    20
- Pop
  - Pop
    
    of 263,724
    
    129
  - Pop Rock
    
    of 64,982
    
    78
- R&B & Soul
  - R&B & Soul
    
    of 34,047
    
    22
  - Soul
    
    of 24,180
    
    18
- Rock
  - Rock
    
    of 107,646
    
    78

Ratings and rankings are based on all available critic reviews and awards.

Overall Rating: 3.6427 Blue Lines is ranked overall as 3.6427 out of 4 stars

Avg. Critic Score: 3.8375 Blue Lines has an avg. critic score of 3.8375 out of 4 stars

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The first masterpiece of what was only termed trip-hop much later,Blue Linesfiltered American hip-hop through the lens of British club culture, a stylish, nocturnal sense of scene that encompassed music from rare groove to dub to dance. ...more

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Slant Magazine

While C+C Music Factory was doing their thing in New York, Bristol's Massive Attack was inventing a sound that, though labeled "Trip-Hop" years later, was pure, unadulterated soul, a culmination of American black music filtered through European ...read the complete review at Slant Magazine

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