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Big Album Bake Off #3: Dummy Vs Protection

Which is the better album?


  • Total voters
    27
  • Poll closed .

windhoek

The Phoolosopher
Two downtempo classics from '94 now: Dummy by Portishead Vs Protection by Massive Attack. I don't think I could live without either one of them so choose wisely when you cast your vote just in case one of them disappears through a rip in the fabric of the space-time continuum.

Next up, two of the biggest rock albums from the '80s: Appetite For Destruction Vs Slippery When Wet.
 
Dummy is one of my personal all time greats, in 1997 it and OK Computer rescued me from being an exclusively classical snob and showed me that there is much great music to be found in contemporary pop/rock.

Of course I am still a classical snob, just not exclusively so!
 
Ah I have both of these. Protection is more accessible. Dummy is more edgy imo.

Massive Massive Attack fan here...
 
Slightly off topic but I think I'm in the right company.
I'm in Penang, malaysia at the moment and there's a cockeral going off every morning next to the apartment. Every time I hear it, I expect to hear John Waite saying "Over the last few years, to the traditional sounds of the English summer, ...
 
This was much discussed amongst nerdy types at the time. I went for protection then - bit less one-trick. Dunno now.

Maxinquaye in a different league to both IMHO.
 


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