@zeruchofficial
The use of the Wally Badarou sample is impeccable
@OnlyThe1Son
what an epic era for music...
@RiverWorksCo
This was the first song I heard from them on the MTV back in the days when it was still fresh. Loved it, and I still love it. Bloody hell, I'm feckin' old.
@Mexxess
Unknown to many , this track is based on a sample from a well respected Nigerian music producer : Wally Badarou - Mambo. Listen to his full production with sysnths ....saying that Massive Attacks rap and vocals were just real genius ! British at its best
@anthonyrocha4360
34 year ago (April 8, 1991) this album was released. Had no idea this album came out so close to my 1st birthday. I’ll be 35 on the 18th.
@witch_haunts_ghost
The Blue Lines album is on of my all time favourite desert island records. It's such an integral part of my collection slash life. I moved to the UK from Australia in 1994, when I was 21 and Massive Attack and Sisters of Mercy heavily influenced the reasons why I wanted to be in the UK....
@reaffrests3617
34 yrs after, always a splendid allways brew. Damn…
@niteman6099
This is fresh!! Been a fan of these cats since they came out in the late 80's. I still am and always will be. Wow,thats creative and timeless music!! There is more talent in this single track than a hundred tracks being created today.
@vero27arg
Love Robert 's voice in this song.
@jamessherlock6912
Massive Attack are incredible, This era of music is so special to me having just hit my teens in 90 and got the best decade of weird new music (according to all the old souls) I've ever heard in my 5 decades. I love Motown,60's Rock and too many other genres to mention but UK music in the 90's was the most fire decade in music history imo.
@CrashJC123
This is what British Hip Hop should sound like, what a track, what an album, holy fuck
@neilgardner2583
One of the best bands to emerge in the last 30 years out of my country-awesome music!
@henriqueramos3197
"Daydreaming" [Refrain: Shara Nelson & 3D] I quietly observe, standing in my space Yes, Daddy Daydreaming Massive, Massive, Massive I quietly observe standing in my space Daydreaming [Verse 1: 3D, Tricky & Daddy G] Way that we say 'em in style that we writ 'em in Massive Attack, we keep it strong just like a vitamin Going for the positive, wiping out the negative songs 'Cause, brother, it's relative The passer's picking up all the lyrics on the dance floor That raise your spirit level 'cause it demands for Attitude is cool, degrees below zero Up against the wall, behaving like De Niro Tricky's performing, taking his phono Making a stand with a tan, touch it like cocoa Smooth to keep you moving at the back now Free is the needle, it's moving through the track now Dance to the drummer's beats, we need new sticks Bounce around the vibes like acoustics No drugs or pharmaceuticals, for the body, ain't suitable Stick with liquid, me and Trick, we drop A paper which you use my tongue to lick with Trouble and strife ain't no sunshine in my life Wiseguys get protection when they carry a knife They shouldn't have been born, they're making me yawn But I just take it easy, it's a Sunday morn' So, you come on light my fire and Together we'll grow forever, watch my Akai rig go Because my Akai rig goes boom, boom My Akai rig goes boom Yeah, rhymin' the jam and, uh, we got the stamina In case you never know us if we don't give a damn and uh And it's hard to handle, keep your distance Resist and the posse gets the pleasure of this dance The cool breeze that you welcome in the heat You don't see it but you feel it when it's blowing on the street If I was a rich man Da da dada I quietly observe, standing in my space It's the devious days they call the rat race It's a concrete jungle, evil in the town Weebles, wobble, occasional squabble But what happen when the bomb drops Down Don't make sound, yes 'Cause the dance floor's a desert and the dancers are parched Do a rain dance and your brain's still marsh My heavy, my brother get lighter than helium Float above the world to break the tedium Living in my headphones, Sony's what I say to 'em The surreal boom of the Budokan stadium [Refrain: Shara Nelson] Well, I'm floating on air when I'm daydreaming I quietly observe standing in my space [Verse 2: 3D & Tricky] Well, I'm tricky, kid, don't deal with sadness Can't be with the one I love, I love the one that I miss I'm very down to earth but brain sits on top floor Don't need another lover just need, I'm insecure The weather is a-changin', the storms be shakin' The love that you take is equal to the love you're makin' Here comes the sun little darlin here comes the sun (It's alright) Yes, tricky kid, I check my situation Maggie this, Maggie that, Maggie means inflation Hip-hop, you don't stop, 'cause I'm not sloppy I like the beat so we need another copy We're natives of the massive territory and we're proud Get peaceful in the dance, adapt the glory and the crowd The problem ain't a different kind of skin tricks I love my neighbor, I don't wait for the olympics See you go hooligan, you're trying to play the fool again Caught you in the lost and found When your posse weren't around No craft So, you're going for you tool again [Refrain: Shara Nelson] Daydreaming I quietly observe standing in my space Daydreaming Well I'm floating on air when I'm daydreaming Written By Tricky, Wally Badarou, Andrew “Mushroom” Vowles, Robert “3D” del Naja & Grantley “Daddy G” Marshall Album BLUE LINES (1991)
@jenniferburman3765
Love that they sample "Fiddler on the Roof" and the Beatles. Awesome.
@LordZebra
3D Tricky and Sarg are massive
@BobElliott
This may be one of the best made videos of all time.. The whole atmosphere of the room with the rapers and female vocal at the window is such a perfect balance .
@arisv.1523
good card, a tiger. very good card. it will bring you good fortune, good luck, good health and strength. massive
@itisjustacomment
Tricky was the man , use to see him in leeds often.
@BobElliott
Woman at the window and guys on the couch are amazing scenes for this video.Classic stuff here in my world that will stay with me.
@MRSCRIBB74