Well, it was. Corporations hadn’t figured out the internet yet so it was just the techies and people who actually wanted to be there. Napster was in full swing. We were giving the finger to society in many ways. Post-9/11, we entered the bad timeline. All downhill from there
@@4345ghee I know everyone boasts about their own generation, yet it was a interesting time to be young. I was 21 and up to my eyebrows in the culture.
I honed in on that song also years ago, and I always appreciate youtube helping me finding great songs or obscure scenes from movies, and then it's always nice to know someone else caught that obscure line or song from a movie like I did
Watching the Matrix, in the beginning you see Neo sleeping on his desk and he has headphones in. I was really curious as what he was listening to, because you could hear the words and I found out it was this song. That's the day I discovered Massive Attack. One of the best music groups ever. Good memories...
I remember when I first watched the Matrix when I was younger and I never took thought to what the song was until probably 10 years later and it's on my favorites now. Not sure if this song was what got me into the whole psybient stuff, not sure what this song is though, but I like it.
@@thenightporter yup. That's how old that album is. I just remembered my boss tryna make me cover somebody shift that didn't show up a few days in a row. I was like bruh I'm out and put this on on my way out the door😂
@@thenightporter I had already done my normal 8 hour shifts those few days my coworker didn't show. My supervisor who was a female went behind my back to our boss and he basically was like yeah imma need you to stay another 8. LMAOOOOOO
The 90s was a special time for music and this song and this band still sticks with me today. Something about their sound just gets me deep inside my soul and takes me away to another time and another place. Just brilliant!
dude, after i saw the matrix as a kid, this song haunted me... i couldnt find it anywhere, i had no idea about massive attack... and here it is... whoa
Adam Doezema try thinking about it as the matrix. For woke people. To meet, and discuss topical issues, with Agent Smith types online. It can also facilitate the delivery of tangible and intangible goods and of services.
@@daytonaschmidt4472 Ok, about the woke people thing though, back in the year 2000 most of them were actual human beings living outside of their electronic devices, which is kind of what the matrix is about, ya know, like free will and not plugging into the system, so, I'm sorry if as a 12 year old kid I was outside in the sunshine instead of trolling the internet and stuff. I stand corrected, though.
@@adamdoezema1318 your childhood sounds idyllic my free spirited system defying breaker of chains. It doesn't explain why the 2015, 27 year old version seemed so shocked by the power of the internet but I trust it makes more sense to you now. This has been a good session.
This song is so so so damn good. I love the way it builds to the electric guitar part about three minutes in and then just falls. Massive Attack = Brilliant
This brings back memories of the long drive back home in the middle of the night after visiting my girlfriend, when I'd often have this album playing. We've now been married 11 years.
That's an awsome memory that probably gives you s physical response. I know what can happen when listening to your stuff on those dark rides back home.
I received this album as a gift for doing a short video interview on the Spice Girls when I was maybe... 12, at my local mall. From that time it has been one of the most defining albums of my life. From the moment I got it I used to sit in my front room with my dad's studio headphones on full blast. I am still in awe of how such amazement was accomplished, til this very day. I'm 34 now. Many of my favourite albums from back then have changed, but not this one
This is one of my favourite songs ever. It's one of the Massive Attack masterpieces. It's sad that it gets such little recognition compared to others. Still, Massive Attack conquered my heart with Mezzanine when I was only a child, and after their show last Sunday, their hold on it just got tighter. Love them.
Today started with some friends of mine posting some 90s trip hop on FB, which brought me here, this track was my contribution, one of my favourites of all time.. Im guessing you know tricky, you should hear this th-cam.com/video/9ZJTM03UByU/w-d-xo.html
@chris stephens I think he means the song too, not the album; the album is regarded as a literal benchmark and pinacle of trip hop music but some songs are not that popular like (exchange) or this one as compared to Angel or Teardrop No need to be aggresive though
How Cidade Negra sings: "No coração de quem faz a guerra nascerá uma flor amarela como um girassol!" Peace and love, everybody! Respect in internet, please!
Shame, such a shame I think I kind of lost myself again Day, yesterday Really should be leaving but I stay Say, say my name I need a little love to ease the pain I need a little love to ease the pain It's easy to remember when it came 'Cause it feels like I've been I've been here before You are not my savior But I still don't go Feels like something That I've done before I could fake it But I still want more Fade, made to fade Passion's overrated anyway Say, say my name I need a little love to ease the pain I need a little love to ease the pain It's easy to remember when it came 'Cause it feels like I've been I've been here before You are not my savior But I still don't go, oh I feel live something That I've done before I could fake it But I still want more, oh.
I just rewatched The Matrix (the last time being when I was like 10) & I was really big into Massive Attack through my teen years. I had the biggest grin on my face when I heard this song through Neo's headphones, as well as other songs I now know of (Dragula, Clubbed to Death, etc.) The Matrix is such a damn cool movie to watch whenever you're old enough to understand it.
+Bendage Hell yeah I loved recognizing this song too xD. When I first watched though I thought that some woman literally gave birth to AI and the machines, metal and all. The child mind, lol.
Myślę po polsku, więc będę się wypowiadać w tym języku. Nieważne, ile osób zrozumie. To jest moja ulubiona piosenka, w ogóle. Mogę jej słuchać po kilka razy dziennie.
quizá no entiendan, pero con el traductor será medianamente fácil, esta canción la escucho desde que salió el disco, tengo 40 años, la debo estar oyendo unos 25 años, y me sigue pareciendo genial... saludos desde Lima...
This song is literally the definition of the matrix. "Cause it feels like i've been. i've been here before. You are not my savior, but i still don't go. Feels like something that I've done before." This exactly Neo. In the 2nd matrix, we learn that this is the 6th iteration of the matrix. Neo is proclaimed to be the savior and he has done this before. He even states to Morpheus in the first film that he has always felt there to be something more than his life in the matrix isn't real... This song represents exactly what the maatrix is about, no wonder it was used the first time we see Neo!
The way the Group came together is a story in itself A bunch of old musicians from around the UK got together and made this fantastic music. I remember Tricky and the Thompson Twins from the 80s. To be young again 🙃
Im 53 year old man, rock is all i really no , ive never heard of this band until tonight, and i gotta say, love the band, the music, the vibe , the mood , in short, this moves your soul your blood, an the louder its played the better it gets. BADD ASS , MY HATS OFF TO YOU ! May be one of my top 5 bands ever. And the videos, holy shit, what the hell man, dont even want to blink. What fucking deminsion are we in ? Very very impressed. Makes you feel all warm an fuzzy inside while watching scary movies, kinda makes you feel like ur on an acid trip , but not even had a beer. I love it and there videos, i see me downloading alot tonight. Settling in now. "Excellent listening and veiwing pleasures abound. This shit is the BOMB 🎉
I saw the movie many, many years ago. More than 12 - 13 years ago. I saw it after one of my exams sessions in the Univ. It chilled me out after the stress. The actress - main character was very beautiful. This is why I started to love blue lipstick with the blue hair 👍💙
Idk how many people actually read the description but after just reading it after seeing this so many times, I found that this is just an excerpt from a whole MOVIE called immortel ad. Whoever cut this video together really did a great job I thought it was the ACTUAL music video for this song. Crazy.
In the 5th element, it's yellow cab that saves the girl. Here. it's an ancient eagle that delivers the girl amidst the concrete jungle. Very symbolic visuals.
The film is based on two graphic novels from the Nikopol Trilogy, which are: "La Foire aux Immortels" (The Carnival of Immortals) and "La Femme piège" (The Woman Trap) but you probably already know this. I'm not sure if they are translated into English...
The copy I have is translated to English. It is available in 3D as an import but it's a little hard to find these days. It's also in region B so won't play on most 3D Blu-ray machines.
Thank you, I knew I'd seen these films, but was getting confused because one is sort of animated and this is isn't but I think its the sequel to the first one. It was a while back.
In the original Matrix movie from 1999 at 00:06:57, we can hear "Massive Attack - Dissolved Girl" song playing in the background. The CD player shows 01:18 and audio track number 5, but the lyrics "I've been here before" are in the 04:52 in this song and the track is number 6 in Dissolved Girl album. I think I should check the sets in the movies ;) BONUS - Neo's room in the original Matrix and Matrix Resurrections is completely different.
this song is such a masterpiece. the whole song is delicious, but when 5:15 starts, I just ascend every time. it's the one song I just never get sick of. absolute genius work
Lyrics [Verse 1: Sarah Jay Hawley] Shame, such a shame I think I kinda lost myself again Day, yesterday Really should be leaving, but I stay [Verse 2: Sarah Jay Hawley] Say, say my name I need a little love to ease the pain I need a little love to ease the pain It's easy to remember when it came [Chorus: Sarah Jay Hawley] Cause it feels like I've been I've been here before You're not my savior But I still don't go Feels like something That I've done before I could fake it But I'd still want more [Verse 3: Sarah Jay Hawley] Fade, made to fade Passion's overrated anyway [Verse 4: Sarah Jay Hawley] Say, say my name I need a little love to ease the pain I need a little love to ease the pain It's easy to remember when it came [Chorus: Sarah Jay Hawley] Cause it feels like I've been I've been here before You’re not my savior But I still don't go, oh I feel like something That I've done before I could fake it But I'd still want more, oh
I've been obsessed with this song for years. I feel like neo asleep at the computer. Endlessly searching for the truth. Reading reports on hints and spottings. Isolated and waiting for contact. Maybe this is a simulation. 🖤
Heavydoctor7243, believe in me...leave the bulloks and go at work...you're not a simulation of a stupid man, you're absolutely a stupid man, came back to sleep...it's better. Massive Attak greats...but not for you.
Awesome music we love massive attack! mezzanine is an amazing album everyone should have a copy of that album and listen to it from start to finish just the way it is it is perfect and I just love it husband loves it too definitely great music too spend quality time with a loved one to if you know what I mean... Nod nod ;-) wink wink say no more
@@phoule76 or Karmacoma. Another great Massive Attack song. You are mean Peter. I was sick as hell when I left that comment 6 yrs ago. I'm sure you don't know what chemotherapy is, but it can mess with cognitive function and memory. May you never go through it.
This is what I think of when I listen to this song: Location: 3am, East London, a large and dark warehouse flat, your chosen vice/substance is nearby/runs through you, it’s raining and this song plays. The stillness of nighttime, it’s calm, but you come alive at night, absorb the darkness and are somewhat energised by it, the opening rhythm is smooth, immediately causes deep questions to percolate within your mind, mainly, are you insane? But that can wait, time to fortify yourself with whatever you’ve been indulging in; drugs? drink? sex? 1:24 and you ask yourself if you are just ‘different’? Why though? And why does this type of music resonate with you so much? For some reason, it makes you look inside yourself and understand your own pleasure. This song is perfect when listened to alone, people don’t get it because, ‘it’s just electronic music’. But it isn’t though, is it? The song enters its adolescence, this feeling is something other, it causes your blood to pump faster and feel every beat, 2:35 and the riff seeps in, you can feel it from your brain down to your toes, 2:50, it’s euphoric, orgasmic, it’s a high. It calms down at 3:23, senses sharpened, feeling every drop of rain from outside, riff creeping back in around 3:45, you feel, just, slightly, bad. Are you a badass? Or are you just a lost soul with delusions of grandeur? Or perhaps both? Are you Jason Bourne? The song enters its last minute, you know it’s coming to an end, heartbeat slows, you forget everything and just think of how this beat gets you every time, consumes you - it fades, solitude was the only way to enjoy it.
2:50 I've always air drum and headbang at this part, so impressed with the song transformation, from a peaceful beat to a turmoil hard beat, just massive attack
The movie in the video was Immortel,or Immortal Ad Vitam (in some languages),an amazing movie too. I think it's perfect they decided to put this video and this song together,even if this movie doesn't have this soundtrack. ❤️
The best part of the track is the instrumental part in the middle of it, before the splash, when you can hear electrified sound that is wrapped around bass riff..
This Album slaps!! … The first time I heard massive attack was there mezzanine album back in 2000, I had never heard of anything like it before since then my taste has expanded ten fold but it blows my lid knowing it was released in 98 and it totally destroys the shit they are calling music today, so many years later and it still sounds fresh as ever … I can’t even tell you how many times I’ve gotten laid to this album, it is a total mood magnet and puts people in a trance if they listen long enough.
so true nothing beats music of the 90s and early 2000s i was only 4 at the time they released the mezzanine album wish i could have been older but i still remember hearing music from around this time here and there
Yup, definitely one of my faves by Massive attack. And for those of you who wonder what is the genre of this - there is no real answer. Or maybe there is - the genre is Massive attack :o) One of the things they became renown for was mixing different genres so even though they are considered "godfathers" of trip-hop you can't say all of their songs fit in trip-hop (few of them really do, actually :o) ). Btw, they considered themselves a HIP-HOP band in their beginnings (their debut - Blue lines).
@redzwinky check out their other albums too, specially Mezzanine...it's a masterpiece. Massive Attack - Special Cases Massive Attack - Black Milk Massive Attack - Protection Portishead - Sour Times Portishead - All mine Portishead - It Could Be Sweet Elizabeth Fraser - This Love
I loved this movie with a passion, and this song was the made reason why I just had to see it. The movie itself ended up becoming one of the greatest movies I've ever seen in my life.
I still have the greatness of the original cd album in my car and it sounds as beautifull as it is..clean and perfecto. Glory to this song and glory to this album. Pure eternity
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It's so weird how 1999 felt so futuristic. But 2022 feels like the stone age. I want to go back.
Well, it was. Corporations hadn’t figured out the internet yet so it was just the techies and people who actually wanted to be there. Napster was in full swing. We were giving the finger to society in many ways.
Post-9/11, we entered the bad timeline. All downhill from there
@@4345ghee I know everyone boasts about their own generation, yet it was a interesting time to be young. I was 21 and up to my eyebrows in the culture.
Yeah the stone age, mainstream phones with 8 core CPUs and integrated cameras, ChatGPT, self-driving cars and VR headsets.
@@pocnit
Yea but the Satanic 'singularity' has whiped out our chances for individuality. Sheepish sameness.
Our culture had style and promise. We lost the vision somewhere along the way. We seem to be letting an invisible puppetier pull the strings now.
Wake up, Neo, you are missing this awesome song.
...knock knock
We meet again, Mr. Anderson...
The Matrix has you...█
“No” *Stops bullets in mid air*
I honed in on that song also years ago, and I always appreciate youtube helping me finding great songs or obscure scenes from movies, and then it's always nice to know someone else caught that obscure line or song from a movie like I did
Watching the Matrix, in the beginning you see Neo sleeping on his desk and he has headphones in. I was really curious as what he was listening to, because you could hear the words and I found out it was this song. That's the day I discovered Massive Attack. One of the best music groups ever. Good memories...
Same here...
Then I hope you are listening to their new EP its AMAZING!!
me also that thing
I remember when I first watched the Matrix when I was younger and I never took thought to what the song was until probably 10 years later and it's on my favorites now. Not sure if this song was what got me into the whole psybient stuff, not sure what this song is though, but I like it.
say what !??..too late.
As it turns out, the whole Matrix was actually Neo tripping to this song
Probably.
As are we
Lol
@@chaosdweller I wish.
On 900mg Dextromethorphan.
I wish there were more albums like Mezzanine, that sound is something special
Great album to vibe to all alone in the dark, headphones on.
This beat go hard tho. I remember quitting my job and putting this on the discman back in the day😂
@@ReshonBryant Discman 😂. I used to work out in the gym on the Stairmaster with that. Changed discs midstep.😂😂😂
@@thenightporter yup. That's how old that album is. I just remembered my boss tryna make me cover somebody shift that didn't show up a few days in a row. I was like bruh I'm out and put this on on my way out the door😂
@@thenightporter I had already done my normal 8 hour shifts those few days my coworker didn't show. My supervisor who was a female went behind my back to our boss and he basically was like yeah imma need you to stay another 8. LMAOOOOOO
The year is 2021 and this song is still cutting edge stuff!
2022
hell yeah!
2022
It always will be
Agosto 2022
The 90s was a special time for music and this song and this band still sticks with me today. Something about their sound just gets me deep inside my soul and takes me away to another time and another place. Just brilliant!
The song that officially introduced me to Massive Attack. Compliments of Mr. Anderson.
Its now 2024 and this song still feels amazing never again will you get this nostalgia of the 90s
Нет
dude, after i saw the matrix as a kid, this song haunted me... i couldnt find it anywhere, i had no idea about massive attack... and here it is... whoa
Do you need someone to explain how the internet works?
@@daytonaschmidt4472 sure. what pointers do you have for me?
Adam Doezema try thinking about it as the matrix. For woke people. To meet, and discuss topical issues, with Agent Smith types online. It can also facilitate the delivery of tangible and intangible goods and of services.
@@daytonaschmidt4472 Ok, about the woke people thing though, back in the year 2000 most of them were actual human beings living outside of their electronic devices, which is kind of what the matrix is about, ya know, like free will and not plugging into the system, so, I'm sorry if as a 12 year old kid I was outside in the sunshine instead of trolling the internet and stuff. I stand corrected, though.
@@adamdoezema1318 your childhood sounds idyllic my free spirited system defying breaker of chains. It doesn't explain why the 2015, 27 year old version seemed so shocked by the power of the internet but I trust it makes more sense to you now. This has been a good session.
This song is so so so damn good. I love the way it builds to the electric guitar part about three minutes in and then just falls. Massive Attack = Brilliant
yeeees!
This brings back memories of the long drive back home in the middle of the night after visiting my girlfriend, when I'd often have this album playing. We've now been married 11 years.
That's an awsome memory that probably gives you s physical response. I know what can happen when listening to your stuff on those dark rides back home.
I received this album as a gift for doing a short video interview on the Spice Girls when I was maybe... 12, at my local mall.
From that time it has been one of the most defining albums of my life. From the moment I got it I used to sit in my front room with my dad's studio headphones on full blast. I am still in awe of how such amazement was accomplished, til this very day.
I'm 34 now. Many of my favourite albums from back then have changed, but not this one
Because this was ahead of its time... probably still is
@@cgomezny153no it wasn't.
The video clip is from the movie "Immortal". It is an awesome sci-fi/fantasy film well worth the watch! It was released in 2004.
Awesome in visuals and artistry. In a plot you could follow...eh.
This is one of my favourite songs ever. It's one of the Massive Attack masterpieces. It's sad that it gets such little recognition compared to others.
Still, Massive Attack conquered my heart with Mezzanine when I was only a child, and after their show last Sunday, their hold on it just got tighter. Love them.
Today started with some friends of mine posting some 90s trip hop on FB, which brought me here, this track was my contribution, one of my favourites of all time.. Im guessing you know tricky, you should hear this
th-cam.com/video/9ZJTM03UByU/w-d-xo.html
I agree probably my favourite massive attack song even maybe of all time
@@alexearnshaw1468 Massive Attack- “Paradise Circus” featuring Hope Sandoval is so good.
All time fave
I had the Mezzanine album too. I listened to it all the time.
Still listening in 2023 🙌
The most underrated song of all time
yes ad no, the all album is maybe the best produced album ever and sayed so, mostly if you listen it in stereo
@chris stephens I think he means the song too, not the album; the album is regarded as a literal benchmark and pinacle of trip hop music but some songs are not that popular like (exchange) or this one as compared to Angel or Teardrop
No need to be aggresive though
@@botmexicanpatriot exactly, that song doesn't even appear in The Matrix (Music From The Motion Picture) - CD.
How Cidade Negra sings: "No coração de quem faz a guerra nascerá uma flor amarela como um girassol!" Peace and love, everybody! Respect in internet, please!
Shame, such a shame
I think I kind of lost myself again
Day, yesterday
Really should be leaving but I stay
Say, say my name
I need a little love to ease the pain
I need a little love to ease the pain
It's easy to remember when it came
'Cause it feels like I've been
I've been here before
You are not my savior
But I still don't go
Feels like something
That I've done before
I could fake it
But I still want more
Fade, made to fade
Passion's overrated anyway
Say, say my name
I need a little love to ease the pain
I need a little love to ease the pain
It's easy to remember when it came
'Cause it feels like I've been
I've been here before
You are not my savior
But I still don't go, oh
I feel live something
That I've done before
I could fake it
But I still want more, oh.
I feel like this song describes neo perfectly
Ty
I just rewatched The Matrix (the last time being when I was like 10) & I was really big into Massive Attack through my teen years. I had the biggest grin on my face when I heard this song through Neo's headphones, as well as other songs I now know of (Dragula, Clubbed to Death, etc.) The Matrix is such a damn cool movie to watch whenever you're old enough to understand it.
+Bendage Hell yeah I loved recognizing this song too xD. When I first watched though I thought that some woman literally gave birth to AI and the machines, metal and all. The child mind, lol.
DAMN, yall talk too much. everything but "good song" KEEP IT MOVING
ed downs if you don't like it then stfu and move on.
ed downs heehee! Hoohoo! Haahaa! Muahahaha!!! Chechecheche
+Bendage What do you see?
Myślę po polsku, więc będę się wypowiadać w tym języku. Nieważne, ile osób zrozumie. To jest moja ulubiona piosenka, w ogóle. Mogę jej słuchać po kilka razy dziennie.
ja też, słucham jej w kółko już od roku a jeszcze się nie znudziła
mam tak samo ♡
quizá no entiendan, pero con el traductor será medianamente fácil, esta canción la escucho desde que salió el disco, tengo 40 años, la debo estar oyendo unos 25 años, y me sigue pareciendo genial... saludos desde Lima...
ta gitara jest obledna...
This song is literally the definition of the matrix.
"Cause it feels like i've been. i've been here before. You are not my savior, but i still don't go. Feels like something that I've done before."
This exactly Neo. In the 2nd matrix, we learn that this is the 6th iteration of the matrix. Neo is proclaimed to be the savior and he has done this before. He even states to Morpheus in the first film that he has always felt there to be something more than his life in the matrix isn't real...
This song represents exactly what the maatrix is about, no wonder it was used the first time we see Neo!
Es raro, la primera vez que escuché esta canción fue como si ya la hubiera escuchado antes, definitivamente es una melodia muy profunda
I’m pretty sure the song is about drugs
Oh.. man. What a fucking era, what a mystical band. So ahead of their time with their melodies and captivating music videos 🖤🌪
Massive Attack are so unique. What a sound.
Also love other darker trip hop related acts like
Tricky, Portishead, DJ Krush, Unkle, Allflaws
The way the Group came together is a story in itself
A bunch of old musicians from around the UK got together and made this fantastic music.
I remember Tricky and the Thompson Twins from the 80s.
To be young again 🙃
Even by today's standards this video is awesome. My favorite trip hop group. Hardests beats of all time. Massive attack forever.
+artfromsaturn Do you get it?
it's not a video, it's a Neofuturistic French movie called Immortal (ad vitam) based on one of those graphic novels from Heavy Metal magazines.
I forgot about that movie lol. Been forever since i have seen it.
@@swifty1969 it's based on Enkhi Bilal's Nikopol trilogy
yep exactly!!!@@vexnaex
I followed the white rabbit.... it brought me here.
Was it fun?
Yes, but painful
the irony
Smart
Dujour
Im 53 year old man, rock is all i really no , ive never heard of this band until tonight, and i gotta say, love the band, the music, the vibe , the mood , in short, this moves your soul your blood, an the louder its played the better it gets. BADD ASS ,
MY HATS OFF TO YOU ! May be one of my top 5 bands ever. And the videos, holy shit, what the hell man, dont even want to blink. What fucking deminsion are we in ? Very very impressed. Makes you feel all warm an fuzzy inside while watching scary movies, kinda makes you feel like ur on an acid trip , but not even had a beer. I love it and there videos, i see me downloading alot tonight. Settling in now. "Excellent listening and veiwing pleasures abound. This shit is the BOMB 🎉
Check out Massive Attack.
Still listening in 2024. Love this album. classic
This is how I imagined 2020 back in 2000 lol
This song still sounds more futuristc than most production released for the past 20 years
The best song of the best album of the best band ever existed. Period.
MARCH 2020.. STILL
D O P E ❣️✨✨🤞✨
Well, it's 2020 and dystopian future videos look...cute.
@@FranFerioli Ciao e thank's a lot precious 💎🙏
2020, the good ole days
Matrix brought me here!! Finally, I've been looking for this song for ages!!!!
This song still good to me don’t think ill ever get tired of looping it too awesome
Can some one please explain to me why music like this touches the very essence of my soul. Like in a technical way .
I get it. It's unquantifiable, but so strong.
my dad's taste in music raised me with massive attack
IMMORTEL.... really good movie....
hello there
I saw the movie many, many years ago. More than 12 - 13 years ago. I saw it after one of my exams sessions in the Univ. It chilled me out after the stress. The actress - main character was very beautiful. This is why I started to love blue lipstick with the blue hair 👍💙
The comic is much much better than the movie though
Idk how many people actually read the description but after just reading it after seeing this so many times, I found that this is just an excerpt from a whole MOVIE called immortel ad. Whoever cut this video together really did a great job I thought it was the ACTUAL music video for this song. Crazy.
Same here and agree 100%, whoever made this video made art even though s/he just stitched up the song to a movie
In the 5th element, it's yellow cab that saves the girl. Here. it's an ancient eagle that delivers the girl amidst the concrete jungle. Very symbolic visuals.
That's the Egytian God Horus.
The film is based on two graphic novels from the Nikopol Trilogy, which are: "La Foire aux Immortels" (The Carnival of Immortals) and "La Femme piège" (The Woman Trap) but you probably already know this.
I'm not sure if they are translated into English...
Is a great film directed by the same graphic artist
Yeah I've seen them both in English, big Enki Bilal fan
The Matrix takes from the comic The Invisibles by Grant Morrison et al, also.
The copy I have is translated to English. It is available in 3D as an import but it's a little hard to find these days. It's also in region B so won't play on most 3D Blu-ray machines.
Thank you, I knew I'd seen these films, but was getting confused because one is sort of animated and this is isn't but I think its the sequel to the first one. It was a while back.
Too bad this was never credited on the soundtrack for The Matrix.
It's in the credits
@@aggserp4340 I think he meant the soundtrack album.
Its in the end credits... and in the movie "The Jackal" Bruce Willis, Richard Gere, Sidney Portier... Great movie..love this song too
Yeah, the soundtrack is what I meant.
It's a shame...such a shame
"MESCALINE MAN....IT'LL DO THAT TO YA.."
shame such a shame
think I kinda lost myself again...
In the original Matrix movie from 1999 at 00:06:57, we can hear "Massive Attack - Dissolved Girl" song playing in the background. The CD player shows 01:18 and audio track number 5, but the lyrics "I've been here before" are in the 04:52 in this song and the track is number 6 in Dissolved Girl album.
I think I should check the sets in the movies ;)
BONUS - Neo's room in the original Matrix and Matrix Resurrections is completely different.
That annoyed the piss out of me. I noticed tons of difference
this song is such a masterpiece. the whole song is delicious, but when 5:15 starts, I just ascend every time. it's the one song I just never get sick of. absolute genius work
Same. I go into a different place when I hear this song 😍😍😍😍😍
I could listen to this on repeat and it would still sound like I just listened to it for the first time
Lyrics
[Verse 1: Sarah Jay Hawley]
Shame, such a shame
I think I kinda lost myself again
Day, yesterday
Really should be leaving, but I stay
[Verse 2: Sarah Jay Hawley]
Say, say my name
I need a little love to ease the pain
I need a little love to ease the pain
It's easy to remember when it came
[Chorus: Sarah Jay Hawley]
Cause it feels like I've been
I've been here before
You're not my savior
But I still don't go
Feels like something
That I've done before
I could fake it
But I'd still want more
[Verse 3: Sarah Jay Hawley]
Fade, made to fade
Passion's overrated anyway
[Verse 4: Sarah Jay Hawley]
Say, say my name
I need a little love to ease the pain
I need a little love to ease the pain
It's easy to remember when it came
[Chorus: Sarah Jay Hawley]
Cause it feels like I've been
I've been here before
You’re not my savior
But I still don't go, oh
I feel like something
That I've done before
I could fake it
But I'd still want more, oh
Never Met such a dark and Twisted mind like this Man !
I mean Homeless man
...great MUSIC....unforgetable sound...Thats MASSIVE ATTACK.....!!!
Cool... Trip Hop...
Gothic Trip Hop...
Perfect track for Dolores of Westworld.. gorgeous sequence. I love this piece on piano. Top 5 Massif songs.
Neo sleeping to this banger rather than turning up.
Real Heavy, Noir, Especially When The Guitar Rolls Out What Sounds Like Metal, More Like Cold Sreel.
Seeing Massive Attack live just after the Matrix was an unforgettable experience 👌 ❣️
i Was Hooked On This Song only From The Tiny Bit Neo Had On His Headphones While Asleep on His Desktop !
I can't belive it... This video was made like yesterday... But... 11 years ago...
Song... 20 years ago...
the upload of it was 13 yrs ago but they made the music video when the song came out 22 yrs ago..
Been indulged in the pleasures of flesh and debauchery while listening to this song one many times.
Cheers from Costa Rica :)
Pura Vida!
+Sadness1335 Jeje pura vida...
This is the perfect song to............indulge oneself while it plays softly in the background. Another one is wolfmoon =TON. And Deftones= sextape
Love the Matrix vibe with all their tracks.
Westworld has great music choices.
I've been obsessed with this song for years. I feel like neo asleep at the computer. Endlessly searching for the truth. Reading reports on hints and spottings. Isolated and waiting for contact. Maybe this is a simulation. 🖤
Heavydoctor7243, believe in me...leave the bulloks and go at work...you're not a simulation of a stupid man, you're absolutely a stupid man, came back to sleep...it's better. Massive Attak greats...but not for you.
After all these years (21), this song still gets me everytime.
This song is like a warm hug from the 90’s
Awesome music we love massive attack! mezzanine is an amazing album everyone should have a copy of that album and listen to it from start to finish just the way it is it is perfect and I just love it husband loves it too definitely great music too spend quality time with a loved one to if you know what I mean... Nod nod ;-) wink wink say no more
everyone should have a copy of a comma button
Oh I know what you mean. Just one question. What's it like? 😂
@@phoule76 or Karmacoma. Another great Massive Attack song. You are mean Peter. I was sick as hell when I left that comment 6 yrs ago. I'm sure you don't know what chemotherapy is, but it can mess with cognitive function and memory. May you never go through it.
This is what I think of when I listen to this song:
Location: 3am, East London, a large and dark warehouse flat, your chosen vice/substance is nearby/runs through you, it’s raining and this song plays.
The stillness of nighttime, it’s calm, but you come alive at night, absorb the darkness and are somewhat energised by it, the opening rhythm is smooth, immediately causes deep questions to percolate within your mind, mainly, are you insane? But that can wait, time to fortify yourself with whatever you’ve been indulging in; drugs? drink? sex?
1:24 and you ask yourself if you are just ‘different’? Why though? And why does this type of music resonate with you so much? For some reason, it makes you look inside yourself and understand your own pleasure. This song is perfect when listened to alone, people don’t get it because, ‘it’s just electronic music’. But it isn’t though, is it?
The song enters its adolescence, this feeling is something other, it causes your blood to pump faster and feel every beat, 2:35 and the riff seeps in, you can feel it from your brain down to your toes, 2:50, it’s euphoric, orgasmic, it’s a high.
It calms down at 3:23, senses sharpened, feeling every drop of rain from outside, riff creeping back in around 3:45, you feel, just, slightly, bad.
Are you a badass? Or are you just a lost soul with delusions of grandeur? Or perhaps both? Are you Jason Bourne?
The song enters its last minute, you know it’s coming to an end, heartbeat slows, you forget everything and just think of how this beat gets you every time, consumes you - it fades, solitude was the only way to enjoy it.
Ketamine comes to mind with this song. Reminisce of the 90's. I miss it dearly 🥺
Nice
Their best song.
It's all opinion but Safe From Harm has to be their best...to me anyways.
Unfinished sympathy in my opinion
I actually heard this song for the first time that Bruce Willis movie, The Jackal.....it was played during thr credits
2:50 I've always air drum and headbang at this part, so impressed with the song transformation, from a peaceful beat to a turmoil hard beat, just massive attack
The movie in the video was Immortel,or Immortal Ad Vitam (in some languages),an amazing movie too. I think it's perfect they decided to put this video and this song together,even if this movie doesn't have this soundtrack. ❤️
The best part of the track is the instrumental part in the middle of it, before the splash, when you can hear electrified sound that is wrapped around bass riff..
Who's still listening in 2023?!?!?!?!
2024
2024😅
20²4😂
2024
This Album slaps!! … The first time I heard massive attack was there mezzanine album back in 2000, I had never heard of anything like it before since then my taste has expanded ten fold but it blows my lid knowing it was released in 98 and it totally destroys the shit they are calling music today, so many years later and it still sounds fresh as ever … I can’t even tell you how many times I’ve gotten laid to this album, it is a total mood magnet and puts people in a trance if they listen long enough.
so true nothing beats music of the 90s and early 2000s i was only 4 at the time they released the mezzanine album wish i could have been older but i still remember hearing music from around this time here and there
underrated this band ...
jim bob shame such a shame lol
We need a 6th album. I believe it's being made but is still not out yet.
need a little love to ease the pain
why not me?
/hug
Passion's overrated anyway ;)
It's a great line, and who doesn't honey? :)
The sound mixing of this song is insane...
my favorite song 4ever :)
i think i have to agree..
thanks guys,,
thanks guys sj
Wake up Neo
Yup, definitely one of my faves by Massive attack. And for those of you who wonder what is the genre of this - there is no real answer. Or maybe there is - the genre is Massive attack :o) One of the things they became renown for was mixing different genres so even though they are considered "godfathers" of trip-hop you can't say all of their songs fit in trip-hop (few of them really do, actually :o) ). Btw, they considered themselves a HIP-HOP band in their beginnings (their debut - Blue lines).
This song was also the closing theme from the Bruce Willis/Richard Gere movie The Jackal
Christopher T Munro such an underrated movie
this has been one of my favorite songs for years, this movie is absolutely awesome as well. bravo for putting them together
Came because of Neo's taste in music
Stayed because it's actually really good music
Thanks Neo
loved these guys ever since Blue Lines, and they always deliver!
This tune was way ahead of its time. 20 years old now, can you believe it?
@redzwinky check out their other albums too, specially Mezzanine...it's a masterpiece.
Massive Attack - Special Cases
Massive Attack - Black Milk
Massive Attack - Protection
Portishead - Sour Times
Portishead - All mine
Portishead - It Could Be Sweet
Elizabeth Fraser - This Love
This footage is from the movie Immortal. Very meta, I highly recommend it.
Thanks for the recommendation 😎
Love this song!
I loved this movie with a passion, and this song was the made reason why I just had to see it. The movie itself ended up becoming one of the greatest movies I've ever seen in my life.
What movie this is???
@@silvasuomala4218I thought it was called enigma but I can’t find it anymore
This is one of the most beautiful videos...ever
I still have the greatness of the original cd album in my car and it sounds as beautifull as it is..clean and perfecto. Glory to this song and glory to this album. Pure eternity
Follow the white rabbit . . .
THE BEST FAN VIDEO! Introduced me to Enki Bilal. Without it, I never would have known about the Nikopol Trilogy!
Pure perfection that shall last a lifetime!! :D
Beautiful track
is this video really made in late 90's? if so it looks damn impressive
The movie came out in 2004, which is what you are seeing here set to the track.
Futuristic Age of Trump
This is just a great track. Mazzanine is just a super album and Massive Attack is still a great Trip-Hop Band. I will never get tired of it.
cosmic. deep. awesome. succulent. tune.
Gracias Algoritmo por recomendarme un video del 2007, Nice.
The white rabbit brought me here.🐇
Wake up neo...
Brilliant, fantastic and shows some of the major ideas that became the Matrix. But let's credit the genius of Massive Attack.
Nice Video Audio Combination....
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