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Limited double 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Mezzanine is the third studio album by English trip hop group Massive Attack, released on 20 April 1998 by Virgin Records. It was the first album to be produced by Neil Davidge, along with the group. Mezzanine topped the charts in the United Kingdom, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand, becoming the band's most commercially successful album to date. It saw the band expanding their trip hop sound to electronica stylings, with diverse influences from rock, hip hop and dub genres. Massive Attack are an English trip hop group formed in 1988 in Bristol. Their debut album Blue Lines was released in 1991. Album Tracks 1. Risingson 4 58 2. Teardrop 5 29 1. Inertia Creeps 5 56 2. Exchange 4 11 3. Dissolved Girl 6 07 1. Man Next Door 5 55 2. Black Milk 6 20 3. Mezzanine 5 54 1. Group Four 8 13 2. (Exchange) 4 08

Double translucent light blue colored vinyl LP pressing. Summer Walker's 'Finally Over It' closes the 'Over It' trilogy with her most unapologetic project yet. Split in two parts, it's a raw look at modern dating protect your peace or trade love for stability. InchFor BetterInch leans into reflection and self-worth, while InchFor WorseInch imagines a life where luxury can replace intimacy. Across 18 tracks, Summer weighs her options and closes one of R&B's most compelling trilogies with her boldest statement yet. Album Tracks 1. * Disc 1 - for Better 2. Scars 3. Robbed You (With Mariah the Scientist) 4. No 5. Go Girl (With Latto and Doja Cat) 6. Baby (With Chris Brown) 7. 1-800-Heartbreak (With Anderson.Paak) 8. Heart of a Woman 9. Situationship 10. Give Me a Reason (With Bryson Tiller) 1. * Disc 2 - for Worse 2. FMT 3. How Sway (With Sailorr) 4. Baller (With Glorilla, Sexyy Red, and Monaleo) 5. Don't Make Me Do It/Tempted 6. Get Yo Boy (With 21 Savage) 7. Number One (With Brent Faiyaz) 8. Stitch Me Up 9. Allegedly (With Teddy Swims) 10. Finally Over It

Summer Walker's 'Finally Over It' closes the 'Over It' trilogy with her most unapologetic project yet. Split in two parts, it's a raw look at modern dating protect your peace or trade love for stability. InchFor BetterInch leans into reflection and self-worth, while InchFor WorseInch imagines a life where luxury can replace intimacy. Across 18 tracks, Summer weighs her options and closes one of R&B's most compelling trilogies with her boldest statement yet. Album Tracks 1. Scars 2. Robbed You (With Mariah the Scientist) 3. No 4. Go Girl (With Latto) 5. Get Yo Boy (With 21 Savage) 6. Situationship 7. Heart of a Woman 8. 1-800 Heartbreak (With Anderson.Paak) 9. Give Me a Reason (With Bryson Tiller) 10. FMT 3 27 11. How Sway (With Sailorr) 12. Baller (With Glorilla & Sexyy Red) 13. Don't Stop/Tempted 14. Drown in My Love (Featuring Foggieraw) 15. Number One (With Brent Faiyaz) 16. Spend It Walker 17. Take Me Out This Club 18. Finally Over It