If the group didn’t temporarily change their name, then ‘ Unfinished Sympathy‘ wouldn’t have grown into this huge hit for the group and that stellar career they’ve gone on to had may have never come to fruition.BREAKING NEWS 10/11 04:40 - Russia deportations probable ‘crimes against humanity’: Amnesty 10/11 04:40 - Russia deportations probable ‘crimes against humanity’: Amnesty 10/11 04:37 - Putin will not attend G20 summit in person, Russian embassy says 10/11 04:06 - US sees 'real problems' for Russia in Ukraine 10/11 04:04 - Abortion data from Medibank hack posted on dark web as Clare O’Neil pledges to pursue ‘scumbags’ 10/11 03:34 - Russia’s Putin to skip G20 10/11 03:34 - Russia’s Putin to skip G20 10/11 03:08 - Vladimir Putin will not attend G20 summit in Bali, Indonesian official says 10/11 02:59 - Kherson retreat shows Russian military has ‘real problems’, says Biden, as Zelenskiy urges caution 10/11 02:47 - Thunderstorm asthma weather warning for Victoria as high winds whip up pollen 10/11 02:42 - Capturing war-time memories, before it is too late 10/11 02:35 - 'The enemy does not bring us gifts': Ukrainians urged to 'be restrained' as Putin orders Kherson withdrawal 10/11 02:17 - Russia's Vladimir Putin will not be attending G20 summit in Bali 10/11 01:49 - God of War: Ragnarok 'accessibility needed to be better' 10/11 01:02 - COP27: The oil project being called a sin 10/11 00:34 - Russia Orders Retreat From Kherson, a Serious Reversal in the Ukraine War 10/11 00:16 - 17 Jokes Only For People Who Know Guy Fieri Is The Best Human On Earth 10/11 00:08 - Russia-Ukraine war live: Russia orders troops to leave key Ukrainian city of Kherson – as it happened 10/11 00:01 - Sunak warned UK public services will need £43bn a year to ‘stand still’ 09/11 23:56 - Senate control still a toss-up as key midterm races remain uncalled 09/11 23:38 - Ukraine Peace Talks Remain Distant Even as Moscow Signals a Retreat 09/11 23:27 - At COP27, Plans to Overhaul the IMF and World Bank Gain Traction 09/11 23:20 - Brittney Griner: Joe Biden vows to ‘get her home’ from Russian penal colony 09/11 23:11 - Russia says it will withdraw forces from Kherson in major setback 09/11 23:08 - All you need to know as US Senate race goes to runoff in Georgia 09/11 23:08 - All you need to know as US Senate race goes to runoff in Georgia 09/11 23:00 - Your Wednesday Evening Briefing 09/11 22:53 - Exposed Ukrainian fighters are taking huge risks on the frontline in Kherson 09/11 22:38 - Medibank hacker says ransom demand was US$10m as purported abortion health records posted 09/11 22:30 - Trump said Pence was ‘too honest’ over January 6 plot, says ex-vice-president in book 09/11 21:50 - Ukraine war: Briton Simon Lingard killed in conflict 09/11 21:44 - In Wake of U.S. Massive Attack are known for their stringent anti-war values now as they have campaigned relentlessly for peace over the last-30 years but, back in 1991, they were an unknown quantity. The song was their first taste of commercial success, it charted highly internationally and even topped the charts in the Netherlands, without becoming a hit in the UK first it may never have done.
You can see it now, can’t you?”Īlthough compromise isn’t usually in the DNA of Massive Attack, on this occasion, it was the right move and ‘Unfinished Sympathy’ would go one to become one of the defining tracks of the decade. All the major stores turn around and say we’re not stocking the album, it’s in bad taste. I can just imagine the headline: ‘MASSIVE ATTACK ON IRAQ’, the day before the album’s released. “Then the other day, I was reading the paper and it’s all happening again over there. It was a ridiculous, pointless exercise for everyone. “The only compromise we’ve ever made is dropping the ‘Attack’ from our name, because of the Gulf War and the pressure we were getting from the radio in particular,” he admitted, “We were naive, we didn’t know what the right thing to do was, but we knew it was a compromise. Massive Attack’s 3D spoke about why they had no choice but to change their name whilst conversing with Mixmag in 1998.
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