Safe From Harm (single)
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For other uses, see Safe From Harm (disambiguation).
| Safe From Harm | ||
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| EP by Massive Attack | ||
| Released | May 28, 1991 | |
| Genre | Electronica | |
| Length | 17:59 | |
| Label | Virgin | |
| Producer(s) | Massive Attack Johnny Dollar |
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| Massive Attack chronology | ||
| Blue Lines (1991) |
Protection (1994) |
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Safe From Harm is the third single from Blue Lines, the 1991 debut from Massive Attack.
The bass, guitar, and drums are sampled from the song "Stratus" by Billy Cobham. The vocals are sung by Shara Nelson.
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
- "Safe From Harm (7" version)" – 4:28
- "Safe From Harm (original)" – 5:18
- "Safe From Harm (perfecto mix)" – 8:13
[edit] Chart information
The album peaked at the following positions in three different charts maintained by Billboard Magazine:
- Hot Dance Music/Club Play: #35
- Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales: #32
- Modern Rock Tracks: #28
[edit] Misprint information
The album insert contains incorrect track listing information. It is listed as follows:
- "Safe From Harm (7" version)"
- "Safe From Harm (long version)"
- "Safe From Harm (original version)"
[edit] External link
- EP information from Inflightdata.com Includes additional information on EP from the recording on various media
| Massive Attack |
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| Robert Del Naja aka "3D" - Grant Marshall aka "Daddy G" |
| Andrew Vowles aka "Mushroom" |
| Discography |
| EPs: Hymn of the Big Wheel - Butterfly Caught |
| Studio albums: Blue Lines - Protection - Mezzanine - 100th Window |
| Singles: Any Love - Daydreaming - Unfinished Sympathy - Safe From Harm - Massive Attack EP - Sly - Protection - Karmacoma - Risingson - Teardrop - Angel - Intertia Creeps - Special Cases - Butterfly Caught - Live With Me |
| Compilations: The Singles Collection - Collected - Eleven Promos |
| Remix albums: No Protection |
| Soundtracks: Danny the Dog - Bullet Boy |
