Snoop Dogg and Massive Attack in new collaboration

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The song is available to hear online now

Nov 3, 2008
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Snoop Dogg and Massive Attack leader 3D have recorded a song together entitled 'Calling Mumia'.

The song features on the soundtrack for the documentary film 'In Prison My Whole Life', which charts the life of political activist Mumia Abu Jamal, who is on Death Row in the USA after being convicted of murdering a policeman.

'Calling Mumia' is available to hear at Massiveattack.co.uk now.

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whatawasteoftime

Nov 3, 2008

That's fucking AWFUL... more evidence that Massive are a washed out, money hungry joke. Compare it to I Against I - that was great. This is shite.

rubbersoul7

Nov 3, 2008

Massive Attack are still one of the best bands on the planet. Dont let this minor blip make you think this is what they sound like nowadays. This wont be on the new album. If we get an album full of tracks that are anything like the brilliant Live With Me from a few years ago i'll be well happy. And wouldnt call MA a money hungry joke - do you really think 3D and co are short of cash?

whatawasteoftime

Nov 3, 2008

No they're not short of cash you fucking berk but they want more more more money all the time hence their selling out to corporate interests while bleating on about how anti corporate they are. Massive Account more like.

slumpedandloaded

Nov 4, 2008

that sounds awesome

rubbersoul7

Nov 4, 2008

Tut tut tut....whatawasteoftime, the only fucking berk round here is you if you think that contributing a song to a soundtrack is selling out to corporate interests - its hardly lending their talents to a coca-cola advert is it? Think about what you're typing before you submit your comment in future you silly boy.

whatawasteoftime

Nov 4, 2008

rubber soul were you born a fucking wanker or is it something you've had to work on? I'm not saying contributing a song to a soundtrack is selling out you dumb prick I'm saying if you knew a single solitary thing about this band you'd know that they were all about the money. You only have to go to one of their gigs and see the massive corporate sponsorship to realise it. You probably wouldn't though, since you're clearly as thick as pig shit.