1Tell Us About The Album - Did The Album Exist Before The Title Or Did The Title Exist - It's 'Mezzanine'0:22
10Who Actually Does The Writing - I've Never Been Quite Sure Who Does What0:50
11What Do You Each Bring In Individually0:55
12How Important Is The Lyrical Content Of The Song And How Much Of It Is The Atmosphere In The Music Of It0:15
13And You Say Group 4 Came Out Of Cornwall As Well, Explain The Concept0:56
14This Is Liz Frazer From The Cocteau Twins0:18
15So This Was Obviously A Fairly Difficult Album, Was This More Difficult To Record Than Anything Else You've Done Before1:14
16What Were The Problems You Were Having To Deal With, Was It Like Not Getting On And Not Liking The Music You Were Making Or Is It Just Coming To Terms With Being Older And What You Were Going Through As Individuals0:29
17Did You Find That You Suddenly Had To Get More Serious And Kind Of Play The Game More As A Band Like You Had To Go On Tour And You Had To Release The Album, Did That Kind Of Complicate It1:20
18Did That Freak You Out When You Realised You Had To Do That0:34
19Do You Look For Other People To Work With As Well, Is That Something That Keeps You Interested And Keeps You Exited About The Music You're Making Like 'OK What Can We Do Next Who Can We Work With Next'1:07
2What Other Titles Were In The Frame For It, Was There Anything Else0:42
20What Was It Like Working With Her1:16
21When You Actually Finished The Album, When Was The Time You Listened To It As A Complete Album0:37
22Tell Us The Story About The Bibles That Appeared During The Recording Of 'Mezzanine' Is That True - I Read About It Somewhere0:42
23Do You Not Get Bored By Your Own Record Collections0:48
24Tell Me About Inertia Creeps, Is It A Particularly Personal Song1:04
25Is It Carthartic For You To Write These Lyrics, And You Do Write Them For Yourselves Or Do You Write For Other People To Appreciate1:02
26You Didn't Work With Nellee Hooper On This Album At All, Did You Miss Him0:31
27You Have Such A Huge Long List Of Credits On Your Albums Like People Who Have Been Involved With You, Are There Alot Of People On This One As Well Or Is It Much More Narrow Or Defined0:52
28Do You Like The Album 'Mezzanine' - G0:32
29Something I Read In An Interview D, You Were Saying That When You Think Back To 1989/90 You Think Of Sunshine And Happy Times, So This Is Gonna Be The Bleak Days1:29
3Where Did You Actually Record This0:08
30Do You Still Enjoy Being In Massive Attack0:57
31Can You See Yourselves In Their Positions In Any Point In The Future0:33
32Mushroom, Do You Like This Album0:24
33What's Your Favourite Track On The Album0:56
34I Think Dissolved Girl Is One Of My Favourite Tracks On The Album Her Voice Is Fantastic She Sounds Like An Awful Lot Of Other People, What's That Track About0:22
35Aside From Making Your Own Records, You Also Have The Label Melankolic, How Many Artists Have You Got Signed To Melankolic Now0:17
36Where Do You Find These People, Lewis And Craig1:14
37How Much Do You Get Involved2:03
38You've Worked With Liz Fraser Now And You Wanted To Work With Her Six Years Ago, Who Else Is There Still That You Want To Work With0:29
39Tell Us About The Madonna Story - How Long Did It Take To Meet Here While You Were There1:06
4And How Long Did It Take0:06
5Didn't You Do Quite A Bit Of Writing In Cornwall0:46
6Does That Actually Effect The Sound Of The Album Like The Technology And The Frustrations It Causes0:34
7It Must Be Difficult To Be Organic0:43
8So How Long Were You In Cornwall For And What Actually Went On0:30
9Was This Like A Conscious Decision, Were You Genuinely Just Not Getting On With Each Other And Just Needed Space0:28