Black Milk
Massive Attack * Track #8 On Mezzanine
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Black Milk by Massive Attack
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Massive AttackProduced by
Robert “3D” del Naja & Andrew “Mushroom” Vowles & Grantley “Daddy G” Marshall & Neil DavidgeWrited by
Grantley “Daddy G” Marshall & Elizabeth Fraser & Andrew “Mushroom” Vowles & Robert “3D” del NajaAbout
“Black Milk” was the second Elizabeth Fraser song to be conceived after “Teardrop” during the Mezzanine recording sessions at a studio in Cornwall that occurred throughout 1997. It was mostly a Daddy G creation with some input from Mushroom and with production overseen by Neil Davidge. 3D had virtua...
Black Milk Lyrics
[Verse 1: Elizabeth Fraser]
You're not my eater
I'm not your food
[Chorus: Elizabeth Fraser]
Love you for God
Love you for the Mother
[Verse 2: Elizabeth Fraser]
Eat me in the space
Within my heart
[Chorus: Elizabeth Fraser]
Love you for God
I love you for the Mother
[Verse 3: Elizabeth Fraser]
Mother fountain
Or live or not at all
[Verse 4: Elizabeth Fraser]
The most level
Sunken chapel
[Chorus: Elizabeth Fraser]
Love you for God
Oh, love you for the Mother
[Verse 5: Elizabeth Fraser]
All's there to love
Only love
Black Milk Q&A
Who wrote Black Milk's ?
Black Milk was written by Grantley “Daddy G” Marshall & Elizabeth Fraser & Andrew “Mushroom” Vowles & Robert “3D” del Naja.
Who produced Black Milk's ?
Black Milk was produced by Robert “3D” del Naja & Andrew “Mushroom” Vowles & Grantley “Daddy G” Marshall & Neil Davidge.
When did Massive Attack release Black Milk?
Massive Attack released Black Milk on Mon Apr 20 1998.
What did Massive Attack say about "Black Milk"?
3D on Black Milk [Vox Magazine – May 1998]:
This is an excursion in Liz’s own language, which I’m a big fan of. We usually jam and come up with random stuff, which we then re-record. It’s quite exploratory.
Daddy G to 3D convincing him that the the Manfred Mann sample was minimal [Official Massive...