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And the Fandom Rejoiced: A frequent source of excitement for Massive Attack albums is who they'll collaborate with next.
Epic Riff: "Atlas Air" has one of the most memorably catchy riffs known to man.
Genius Bonus: Heligoland is named after a German archipelago that has previously been a Danish and a British possesion.
Mondegreen: The actual lyric from "Man Next Door" is Always a fuss and fight, but Horace Andy's accent makes it hard to not hear it as Always a fussin' fart.
Nightmare Fuel: A lot of their songs have extremely creepy undertones. "Butterfly Caught," "Risingson," "Angel," and "Inertia Creeps" all qualify.
- "Atlas Air." "Let 'em feast, my heart is big, my blood will slide [...] fish like little silver knives make the cuts on my insides."
- The cover of Mezzanine.
Paranoia Fuel: "Man Next Door", arguably.

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 * [[And the Fandom Rejoiced]]: A frequent source of excitement for Massive Attack albums is who they'll collaborate with next.
 * [[Epic Riff]]: "Atlas Air" has one of the most memorably catchy riffs known to man.
-* [[Genius Bonus]]: ''Heligoland'' is named after a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heligoland German archipelago] that has previously been a Danish and a British possesion.
+* [[Genius Bonus]]: ''Heligoland'' is named after a [[wikipedia:Heligoland|German archipelago]] that has previously been a Danish and a British possesion.
 * [[Mondegreen]]: The actual lyric from "Man Next Door" is ''Always a fuss and fight'', but Horace Andy's accent makes it hard to not hear it as ''Always a fussin' fart''.
 * [[Nightmare Fuel]]: A lot of their songs have extremely creepy undertones. "Butterfly Caught," "Risingson," "Angel," and "Inertia Creeps" all qualify.