100th window (10/02/2003)
highest uk chart position #1 (10 weeks in top 100)
cd: cdv2967
3x12": v2967
	1 (a1)	future proof	5:38
	2 (a2)	what your soul sings	6:38
	3 (b1)	everywhen	7:39
	4 (b2)	special cases	5:09
	5 (c1)	butterfly caught	7:34
	6 (c2)	a prayer for england	5:48
	7 (d1)	small time shot away	7:59
	8 (d2)	name taken	7:49
	9 (e1)	antistar [8:17]/ (f1) (untitled)	19:38
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cd promo: cdvdj2967
	1	future proof	5:39
	2	what your soul sings	6:37
	3	everywhen	7:36
	4	special cases	5:08
	5	butterfly caught	7:33
	6	a prayer for england	5:44
	7	small time shot away	7:57
	8	name taken	7:47
	9	antistar [8:17]/(untitled)	19:36
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interview cd: cdivdj2967
	1	why has this album taken so long?	1:01
	2	what prompted you to restart the project?	0:51
	3	so what was the eventual starting point for this album?	1:56
	4	how has your sound moved on from mezzanine?	1:03
	5	why have you decided to abandon samples on this album?	0:42
	6	to what extent have advances in technology affected your sound?	0:39
	7	how can you ensure that your music is still emotional when it is so machine-made?	0:59
	8	is it hard to find the right balance between experimentation and perfectionism?	0:42
	9	sequencing an album can often be the hardest job of all	0:45
	10	what sort of reactions are you getting to this new album?	0:51
	11	do you think this new record will draw in new fans?	0:21
	12	do you still get a thrill out of writing songs?	0:38
	13	what's the starting point of most of your songs?	0:22
	14	how do you match the singer to the song?	0:44
	15	you clearly value horace andy's contribution to your music very highly...	0:36
	16	why did you choose sinéad o’connor to sing on this album?	1:00
	17	how did you approach her vocals?	0:17
	18	tell me about her song 'a prayer for england?	0:48
	19	how do you come up with the lyrics for horace andy?	0:22
	20	how did you choose which songs would fit your voice?	0:48
	21	when it comes to your own vocals are you very self-critical?	1:02
	22	how do you make your vocals sound so intimate?	0:46
	23	how do your lyrics come together?	0:53
	24	you're printing the lyrics on the album sleeve this time...	0:38
	25	do you have great plans to update massive attack.com for this album?	1:09
	26	how do you combine music and politics?	0:33
	27	how are you active in the campaign to stop the war against iraq?	1:00
	28	what's the significance of the album title 100th window?	0:52
	29	'special cases' is the first single from this album, what's it about?	1:24
	30	did that track always stand out as a potential single?	0:24
	31	at what point in the creative process do ideas for videos kick in?	0:37
	32	what do you envisage for the 'special cases' video?	0:25
	33	how important is it to keep control over the way your music is marketed?	1:07
	34	how did you arrive at the idea for your album cover?	1:34
	35	those glass figures must gave taken some construction...	0:41
	36	how ambitious will your live show be?	0:49
	37	has trying out new ideas always been central to massive attack's existence?	1:11
	38	now this album is finished, when will you be ready to record new material?	1:10
	39	do you have any vocalists in mind for the next album?	0:24
	40	what does being a part of massive attack mean to you?	0:33