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Purchased this for a Mid-2010 Macbook Pro that was giving me many beach balls lately. I took my new SSD drive and installed it into a USB/SATA drive holder 

I have read a few bad reviews and as a result was not going for much, however I am pleasantly surprised.

Hands down, these are the best Bluetooth headphones that I have found, so far. They are comfortable, stay in my ears, connect to my iPhone easily, and are easy to control. The charging port is easy to access and they charge quickly (1.5 hours). I can place my phone in my pocket and there is no interference with the connection like other brands. Overall, I am very happy with these headphones.

With their classic "Blue Lines" Massive Attack introduced trip-hop into the world with an extremely entertaining and mostly consistent album (the track "One Love" is the weakest one - the guy's voice really gets annoying). This kind of album falls into the league as The Beatles first albums and Run-D.M.C.'s "Run-D.M.C." in terms of how influential it was to the music industry. Every track here is not only original but also very entertaining. There's about 4 or 5 different vocalists that appear throughout the album, and although the one off "One Love" is arguably the weakest, the rest are very good (Tricky is my personal favorite, he does the "Blue Lines" song). The lyrics are also very good - you'll end up liking a lot of the songs in that regard. If you're a hip-hop fan you'll love this album. If you are a casual music fan there's a high probability you'll love this album. A highly influential album that hasn't aged a day (although the sound quality could use a remastering). Definitely recommended! If you like this you'll love their other album "Mezzanine" and most likely Portishead's "Portishead".