The Wild Bunch

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The Wild Bunch was a pioneering Bristol sound system and DJ collective in the 1980s that fused hip hop, reggae, funk, and punk, and later gave rise to the group Massive Attack.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf DJ collective
musical collective
sound system
activeIn Bristol music scene
associatedAct Massive Attack NERFINISHED
Smith & Mighty NERFINISHED
Soul II Soul NERFINISHED
basedIn Bristol NERFINISHED
city Bristol NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
culturalOrigin Bristol, England NERFINISHED
dissolvedInto Massive Attack NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork DJing
club promotion
sound system culture
followedBy Massive Attack NERFINISHED
genre funk
hip hop
punk
reggae
hasMember Adrian Thaws NERFINISHED
Andrew Vowles NERFINISHED
Claude Williams NERFINISHED
DJ Milo NERFINISHED
DJ Suv NERFINISHED
Grant Marshall NERFINISHED
Miles Johnson NERFINISHED
Nellee Hooper NERFINISHED
Robert Del Naja NERFINISHED
Willy Wee NERFINISHED
hasPart DJ collective
hasSuccessor Massive Attack NERFINISHED
inception 1980s
influenced Bristol sound NERFINISHED
trip hop
knownFor fusing hip hop, reggae, funk, and punk
language English
locationOfFormation Bristol NERFINISHED
memberOf Bristol underground scene NERFINISHED
movement Bristol sound NERFINISHED
notableAs pioneering Bristol sound system
notableFor helping create the foundations of trip hop
multiracial, cross-genre club culture in Bristol
notableWork live DJ sets
partOf UK sound system culture
timePeriod late-1980s
mid-1980s

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Massive Attack originatedFrom The Wild Bunch
Lenny Cole associatedWith The Wild Bunch
Johnny Quid associatedWith The Wild Bunch
Bristol sound associatedWithArtist The Wild Bunch