Home / Music / Portishead took eleven years between their second and third albumsMusic linernotes album music portisheadPortishead took eleven years between their second and third albumsPortishead took eleven years between their self-titled second album (1997) and Third (2008). Nobody was rushing them. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesPortishead's Dummy started in Neneh Cherry's kitchenPortishead produced Dummy themselves in Bristol studiosPortishead abandoned trip-hop for krautrock and industrial textures on ThirdPortishead's Dummy won the 1995 Mercury Prize over Oasis and PulpDummy's sound came from making their own samples, not borrowing themExploreClosing Time barely registered on release — Tom Waits' debut went largely unnoticedConfield divided listeners on release but is now recognized as Autechre's most important workCourt and Spark is widely regarded as Joni Mitchell's masterpiece — Pazz & Jop No. 1 for 1974Donny Hathaway Live ranked No. 48 on Rolling Stone's 50 Greatest Live Albums of All TimeErykah Badu was discovered through a 19-song demo recorded with her cousinPrevious Portishead's Third opened with the mechanized beat of Machine GunNext Portishead is Beth Gibbons, Geoff Barrow, and Adrian Utley