Virgin releases Collected, a Best of CD/DVD, on March 27, and a new single, Live with Me, a fortnight earlier. A good excuse, then, for 10 Massive moments from the band who twisted dance music into new shapes, altering it irrevocably.

1 Unfinished Sympathy Still, 15 years on, utterly devastating. As the strings, drums and piano turn the screw, Shara Nelson’s vocal wrenches the heart.

2 Protection The constantly underrated Tracy Thorn steps up to the mike for this stunning 1994 title track.

3 Risingson A brutal, treacle-thick epic from Mezzanine.

4 Karmacoma Shortly to go solo, Tricky lent his super-sly rap to this killer cut from Protection.

5 Safe from Harm The lead track from Blue Lines, with Nelson deceptively sweet on “If you hurt what’s mine, I’ll sure as hell retaliate”.

6 Teardrop Liz Fraser from the Cocteau Twins, ravishing with restraint.

7 Angel Even Horace Andy keening “You are my angel” couldn’t lighten this black-as-night masterpiece.

8 What Your Soul Sings A standout from the unsung 100th Window, with Sinead O’Connor a perfect foil.

9 Daydreaming One of trip-hop’s cornerstones, another ominous three-way from Blue Lines.

10 Inertia Creeps If you could be stalked by a song, this would be the one to do it.

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