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  • petted101
    petted101 Posts: 190
    Rescheduled tour dates are starting to be released. Oxford is now 18th February, seems early but at least something positive is happening.
  • SmallestOceans
    SmallestOceans Posts: 13,542
    “Life’s not hard, it’s just not easy”

    I love throwing on any random album by this guy. I don’t think anybody else makes night music like him...
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  • tino_11
    tino_11 Posts: 2,182
    Mark Lanegan's Newcastle show is the first rescheduled show I've had cancelled. Seems early to cancel as it was due to take place in Febraury but I guess they don't believe any shows will take place before then. 
    'F*** the pessimists. F*** 'em.' Eddie Vedder
  • goldrush
    goldrush everybody knows this is nowhere Posts: 7,789
    Mark has another remix album coming out this month. IYEARA have remixed the Somebody’s Knocking album



    Mark Lanegan and dark wave band IYEARA are delighted to announce a remix of his entire 2019 album Somebody’s Knocking, as the mischievously reconstructed and reimagined 'Another Knock At The Door' (IYEARA remixes) on 21st August 2020. 

    The Screaming Trees and Queens of the Stone Age front man's 11th solo album was a synth-laden and pulsating soundscape. In step with Lanegan's next move - a published memoir (Sing Backwards and Weep) - IYEARA have reworked the whole album, to scrutinise and reveal the nuances and atmospheres within, to re frame Lanegan's lyrics. IYEARA have reimagined the primal, guttural songs in their own image. 

    Comprised of The Duke Spirit guitarist Toby Butler, producer Malcolm Carson and vocalist Paul O’Keeffe, IYEARA announced themselves in 2019 through the release of CONSEQUENCES EP; a record including a cover of  Shout by Tears for Fears featuring The Duke Spirit’s Liela Moss. The group have remixed the likes of Laura Marling’s LUMP project, UNKLE, Humanist ft Dave Gahan, The Prodigy, The Boxer Rebellion, Simon Raymonde’s Lost Horizons,  Paris Youth Foundation, The Ting Tings, JoyCut and Lusts.

    Playing Nero will be the first single to be released from the album, with IYEARA adding a brooding, industrial edge to a beautiful, wistful original score. This will be followed by a remix of post-punk gem ‘She Loved You’ as IYEARA combine the throbbing synths of John Carpenter with the ethereal, ambient sonics of Tangerine Dream, creating their own cerebral take on the works of a unique, enduring artist.

    Mark Lanegan Band - Another Knock At The Door (IYEARA remixes) is out on  21st August 2020.



    “Do not postpone happiness”
    (Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)

    “Put yer good money on the sunrise”
    (Tim Rogers)
  • goldrush
    goldrush everybody knows this is nowhere Posts: 7,789
    Playing Nero (IYEARA remix)

    https://youtu.be/6Ia6wXnsZlc

    She Loved You (IYEARA remix)

    https://youtu.be/MJ1Y5kO3svI
    “Do not postpone happiness”
    (Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)

    “Put yer good money on the sunrise”
    (Tim Rogers)
  • Fixer13
    Fixer13 Posts: 198
    If anyone is interested, Newbury comics is selling his latest album with a signed book mark.  I am late to Screaming Trees and Lanegan solo work.  Been picking up lots of cd’s...so good.  Love Trees “Dust B sides” and his solo “the Winding Sheet”.  Better late than never 🎸
    "How do afford your rock 'n roll lifestyle?"- Cake
  • Loujoe
    Loujoe Posts: 11,698
    Cool^^^I'd like to read that book. I just snagged dust a couple years ago.

     I was lucky to have a friend back in 89, 90 that was into music and shows. He turned me on to S Trees and we went to a couple shows with babes in toyland. His ghostly voice paired with the guitarists running around doing belly bumps on stage was cool. He stood there singing, not flipping out.. It was so great to be a part of that music scene. I had no idea back then. My bud would call radio shows and get free tickets to all these sick shows. Right at the birth of industrial music & 'grunge'. We lost touch after high school, but pretty sure he was too cool to care about pearl jam! Although he dug soundgarden louder than love! Screaming Chris Cornell. Got me to see them twice before anyone really knew who they were...i live the best life...been to/go to crazy shows...not lately...end of flashback
  • Fixer13
    Fixer13 Posts: 198
    Loujoe said:
    Cool^^^I'd like to read that book. I just snagged dust a couple years ago.

     I was lucky to have a friend back in 89, 90 that was into music and shows. He turned me on to S Trees and we went to a couple shows with babes in toyland. His ghostly voice paired with the guitarists running around doing belly bumps on stage was cool. He stood there singing, not flipping out.. It was so great to be a part of that music scene. I had no idea back then. My bud would call radio shows and get free tickets to all these sick shows. Right at the birth of industrial music & 'grunge'. We lost touch after high school, but pretty sure he was too cool to care about pearl jam! Although he dug soundgarden louder than love! Screaming Chris Cornell. Got me to see them twice before anyone really knew who they were...i live the best life...been to/go to crazy shows...not lately...end of flashback
    Awesome story and memories!  So cool to see those guys back then.  

    I love catching music artists before they make it big time.  We have a great/growing live music scene in Maine that is on hold right now (like everywhere these days).  Can’t wait for shows to get back in action, but I know it’s still a ways off.  
    "How do afford your rock 'n roll lifestyle?"- Cake
  • Screaming Tree
    Screaming Tree Posts: 143

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pRx6uU_K-k&feature=emb_titlebr>
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  • Screaming Tree
    Screaming Tree Posts: 143
    Record Store Release with Greg Dulli, cover of Bob Dylan's Girl From the North Country. Fantastic.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-6dhxaMJNo&feature=emb_titlebr>
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  • RS151862
    RS151862 Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 2,725
    Hopefully this leads to another Gutter Twins album. 
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  • 1ThoughtKnown
    1ThoughtKnown Posts: 6,155
    pjl44 said:
    cp3iverson said:
    Im not going to believe either of them lol.  Hows that?
    I haven't read his book yet but I understand that Mark has...a bit of a history...when it comes to these sorts of things 
    I read the book in a day-and-a-half. It’s a real page turner. Couldn’t put it down. 
    As for Liam Gallagher, you should read the book for ML’s version of the events. I can picture it happening and don’t blame him. 
    Even his brother constantly wanted to beat the shit out of him... is it surprising Mark Lanegan would want to? He’s a little pissant, reminding us of his presence. 


  • pjl44
    pjl44 Posts: 10,523
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    pjl44 said:
    cp3iverson said:
    Im not going to believe either of them lol.  Hows that?
    I haven't read his book yet but I understand that Mark has...a bit of a history...when it comes to these sorts of things 
    I read the book in a day-and-a-half. It’s a real page turner. Couldn’t put it down. 
    As for Liam Gallagher, you should read the book for ML’s version of the events. I can picture it happening and don’t blame him. 
    Even his brother constantly wanted to beat the shit out of him... is it surprising Mark Lanegan would want to? He’s a little pissant, reminding us of his presence. 


    Read it and holy smokes. Relentless and a great read.
  • 1ThoughtKnown
    1ThoughtKnown Posts: 6,155
    pjl44 said:
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    pjl44 said:
    cp3iverson said:
    Im not going to believe either of them lol.  Hows that?
    I haven't read his book yet but I understand that Mark has...a bit of a history...when it comes to these sorts of things 
    I read the book in a day-and-a-half. It’s a real page turner. Couldn’t put it down. 
    As for Liam Gallagher, you should read the book for ML’s version of the events. I can picture it happening and don’t blame him. 
    Even his brother constantly wanted to beat the shit out of him... is it surprising Mark Lanegan would want to? He’s a little pissant, reminding us of his presence. 


    Read it and holy smokes. Relentless and a great read.
    Have you watched the interview with Joseph Arthur on YouTube? ML told Arthur he was outing everyone with that book. Lol. 

  • pjl44
    pjl44 Posts: 10,523
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    pjl44 said:
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    pjl44 said:
    cp3iverson said:
    Im not going to believe either of them lol.  Hows that?
    I haven't read his book yet but I understand that Mark has...a bit of a history...when it comes to these sorts of things 
    I read the book in a day-and-a-half. It’s a real page turner. Couldn’t put it down. 
    As for Liam Gallagher, you should read the book for ML’s version of the events. I can picture it happening and don’t blame him. 
    Even his brother constantly wanted to beat the shit out of him... is it surprising Mark Lanegan would want to? He’s a little pissant, reminding us of his presence. 


    Read it and holy smokes. Relentless and a great read.
    Have you watched the interview with Joseph Arthur on YouTube? ML told Arthur he was outing everyone with that book. Lol. 

    Also yes! I love his podcast. I heard it before the book came out and had to listen again after I read it. I've never heard Lanegan laugh so much.
  • 1ThoughtKnown
    1ThoughtKnown Posts: 6,155
    pjl44 said:
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    pjl44 said:
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    pjl44 said:
    cp3iverson said:
    Im not going to believe either of them lol.  Hows that?
    I haven't read his book yet but I understand that Mark has...a bit of a history...when it comes to these sorts of things 
    I read the book in a day-and-a-half. It’s a real page turner. Couldn’t put it down. 
    As for Liam Gallagher, you should read the book for ML’s version of the events. I can picture it happening and don’t blame him. 
    Even his brother constantly wanted to beat the shit out of him... is it surprising Mark Lanegan would want to? He’s a little pissant, reminding us of his presence. 


    Read it and holy smokes. Relentless and a great read.
    Have you watched the interview with Joseph Arthur on YouTube? ML told Arthur he was outing everyone with that book. Lol. 

    Also yes! I love his podcast. I heard it before the book came out and had to listen again after I read it. I've never heard Lanegan laugh so much.
    Yeah, he really had a good time there, very relaxed. 
    Not like the interview on MTV’s 120 Minutes in like 1995 when he was clearly on heroin. It was tough interview for Lewis Largent. 
    ML was promoting his solo album. 
    ML is then joined by Mike Johnson for a segment, then J.Mascis joins the two of them for the final segment. You can tell MJ is not loving it (as ML mentioned in the book, didn’t agree with the drug abuse/lifestyle of ML). 

    Then J Mascis plays drums on the live performance. Cool to see.

    I went down the YouTube ML wormhole after finishing the book. Watched the Tonight Show and Letterman performances he talked about and then found all kinds of stuff



  • pjl44
    pjl44 Posts: 10,523
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    pjl44 said:
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    pjl44 said:
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    pjl44 said:
    cp3iverson said:
    Im not going to believe either of them lol.  Hows that?
    I haven't read his book yet but I understand that Mark has...a bit of a history...when it comes to these sorts of things 
    I read the book in a day-and-a-half. It’s a real page turner. Couldn’t put it down. 
    As for Liam Gallagher, you should read the book for ML’s version of the events. I can picture it happening and don’t blame him. 
    Even his brother constantly wanted to beat the shit out of him... is it surprising Mark Lanegan would want to? He’s a little pissant, reminding us of his presence. 


    Read it and holy smokes. Relentless and a great read.
    Have you watched the interview with Joseph Arthur on YouTube? ML told Arthur he was outing everyone with that book. Lol. 

    Also yes! I love his podcast. I heard it before the book came out and had to listen again after I read it. I've never heard Lanegan laugh so much.
    Yeah, he really had a good time there, very relaxed. 
    Not like the interview on MTV’s 120 Minutes in like 1995 when he was clearly on heroin. It was tough interview for Lewis Largent. 
    ML was promoting his solo album. 
    ML is then joined by Mike Johnson for a segment, then J.Mascis joins the two of them for the final segment. You can tell MJ is not loving it (as ML mentioned in the book, didn’t agree with the drug abuse/lifestyle of ML). 

    Then J Mascis plays drums on the live performance. Cool to see.

    I went down the YouTube ML wormhole after finishing the book. Watched the Tonight Show and Letterman performances he talked about and then found all kinds of stuff



    Ha...I did the same thing. Searched YouTube for the different tv performances where he talks about how fucked up he was or how bad he sounded. I'll look for that 120 Minutes video. Haven't seen it, but it sounds incredible. 
  • goldrush
    goldrush everybody knows this is nowhere Posts: 7,789
    Mark is releasing an expanded version of the limited 'Dark Mark Does Christmas' record on December 4th.

    "2020 has been a dark year and so to end the year Mark Lanegan returns as Dark Mark and releases a full Christmas album. Five tracks were released as a tour only 12" in 2012 which is now rare and impossible to find. He has recorded five more tracks recently and turned it into a full length album. Lanegan successfully takes some traditional Christmas songs, some Christmas covers plus some originals and twists them into a dark, melancholic affair. Standouts include Burn The Flames, originally recorded by Roky Erickson and Lanegan makes this sinister song, even more sinister. The Everley Brothers Christmas Eve Can Kill You is stripped back and haunting whilst the Lanegan original A Christmas Song is delicate and heartbreaking. 2020 is going be a dark Christmas."

    https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/mark-lanegan/dark-mark-does-christmas-2020
    “Do not postpone happiness”
    (Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)

    “Put yer good money on the sunrise”
    (Tim Rogers)
  • 1ThoughtKnown
    1ThoughtKnown Posts: 6,155
    goldrush said:
    Mark is releasing an expanded version of the limited 'Dark Mark Does Christmas' record on December 4th.

    "2020 has been a dark year and so to end the year Mark Lanegan returns as Dark Mark and releases a full Christmas album. Five tracks were released as a tour only 12" in 2012 which is now rare and impossible to find. He has recorded five more tracks recently and turned it into a full length album. Lanegan successfully takes some traditional Christmas songs, some Christmas covers plus some originals and twists them into a dark, melancholic affair. Standouts include Burn The Flames, originally recorded by Roky Erickson and Lanegan makes this sinister song, even more sinister. The Everley Brothers Christmas Eve Can Kill You is stripped back and haunting whilst the Lanegan original A Christmas Song is delicate and heartbreaking. 2020 is going be a dark Christmas."

    https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/mark-lanegan/dark-mark-does-christmas-2020
    This will be the best Christmas album since Boney M. 
  • 1ThoughtKnown
    1ThoughtKnown Posts: 6,155
    Think I need to pick up that 2015 Sub Pop box set. 
    A couples are $100 US on Discogs.  The shipping costs from the US are absolutely crazy now. Bet it’s $50 to ship it. Sigh. 


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