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ok any Mark Lanegan fans?

GodsDice724GodsDice724 Posts: 22
edited April 2006 in Other Music
Im talking his solo stuff. I mean granted Screaming Trees is and will always be on of my fav bands, but his solo stuff equals genius. Whther it be Whiskey for the Holy Ghost or his latest Bubblegum. I just think hes a incredible singer/artist. And I wish he was still with Queen of the Stone Age.
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    bladworth116bladworth116 Posts: 344
    Sign me up. I'm a big fan of "Scraps at Midnight" as well. Have you picked up "Ballad of the broken seas" his collaboration with Isobel Campbell yet?
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    GodsDice724GodsDice724 Posts: 22
    bladworth116 wrote:
    Sign me up. I'm a big fan of "Scraps at Midnight" as well. Have you picked up "Ballad of the broken seas" his collaboration with Isobel Campbell yet?

    after I find out how much PJ tix are gonna cost me for june 23...I def will. Ive been eyeing it up on amazon.com
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    9/05/2000 Pittsburgh
    4/26/2003 Pittsburgh
    6/23/2006 Pittsburgh

    Under your tongue...I’m like a tab...
    I will give you what...you’re not s’posed to have
    Pearl Jam - Last Exit
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    intodeepintodeep Posts: 7,228
    I have whiskey and the Holy Ghost and his last solo album bubblegum and i enjoy them both.

    Mark has a great voice.

    i wish those rumors of him and mike gettign together to do another mad season album would come through. That would rock!
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    catefrancescatefrances Posts: 29,003
    i saw mark lanegan october 2004 at the gaelic club in sydney. and i swear the man did not move during the entire set. not that it affected the music or my appreciation of his voice but i'd never seen anything quite so still on stage. god it was so sweet to be there.
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    chrisopaloozachrisopalooza Posts: 347
    massive ML fan. i got to talk with him for about an hour before one of his shows in SD (casbah, sep 2004). most humble, down to earth guy. definitley a guy that puts music before anything...well, heroine and cigarettes sometimes before the music, but other than that, ya know...

    whiskey for the holy ghost
    field songs
    bubblegum

    amazing albums.
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    cellophanehandcellophanehand Posts: 34
    screaming trees are great. his solo stuff is fantastic. and he has the softest cheeks ever....


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    NothingbetterNothingbetter Wichita, KS Posts: 570
    Quite honestly, I haven't checked out his solo stuff yet. I will soon, though. I love Screaming Trees, so I'm not sure why I never gave it a try.
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    Dick JonesDick Jones Posts: 777
    Love Mark Lanegan. I can't say enough about his solo stuff. Amazing.
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    South of SeattleSouth of Seattle West Seattle Posts: 10,724
    catefrances wrote:
    i saw mark lanegan october 2004 at the gaelic club in sydney. and i swear the man did not move during the entire set. not that it affected the music or my appreciation of his voice but i'd never seen anything quite so still on stage. god it was so sweet to be there.

    I saw him in the bathroom at a Queens show smoking 2 cigs at once. Is that necessary? :D
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    Dick JonesDick Jones Posts: 777
    South of Seattle wrote:
    I saw him in the bathroom at a Queens show smoking 2 cigs at once. Is that necessary? :D

    For a guy who washes down razorblades with gasoline, yeah it's necessary.
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    GodsDice724GodsDice724 Posts: 22
    Dick Jones wrote:
    For a guy who washes down razorblades with gasoline, yeah it's necessary.


    :D funny shit
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    9/05/2000 Pittsburgh
    4/26/2003 Pittsburgh
    6/23/2006 Pittsburgh

    Under your tongue...I’m like a tab...
    I will give you what...you’re not s’posed to have
    Pearl Jam - Last Exit
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    catefrancescatefrances Posts: 29,003
    South of Seattle wrote:
    I saw him in the bathroom at a Queens show smoking 2 cigs at once. Is that necessary? :D

    you've heard his voice. of course two cigs at once is neceassry :D.
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    UKDaveUKDave Posts: 5,557
    Screaming Trees stuff obviously great but so is solo stuff!! Bubblegum is a really good album!!
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    melodyman22melodyman22 Posts: 326
    mark lanegan is a great singer, and his solo stuff is as easily as good as the trees
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    soundgrungersoundgrunger Posts: 218
    mark lanegan fan over here! LOVE his solo stuff. i wish he was still with qotsa too.
    saw him live and i agree with catefrances, he didn't move the entire time! it is kinda strage, but doesn't take anything away from the show or his music. love that voice..
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    KlumpieKlumpie Posts: 2,649
    Not a fan yet. But I'm listening to Whiskey fot the Holy Ghost and Bubblegum the last 2 weeks. And it's a great musician, great voice and great music. Are there any other great albums of Mark Lanegan???
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    reeferchiefreeferchief Posts: 3,569
    Klumpie wrote:
    Not a fan yet. But I'm listening to Whiskey fot the Holy Ghost and Bubblegum the last 2 weeks. And it's a great musician, great voice and great music. Are there any other great albums of Mark Lanegan???

    The Winding Sheet is a classic.
    All of them are brilliant, really liking Ballard of the Broken Seas with Isobelle Campbell.:)
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    KlumpieKlumpie Posts: 2,649
    reeferchief wrote:
    The Winding Sheet is a classic.
    All of them are brilliant, really liking Ballard of the Broken Seas with Isobelle Campbell.:)

    Thank you,

    The Winding Sheet and Ballard of the Broken Seas...I will see if I can find these classics :)
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    stonesgstringstonesgstring Posts: 4,613
    Yes I really like Mark Lanegan. His chilled out style is so far removed from the music I usually like, metal and heavy rock so it makes a nice change to put on one of his cd's.
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    funkymonkfunkymonk Posts: 279
    Yeah, I loved him with Queens. I wish he would return to the band as well.
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    reeferchiefreeferchief Posts: 3,569
    Klumpie wrote:
    Thank you,

    The Winding Sheet and Ballard of the Broken Seas...I will see if I can find these classics :)

    The Winding Sheet was his debut solo album featuring Kurt Cobain and Krist Novoselic on Down In The Dark and the cover of Where Did You Sleep Last Night, this album is just amazing from start to finish.

    Ballard Of The Broken Seas is very country and western and very chilled like all his albums.:)
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    mrwalkerbmrwalkerb Posts: 1,015
    reeferchief wrote:
    The Winding Sheet was his debut solo album featuring Kurt Cobain and Krist Novoselic on Down In The Dark and the cover of Where Did You Sleep Last Night, this album is just amazing from start to finish.

    Ballard Of The Broken Seas is very country and western and very chilled like all his albums.:)

    I was worried when I got Ballad of the Broken Seas becasue I wasn't sure if having Isobel Campbell on there would dilute the album too much but it might be the best album I've heard this year. I really like the Trees but his solo stuff is just amazing.
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    reeferchiefreeferchief Posts: 3,569
    mrwalkerb wrote:
    I was worried when I got Ballad of the Broken Seas becasue I wasn't sure if having Isobel Campbell on there would dilute the album too much but it might be the best album I've heard this year. I really like the Trees but his solo stuff is just amazing.

    Really lovin Rambling Man and The Circus Is Leaving Town, they're the stand out tracks for me but it really is a solid album not a bad song on it.:)
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    mrwalkerbmrwalkerb Posts: 1,015
    reeferchief wrote:
    Really lovin Rambling Man and The Circus Is Leaving Town, they're the stand out tracks for me but it really is a solid album not a bad song on it.:)

    both great tracks I really like (Do you wanna) Come walk with me myself.
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