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incessantmace wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 03, 2020 8:37 am

Well the nineties are 20-30 years ago now... it's parent music basically

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There's a lot more electronica that I would expect but there's some tracks with some hard hitting lyrics.

Anyone know how much it'd be for sure? Depending on cost i'd buy it,but if it's wicked expensive maybe we could work something out? I also happen to have a fiance who codes ;) Oh I don't think I knew you two were engaged! Awesome 8-) Aw yeah, I think it's been like 3 years now? :lol: Honestly I thi...

I saw that and I instantly thought of the post I made about the forum shutting down. viewtopic.php?f=10&t=27346

I know if given the chance, Evee said she would buy it before it was shut down.

Damn, that's something else lol

I haven't had the heart to hear this cover but the video somehow made it more entertaining.

And to add on to the thread, his album Straight Songs of Sorrow came out yesterday and it is amazing.

Thank you, seeing this thread with Nitiesh gave me a little smile.

boxcar wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 30, 2020 9:15 pm

I've been enjoying it a lot here as well. Marks voice is really rich and full. Just kind of slides around your brain when you listen.

Exactly! And he's a really good storyteller as well. I know he's most likely reading his book/transcript but he draws you in.

You have been a fan of Lanegan for a while, but never got into the Trees until now? That is an unusual approach to exploring one’s career... I know it's weird. I think I first heard him through his contributions with Queens of the Stone Age, specifically Hanging Tree. I then moved on to his solo wo...

Today, in the US at least, Mark's memoir came out and I found out he was releasing an Audible (audiobook) version with him narrating. I'm about to finish Chapter 4 and it's been amazing thus far. He gives such an insight into his childhood and the workings of the Screaming Trees, which I'll admit I'...

I'll be honest, even though I made this thread years ago I scared myself for a second.

From Rolling Stone about his new memoir and album. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/mark-lanegan-interview-memoir-kurt-cobain-layne-staley-978123/ For a quarter of a century now, Mark Lanegan has been running away from his past. From the mid-Eighties until 2000, he fronted Screaming...

This song is such a banger and it makes me far better and interesting that the guy singing is behind the Filthy Frank character on YouTube and all the memes.

From Consequence of Sound: https://consequenceofsound.net/2020/02/mark-lanegan-straight-songs-of-sorrow-skeleton-key-tour-dates/ Veteran American rocker Mark Lanegan has announced a new album, Straight Songs of Sorrow, due out on May 8th. In anticipation, the former Screaming Trees frontman has shar...