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Post by spentbullets on Apr 23, 2020 0:33:58 GMT -5
They all sold out 2 days ago ... needless to say I have more important things to do with any monies that may come my way here on out anyway
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Post by spentbullets on Apr 12, 2020 18:18:13 GMT -5
Regardless of whatever the AB decides in the matter, there's still the US travel ban in effect on top of anything else
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Post by spentbullets on Apr 8, 2020 2:07:50 GMT -5
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Post by spentbullets on Feb 17, 2020 22:15:53 GMT -5
According to the video, he says it will Black Phoebe's 2nd ever set, wonder if they're gonna do a warm up gig before AB somewhere (cough, LA)?
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Post by spentbullets on Feb 13, 2020 19:57:21 GMT -5
I typed "straight songs" into Amazon today & it filled in "of Sorrow" automatically, it's not up yet, but must be adding soon!
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Post by spentbullets on Feb 11, 2020 2:14:43 GMT -5
Holeee shit! The drama is real on Van's FB regarding the bio!!
Tho Mark already warned that he was burning bridges when this does come out
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Post by spentbullets on Dec 10, 2019 20:56:14 GMT -5
I think it's funny whoever wrote up Gospel Plow on the set list.fm as a traditional cover, dude it's a Screaming Trees song!
Also, Dec 10 Roundhouse show has the Gravedigger back & Revival in the encore
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Post by spentbullets on Nov 25, 2019 5:42:07 GMT -5
Tho I plan on buying this as well, I placed a hold on the e book at my library. Here is the description on their site:
A gritty, gripping memoir by the singer Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees, Queens of the Stone Age, Soulsavers), chronicling his years as a singer and drug addict in Seattle in the '80s and '90's.
"Mark Lanegan-primitive, brutal, and apocalyptic. What's not to love?" -Nick Cave, author of The Sick Bag Song and The Death of Bunny Munro
When Mark Lanegan first arrived in Seattle in the mid-1980s, he was just "an arrogant, self-loathing redneck waster seeking transformation through rock 'n' roll." Little did he know that within less than a decade, he would rise to fame as the front man of the Screaming Trees, then fall from grace as a low-level crack dealer and a homeless heroin addict, all the while watching some of his closest friends rocket to the forefront of popular music. In Sing Backwards and Weep, Lanegan takes readers back to the sinister, needle-ridden streets of Seattle, to an alternative music scene that was simultaneously bursting with creativity and dripping with drugs. He tracks the tumultuous rise and fall of the Screaming Trees, from a brawling, acid-rock bar band to world-famous festival favorites that scored a hit #5 single on Billboard's Alternative charts and landed a notorious performance on David Letterman, where Lanegan appeared sporting a fresh black eye from a brawl the night before. This book also dives into Lanegan's personal struggles with addiction, culminating in homelessness, petty crime, and the tragic deaths of his closest friends. From the back of the van to the front of the bar, from the hotel room to the emergency room, onstage, backstage, and everywhere in between, Sing Backwards and Weep reveals the abrasive underlining beneath one of the most romanticized decades in rock history-from a survivor who lived to tell the tale. Gritty, gripping, and unflinchingly raw, Sing Backwards and Weep is a book about more than just an extraordinary singer who watched his dreams catch fire and incinerate the ground beneath his feet. Instead, it's about a man who learned how to drag himself from the wreckage, dust off the ashes, and keep living and creating
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Post by spentbullets on Nov 11, 2019 5:46:16 GMT -5
What an awesome title that is. Recent years have been good - so much new music. Between Bubblegum (2004) and Blues Funeral (2012): 8 years and no Solo record The 8 years after BF: Imitations, Has God Seen My Shadow, No Bells on Sunday, Phantom Radio, Houston, Gargoyle, Somebody's Knocking, Straight Songs of Sorrow Add in Black Pudding & With Animals & it's still close to double his collaborative album output '04-'11! Though he's put out something every year discounting '93, '05 & '11 .. & those years he probably did at least a long EP's worth of guest appearances ... incredible!
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Post by spentbullets on Nov 6, 2019 15:54:10 GMT -5
Also, The Killing Season at the end wasn't the Phantom Radio version but the UNKLE remix from A Thousand Miles of Midnight.
Ok yea I'm totally remembering this now, just wasn't aware there was a formal title
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Post by spentbullets on Nov 6, 2019 4:09:53 GMT -5
The Nov 5 set list on fm shows "Knuckles" before Disbelief .. is this the house intro or?
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Post by spentbullets on Oct 28, 2019 1:06:56 GMT -5
Yea & Death's Head Tattoo is outtie as opener...
Looking to be a 2hr show now ... The first 3 setlists on fm are exactly the same, maybe a cut& paste job there? I expect the set to change eventually minus a song or or two
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Post by spentbullets on Sept 28, 2019 21:37:55 GMT -5
What can you tell me about Mark Lanegan's Sing Backwards And Weep? LB: Continuing the theme of magical thinking, I had wanted Lanegan to write a memoir for about ten years so I could publish it. Two days before I started the new imprint, his manuscript arrived, and I acquired it a few days later. It is a monumental book. I can’t compare it to any other memoir that has emerged from the music world. It’s a story of trauma, suffering, dysfunction, survival – and making great art out of all of that. It is staggeringly brave, honest and terrifying. I’ve no doubt it will become the classic account of the Seattle scene and its aftershocks into the 90s. It’s an heroic act to have committed these stories to the page and it shows Lanegan’s great courage and integrity that he has gone back and revisited these experiences. It’s a book full of horror and degradation, the pain of addiction and the depravity it encourages. I think it will be a helpful book for many people because it shows an artist laid bare, all the vulnerabilities and failings. It makes 90% of other music memoirs look like fakes and I learned from publishing Viv Albertine, that readers respond to the bare truth more than anything else. Not that I wasn't already looking forward to this, sounds fucking amazing!! www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://thequietus.com/articles/27155-white-rabbit-orion-lee-brackstone&ved=0ahUKEwjv8NiA__TkAhWqHTQIHecXDD0QxfQBCDMwBA&usg=AOvVaw2GNlZ1Ub86nyisN7if-W2R
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Post by spentbullets on Sept 18, 2019 18:27:49 GMT -5
Found this documentary on my library's digital content site. Pretty good, tho Mark only appears on 3 separate occasions to talk about Eleven, being in QOTSA & Alain going back to Chile respectively. Cornell & Josh feature more heavily of course. Was def worth a free watch for me.
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Post by spentbullets on Sept 10, 2019 23:17:38 GMT -5
Love it!
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Post by spentbullets on Jul 25, 2019 21:04:22 GMT -5
Yeah, no show again.. It was cool to see Mark's name on my tv info screens at least.
2 Chainz was added to tonight's show, so not a chance he'll be on at all. At well, Mark & late night have never seemed to work out, aside from when he's with Queens or Greg
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Post by spentbullets on Jul 24, 2019 13:17:42 GMT -5
I checked his FB, comments on there suggest he will eventually show up though it's weird to see comments like what was the song he played last night? and when can I watch this in the UK? A one second vid of him laughing backstage on there too
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Post by spentbullets on Jul 24, 2019 7:17:42 GMT -5
0 for 2. Thank the DVR gods for the FF button.
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Post by spentbullets on Jul 22, 2019 19:30:19 GMT -5
So While I was setting my dvr to record the episodes this week, I noticed that Monday & Weds episodes have a musical guest whereas Tues & Thurs do not, so I'm guessing Mark will perform his songs on those nights. As far as what he'll do while "sitting in" on the others, your guess is as good as mine. Also Brian Michael Bendis is the guest on Thurs, so that suits both my Lanegan & comic geek needs.
I may get some hate for this, but the last songs I'd want to see are One Way Street or 100 Days, so I'm resigned to him doing one of them.
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Post by spentbullets on Jul 20, 2019 19:13:24 GMT -5
But it's just such an non essential little clip, and did Mark whip something up for this or is it a literal second of vocals from another of his songs?
It does sound almost unmistakably him, as opposed to a lot of other sound alikes over the years & also you can actually hear him unlike a lot of his other officially credited guest spots
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Post by spentbullets on May 31, 2019 1:49:16 GMT -5
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Post by spentbullets on May 18, 2019 2:03:01 GMT -5
Also check out the other full show on YT from the underground arts gig, the audio seems recorded off the soundboard. A little drum heavy at times but very nice
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Post by spentbullets on Apr 13, 2019 4:43:52 GMT -5
From Beggar's Banquet site regarding the RSD single:
This exclusive 7'' features two brand new never-before-relesased songs. A follow up to his critically-acclaimed Gargoyle, Mark Lanegan worked on the tracks with violinist Sietse van Gorkom and producer Alain Johannes (Queens Of The Stone Age, PJ Harvey
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Post by spentbullets on Apr 13, 2019 4:40:55 GMT -5
From Beggar's site:
This exclusive 7'' features two brand new never-before-relesased songs. A follow up to his critically-acclaimed Gargoyle, Mark Lanegan worked on the tracks with violinist Sietse van Gorkom and producer Alain Johannes (Queens Of The Stone Age, PJ Harvey)
Now we know the Sietse project!
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Post by spentbullets on Apr 12, 2019 7:35:02 GMT -5
Anybody else kinda psyched that in 24 or so hours we'll be listening to new MLB tracks?
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