Mark Lanegan Playlist

fluke

I want to create a really strong Mark Lanegan playlist. Can anyone recommend 10-14 tracks i should check out/download? This includes any of/all his collaborative efforts with Isobell Campbell, The screaming trees, qotsa, soulsavers, the gutter twins, solo work etc. Thanks

alan.com

Nearly Lost You-Screaming Trees!!

suckslikeafox

Idle Hands by Gutter Twins, great track

biZrb

Methamphetamine Blues on Bubblegum, I also really like Hit The City with PJ Harvey on the same album

Revolver with Isobel Campbell on Ballad of The Broken Seas

Karma_Police

In the fade - w/queens

Creature

Some good suggestions above. I'l further add:

Hangin' Tree & God Is In The Radio - QOTSA

One Hundred Days & Death Valley Blues - Solo (Bubblegum)

Gospel Plow & Halo of Ashes - Screaming Trees

All Misery/Flowers - Gutter Twins

indiewindy

Some great selections above, heres my pick:)
Screaming trees: dollar bill, witness, traveller
Soulsavers: revival
Mark Lanegan solo: hospital roll call, don't forget me ( my favourite Lanegan song), the river rise
Mad Season: Long day gone (lanegan and Staley together)

Good luck picking tracks

kagni

Repeating some of the ones below but...
Screaming Trees - Dollar Bill, All I Know
QOTSA - God is in the radio
Solo - Hit the City

fluke

Thanks guys for your help on this, i really appreciate it:)

red_ice

fluke wrote: »

I want to create a really strong Mark Lanegan playlist. Can anyone recommend 10-14 tracks i should check out/download? This includes any of/all his collaborative efforts with Isobell Campbell, The screaming trees, qotsa, soulsavers, the gutter twins, solo work etc. Thanks

QOTSA - In the fade
QOTSA - Hanging Tree
Mark Lanegan band - Hit the City
Mark Lanegan Band - Wedding dress (a personal fav)
Mark Lanegan - The River Rise
Mark Lanegan - When Your Number Isn't Up
Qotsa - This Lullaby excuse the shit video

Thats all i can think of off the top of my head. You should look into the desert sessions also, lanegan sang in a fair few of the sessions. Any questions drop me a pm - qotsa related stuff is my specialty!

<edit>QOTSA - Auto Pilot</edit>

Fanny Cradock

Deus Ibi Est

Ramblin' Man


Both from Ballad of the Broken Seas Album

JaneyMc

Hanging Tree - QOTSA Song for the Dead - QOTSA

Mushy

Lexington Slow Down on Here Comes that Weird Chill E.P
Idle Hands or any Gutter Twins songs
God/Radio from QOTSA

Maybe just listen to various songs yourself and judge then wt you think to be his strongest too, dont necessarily go on all our opinions.

On another note, Hit the City at Electric Picnic was :eek:. What a set they plaed, and have the setlist of it too:D

Double C

Dont Forget Me from Field Songs. Actually, every song on that album!

PaulieC

+1 Idle Hands & Methamphetamine Blues.

otherwise any of his songs - he seems to be able to put out a high quantity of consistently high quality material

slash291

I'd go with 'hit the city' without a doubt...

and i'v heard a live version of 'song for the dead' featuring Lanegan and its class!

JæKæ

I didn't realise there was this many Mark Lanegan fans here-I'm impressed.

A few covers that haven't been mentioned:
'Man in the Long Black Coat' from the I'm Not There OST
'Morning Dew' with the Trees

Some down tempo songs:
Julie Paradise - Screaming Trees
One Hundred Days - Mark Lanegan Band
Sworn & Broken - Screaming Trees
In The Fade - QotSA
Revival - Soulsavers
The River Rise - Mark

Some psychedelic builders:
Gospel Plow - Trees
Because Of This - Mark L

twilight_singer

The Twilight Singers - Number Nine(Blackberry Belle)
The Twilight Singers - Hard Time Killing Floor (She Loves You)
The Gutter Twins - Flow Like a River (Adorata)

kraggy

Come on over turn me on (with Isobelle Campbell)

Lovely.

Mushy

twilight_singer wrote: »

The Twilight Singers - Number Nine(Blackberry Belle)
The Twilight Singers - Hard Time Killing Floor (She Loves You)
The Gutter Twins - Flow Like a River (Adorata)

Pure brilliance at EP.

Isnt Adorata only available on digital release? Or will it be available soon as hard copy?