The Garden, a PJ Harvey Discussion Site

I was going through the Media Index last night and end up grabbing I Hit The City + Come To Me.I can't say I ever listened to him before but that IHTC is amazing!Just one of those songs that you instantly love and play over and over,and you have to stop playing cos you don't want to end up gettting sick of it.I'm going have to check out some more of his stuff.

Mark is amazing. check out Field Songs! his best IMO!

I only know Bubblegum album, which I got by eBay some years ago as part of my PJ collection. The complete album is great. I've been interested in knowing more about his music, let's try Field Songs.

emanedur wrote:I was going through the Media Index last night and end up grabbing I Hit The City + Come To Me.I can't say I ever listened to him before but that IHTC is amazing!Just one of those songs that you instantly love and play over and over,and you have to stop playing cos you don't want to end up gettting sick of it.I'm going have to check out some more of his stuff.

I've just listened to 'Come to Me' for the first time in a long time. I had forgotten how lovely it was. I have the albums 'Bubblegum' and 'I'll Take Care of You'. Thanks Skinned, for Field Songs recommendation.

'Creeping Coastline of Lights' from the 'I'll Take Care of You' album is wonderful:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwH9vdCxnlU

I completely endorse this post.

Lanegan is king.

That is all :P

Just downloading this at the moment http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-deta ... ?id=282331
His first solo show ever.

Yep, Mark's work with QoTSA is great, plus the Screaming Trees are worth checking out aswell.

Been meaning to buy some of his solo stuff as well. So Bubblegum and Field Songs are recommended?

Murray wrote:Yep, Mark's work with QoTSA is great

This is probably gonna sound thick but was Mark actually in QoTSA?I was doing some research and it mentioned he had left QoTSA.Never realised he was a member

emanedur wrote:

Murray wrote:Yep, Mark's work with QoTSA is great

This is probably gonna sound thick but was Mark actually in QoTSA?I was doing some research and it mentioned he had left QoTSA.Never realised he was a member

Well I wouldn't say he was a member more of a collaborator. He done vocals on a few songs for Songs For The Deaf, Rated R and Lullabies, not so sure on Era Vulgaris. Plus he toured with them between R and Lullabies.

Lanegan covers Beefheart's Clear Spot:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LTI1-xl7_U

More on Lanegan:
http://www.thevine.com.au/music/intervi ... 00703.aspx

Murray wrote:Yep, Mark's work with QoTSA is great, plus the Screaming Trees are worth checking out aswell.

Been meaning to buy some of his solo stuff as well. So Bubblegum and Field Songs are recommended?

absolutely Bubblegum, which is so great, check out methamphetamine blues and head. They´re the best songs from the album I think.

I would also recommend the albums I`ll take care of you and Here comes that weird chill again

Bumping OLD thread here.

This is rarely heard, PJ sings with Lanegan on the track "Come to Me" from Lanegan's 2004 Bubblegum album:
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Bubblegum is an amazing album. For me (being a big fan of QOTSA) Polly's collaboration on that and Desert Sessions 9&10 was a dream come true.

Lanegan's recent albums with Isobel Campbell are pretty good too, though not quite as great as Bubblegum. And Mark's collaboration with Greg Dulli (Afghan Wigs) as The Gutter Twins has it's moments allthough I really can't stand Dulli's singing...

Mark Lanegan Band's new album "Blues Funeral" released February 6th 2012.

To coincide the band will tour Europe from late February until early April.

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