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Mark Lanegan solo tour


Steve P

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My god was he brilliant last night, that voice of his is a thing of pure beauty. I'd not been to the Scala before, nice venue. Can't put in to words quite how much i'd love to see him close a stage at Glastonbury, still I can dream.

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Def gonna check a couple of these shows. The Dam, Dubland and Belshaft all in the mixer for me. Think the tour-ender in Barca could be a worldie.

Having seen the tics and shakes from him on the last tour in 2010, I really can't see him going on and on. His health is just deteriorating.

"OH LORD PLEASE GIMME WHAT AAAAAH NEEEED..."

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Great B-Side!!

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It's a beauty isn't it. I got a copy of it a while back now as I think it was on the soundtrack of a computer game. Really can't wait for the new album, been listening to Bubblegum loads lately just to amp up the anticipation.

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Fantastic gig last night. New stuff is great. Bleeding Muddy Water being my favourite both live and on the album.

Got a load of great older tunes too - Hit the City, One Hundred Days, Resurrection Song, Wedding Dress, One Way Street, Methamphetamine Blues. His voice sounded great. Really warmed up after 3-4 songs. He even said "Thank you, thanks for coming out" at one stage and was signing records at the merch stand after the gig! :O

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Fantastic gig last night. New stuff is great. Bleeding Muddy Water being my favourite both live and on the album.

Got a load of great older tunes too - Hit the City, One Hundred Days, Resurrection Song, Wedding Dress, One Way Street, Methamphetamine Blues. His voice sounded great. Really warmed up after 3-4 songs. He even said "Thank you, thanks for coming out" at one stage and was signing records at the merch stand after the gig! :O

Tuesday is going to be brilliant :)

My other half got me Screaming Trees - Last Words for my birthday. They were a brilliant band. She also got me the Chris Cornell live solo album - what a f#cking voice!

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Fantastic gig last night. New stuff is great. Bleeding Muddy Water being my favourite both live and on the album.

Got a load of great older tunes too - Hit the City, One Hundred Days, Resurrection Song, Wedding Dress, One Way Street, Methamphetamine Blues. His voice sounded great. Really warmed up after 3-4 songs. He even said "Thank you, thanks for coming out" at one stage and was signing records at the merch stand after the gig! :O

Methamphetamine Blues was absolutely stunning in Bristol. Cracking show. He did the merch signing thing as well.

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Had time for Blues funeral to settle, and unfortunately I don't think it holds up to repeated listens as well as some of his earlier work. Its a good Lanegan album, but not a great Lanegan album

Agree.

Great thing about him though is that he keeps moving, keeps doing different things and keeps us interested.

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