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9 de sept. de 2020 · By Rob Hughes. ( Classic Rock ) published 9 September 2020. That Mark Lanegan is alive is a surprise – to him as much as to anyone else. His self-destructive days are now behind him, but for years it looked like we would be robbed of one of the stand-out singing voices of his generation. (Image credit: Roberto Ricciuti/Getty Images)
23 de feb. de 2022 · Wed 23 Feb 2022 05.23 EST. Last modified on Wed 23 Feb 2022 05.49 EST. M ark Lanegan, who died on Tuesday morning at the age of 57, was perhaps the greatest singer of his generation. His ...
29 de jun. de 2021 · In Conversation: Mark Lanegan – “I feel like the luckiest guy on earth”. In June 2021, Dark Mark vs. Skeleton Joe, a new collaborative project between Mark Lanegan and Joe Cardamone (from The Icarus Line ), was released via Rare Bird/Kitten Robot Records.
17 de oct. de 2014 · He Is the Wolf: A Conversation With Mark Lanegan. James Stafford Published: October 17, 2014. Mark Davis, Getty Images. 'Phantom Radio' is Mark Lanegan 's ninth album, or maybe it's his...
16 de mar. de 2024 · Around the time of the book's release, this writer spoke to Lanegan and came away, as I imagine anyone who crossed his path did, feeling a bit like they’d been handed some tools to deal with life a little better. One crucial rule Lanegan imparted was that it was important to keep your sense of humour intact.
THE SELF-TITLED INTERVIEW: Mark Lanegan. Photo: Anna Hrnjak. AN APPEARANCE IN THE PARK. A halting conversation with Mark Lanegan. By J. Bennett. When we meet Mark Lanegan at a picnic table in a nearly-empty public park in Burbank, it feels like one of us should be carrying a briefcase full of money. Like there might be a sniper in the bushes, ...
23 de feb. de 2022 · NEWS. Whiskey With The Holy Ghost: Mark Lanegan (1964-2022) February 23, 2022. MAGNET editor Eric T. Miller mourns the loss of Mark Lanegan and recalls a memorable night he spent with the Screaming Trees vocalist 30 years ago. “Say farewell and close the door/You’ll find me nevermore” —Screaming Trees, “For Celebrations Past”
