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Date Posted: 12:00:29 03/20/06 Mon
Author: taurus
Subject: Re: Laneganagain
In reply to: 23 's message, "Laneganagain" on 16:51:02 01/26/06 Thu

I was listening to it all last week, and I love it. It's defintely not a Mark Lanegan album. I think it's really different for him and I think he's trying to get into the groove of the album.

I can se what your wife is saying, I've thought the same.

Honeychild What Can I Do is my fave...
I almost feel that song reflects Isobel and Marks relationship.(album wise)

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[> Re: Laneganagain -- Robert, 12:28:44 03/20/06 Mon [1]

Mark Lanegan is haunted. I love his lyrics, but I can hear some big, scary demons in them, as well as his voice.

The guy is compelling.

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