The Music of Lanegan has been my Bible for over 19 years. "Whiskey for the Holy Ghost"- will be in my opinion the Bench Mark of his greatness... Love every verse, every note.... the legacy is my heart and soul... I wish you well..
Mark Lanegan sounds like Jim Morrison sometimes, such a dark and emotional music. Great sound... Mark was Kurt's friend, just like Lyne Staley. And Mark wanted to make song House a Home and other songs with Kurt...
@jczother This song was featured in the documentary "Hype" and it's soundtrack, specifically at the end of the film, when it focuses on Kurt's death and everyone in the Seattle rock cummunity's reaction. I think that's why a lot of people use this song as their basis of their Nirvana tribute videos. It's an excellent film, if you haven't seen it.
Mark Lanegan always reminded me of three singers: 1. Kurt Cobain 2. Velvet Underground singer 3. Jim Morrison IM NOT SAYING HE COPIED ANYBODY!!! im just saying he reminds me...
@jczother Yeah I mean Lou Reed, but i didnt mean voice more in his songwriting. I hear a lot of VU influences. The most striking one is when u compare oh sweet nothing to All that I know
@6shadow6lord6 about a girl and all apologies are not ballads because kurt didnt want them to be. i wouldnt think of him as the ballad type. if anyone is there ballad its their cover of the vasolines jesus dont want me for a sunbeam. or the man who sold the world, also a cover. and i was fully aware that kurt didnt write the god damn song.have a sense of humor.
@KurtCobainof21 I am sure Mark was greatly influenced by Lou, I think they are very on the edge writers. I love them both and Mark does tribute Nico. Sorry if my words were cross, I just always thought Lanegan was in another league but in the same game. If that makes any since
@FaithIsAnnoyed Kurt couldn't hold Marks cigarette, what the fuck does this have to do with Kurt? Marks one of the greatest ever, Kurt went up like a spark!!!