Album Rating: 3.5

This was a low 3 for me on first listen, now it's a solid 3.5, hopefully you have a similar experience bud

This grew from 4 to a very strong 4.5 for me buddy, hopefully you can bump to at least 4.

The River Run is actually the best song of all existence

Album Rating: 4.0

At first listen I found this very enjoyable and after some time I felt the need to spin it again and it really klicked somehow. It always depends to quite a large extent on the mood you're in. A glas of whiskey isn't bad either to dive in for sure :] For me it's a solid 4 atm.

Its a total beauty innit Rowan

Yeah man, further listens really help a lot of songs stand out here, this is pretty much Lanegan in top form imo.

Album Rating: 4.5

An amazing album. Though they were released four years apart, "The Winding Sheet" and this one both came out at times when I seemed to need Mark's music. Classic.

I fuck with this joint broski, those Lanegan blues.

Lanegan.. dude's name even sounds like a whiskey

Album Rating: 3.5

As much as I like artists evolving, I wish Mark would return to more of an acoustic approach rather than the synth-driven stuff he has experimented with for the past few years.

Album Rating: 3.5

Sunrise!

R.I.P. Mark

Album Rating: 4.0

Rip

Album Rating: 4.5

''Borracho'' hits hard. Sounds like an alcoholic in emotional anguish, which I guess was true for him at the time. His voice is striking and distinct and smokey sounding. Like he had played in a million bars in the south with some blues guys in new orleans and mississippi before he recorded the song.



Awesome.

Album Rating: 4.5

A truly underrated work. Booze soaked regret and delivered with a smokey rough voice. Nobody did shit like Mark Lanegan did.

The River Run really is one of the greatest tunes ever recorded. never heard anything else quite like it