Mark Lanegan - Scraps At Midnight - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. The Winding Sheet is Mark Lanegan's 1990 solo debut. It showcases his adept skills as a lyricist and his deep, soulful voice. Highlights include InchMockingbirds,Inch InchUgly SundayInch and the haunting InchWild Flowers.Inch The late Kurt Cobain lends vocals to InchDown in the Dark,Inch and for the folk classic InchWhere Did You Sleep Last NightInch Cobain contributes guitar and vocals and Krist Novoselic plays bass. Nirvana would later also cover InchWhere Did You Sleep Last NightInch on their Unplugged album. The album was produced by Jack Endino, Lanegan, and Johnson. With extra tracks InchI Love You Little Girl.Inch Whiskey for the Holy Ghost is the second solo album from Lanegan, and it was released January 18th, 1994. It builds upon the roots-music foundation Lanegan established with his debut The Winding Sheet. Released during the grunge explosion of the early 1990s, Whiskey for the Holy Ghost showcases Lanegan's growing maturity as a songwriter and vocalist. Lyrically, Lanegan continues to delve into the darker side of the human experience on songs like InchBorrachoInch and the biblical InchPendulum.Inch InchHouse a HomeInch was released as a single with an accompanying video. Dan Peters of Mudhoney guests on the album, playing drums on the songs InchBorrachoInch and InchHouse a Home.Inch Album Tracks 1. Mockingbirds 2. Museum 3. Undertow 4. Ugly Sunday 5. Down in the Dark 6. Wild Flowers 7. Eyes of a Child 8. The Winding Sheet 9. Woe 10. Ten Feet Tall 11. Where Did You Sleep Last Night 12. Juarez 13. I Love You Little Girl

Mark Lanegan Band / Phantom Radio Album Tracks 1. Harvest Home 2. Judgement Time 3. Floor of the Ocean 4. The Killing Season 5. Seventh Day 1. I Am the Wolf 2. Torn Red Heart 3. Waltzing in Blue 4. The Wild People 5. Death Trip to Tulsa

Limited vinyl LP pressing. Mark Lanegan first rose to fame with his band the Screaming Trees in the '90s. Like other noted artists Lanegan has carved out a strong identity of his own as a vocalist and songwriter informed by the blues but willing to take his darkly poetic sensibility wherever his muse was pointing him, from hard rock to electronica. At the time, The Screaming Trees has recently disbanded and Lanegan was in the early years of his solo offerings (at this point he has released a mere five solo albums). The songs on Houston (Publishing Demos 2002), were written, recorded, then shelved until now, with the of this 12-song collection of previously unreleased demos via Ipecac Recordings.