Mark Lanegan - Whiskey For The Holy Ghost (1994)
You can feel the smoke and whiskey blend hit your face as the big gravelly voice of Mark Lanegan oozes out of the speakers.
commentsYou can feel the smoke and whiskey blend hit your face as the big gravelly voice of Mark Lanegan oozes out of the speakers.
commentsOK, I wasn’t expecting this. Purchased mainly for it’s slightly unhinged cover, and because it was going cheap, I was a bit worried that this would be some weird, inaccessible, electronic squawlk fest.
commentsBlack Friday sales bring out the worst in me. I took advantage of sales at JB Hi-fi and Flying Out and bought a few CD box sets I’ve had my eye on.
commentsAnother $1 CD tonight. I wasn’t completely anamoured with this New York collective at first but I’m really glad I perservered.
commentsAnother random selection from my “Lucky Strike At The Red Cross” collection. This album on the Sub Pop label, turned out to be a side project by Fleet Foxes members Christian Wargo and Casey Wescott.
commentsThis is the first CD from my recent Richmond Red Cross haul and all I can say is it’s off to a great start.
commentsAnother couple of days with a house full of babies equates to a huge reduction in air moving from my speakers.
commentsThe themes were: a track that connects with another culture (lifestyle, country, ethnic group, political persuasion, gender identity, etc), a track that connects with a personal interest (stamp record collecting, flint knapping, ships in bottles, etc), a track that connects in some way with one or both of the preceding tracks. You can reveal the connection before or after playing the track.
commentsA simply stunning comeback record after nearly a decade off grid. Karen O stars again and the 3 piece are as tight as ever.
commentsI can’t say I’ve ever (intentionally) listened to The Grateful Dead. If I have in the past, its hardly been memorable.
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