9 thoughts on “ Bombed - Mark Lanegan Band - Bubblegum (CD, Album) ”

1. The Best Alternative Rock Albums of View reviews, ratings, news & more regarding your favorite band. Mark Lanegan Band - Bubblegum. August 10, Critic Score. 7 reviews. Amazon. Spotify. 6. Modest Mouse - Good News For People Who Love Bad News. April 6, Critic Score. 9 .

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2. When I'm bombed I stretch like bubblegum And look too long straight at the morning sun Because you're fire Because you're a fire escape Submit Corrections. Writer(s): Mark Lanegan. AZLyrics. M. Mark Lanegan Lyrics. album: "Bubblegum" () When Your Number Isn't Up. Hit The City. Wedding Dress. Methamphetamine Blues. One Hundred Days.

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3. Mark Lanegan is responsible for many of these moments. "Bubblegum", his first LP after "Songs For The Deaf" is a logical step further, because of its very low bass-sounds, mechanic-metallic guitar parts (Homme and Oliveri played on "Bubblegum").

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4. Aug 10,  · Product Description. Mark Lanegan releases his brand new album 'Bubblegum' on August 2nd in the UK, & August 10th in the US. Musical assistance on 'Bubblegum' comes from luminaries including Queen Of The Stone Age bandmates Joshua Homme & Nick Oliveri, PJ Harvey (who provides vocals on 'Hit The City' & 'Come To Me'), Izzy Stradlin & Duff McKagan from Guns & /5().

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CDr release of Bubblegum on Discogs.5/5(1).

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6. AllMusic's Mark Deming described the album: "With the Screaming Trees an increasingly distant memory and his brief tenure with Queens of the Stone Age seemingly over and done, Mark Lanegan appears to have well and truly become a solo artist, and while the dark and blues-shot introspections of Whiskey for the Holy Ghost and The Winding Sheet felt like a respite from Lanegan's usual musical diet of the time, Bubblegum sounds .

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7. Bubblegum, an Album by Mark Lanegan Band. Released 2 August on Beggars Banquet (catalog no. BBQCD; CD). Genres: Alternative Rock, Singer/Songwriter.

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8. Aug 22,  · This album is credited to the Mark Lanegan Band, but the album is the result of a wide range of collaborations, with the singer joined by the likes of PJ Harvey, Joshua Homme of .

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9. With the Screaming Trees an increasingly distant memory and his brief tenure with Queens of the Stone Age seemingly over and done, Mark Lanegan appears to have well and truly become a solo artist, and while the dark and blues-shot introspections of Whiskey for the Holy Ghost and The Winding Sheet felt like a respite from Lanegan's usual musical diet of the time, Bubblegum sounds like an effort.

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