00:08 Death's Head Tattoo 04:36 Gravedigger's Song 08:21 Riot In My House 12:02 No Bells On Sunday 17:52 Hit The City - - : - - Nocturne 20:50 Goodbye To Beauty 24:17 Harvest Home (24:05 false start) 27:28 Beehive 31:13 Harborview Hospital 35:33 Deepest Shade 39:15 One Hundred Days 43:44 Head 46:37 Death Trip To Tulsa
Still the best and most underrated singer, songwriter of his generation. Love his no bullshit approach. Love the end... 'See Ya'... Ha ha brilliant. RIP Mark.
Mark's solo material is nothing short of stellar, just a masterclass of musicianship and song form. I just wish the world would have appreciated and recognized him and his discography while he was still here with us.
Sad to hear of his death from previous comments. I only discovered him about 7 yrs ago-went right into a heavy lean on his great work for quite a long stretch. (this band is fantastic)
@@browiththecoolslidyface9709He already had a baritone voice back in the day. He’s said in plenty of interviews that the songs written by (I think) Gary Lee Conner forced him to sing in too high of a register. I think it was because GLC didn’t know how to change the key of the songs.
Jeff Fielder is my favourite of Marks guitar players and his tone and feel on No Bells on Sunday is just beautiful imo. His playing really flows. And the harmonics between his guitar and the bass
Totally amazing artist... he played in my home town of Falmouth and don't think most people had heard of him before this gig but he was so good... love to have a recording of this set..😎
And all of a sudden it was 10 degrees colder and everybody put on their coat + beanie and refused to to talk to anyone else for the remainder of the festival. Nice!
La zooorrraaa esta banda ..la manera Como todos se destacan todos con su tarea más el baterista sobrio y dando sentido ..es una de las mejores presentaciones de mi querido Night porter..
Nearly lost you , together with Range Life , are the best songs from ther 90´s i think . Love that Mark covered two of my idols in one album, Tim Hardin and Fred Neil
Yep. See him all over town. Last time I saw him was at the NW Flower & Garden show, playing folky stuff for a crowd of about 10 people, lol. He's amazing, and plays every genre imaginable. #1 in Seattle for sure...
Seen( but not heard )too busy giving selfy my fiver for poker. Knobhead or what🤔 in my final poker game .i cudnee get hold of remote at the time 1st time I've heard audio.thanx for post too. Roll on December.xx
the man who sings better than he speaks...great songwriter...killer motherfucker...the music can get cool , high. sad ,nostalgic mundane and deep..at the same time.-thanks
The lead guitarist is fantastic he makes this boring music acceptable. This is indie folk rock for dinosaurs like me, based on 90's underground music....Lanegan music speaks about the worse side of life. For this reason he is so underrated
I don't think he has a strong voice. On some of Mark's live stuff he just sounds weak, like he has a hard time controlling pitch and tone. Even if he did had a big influence and was part of the who's who back then it doesn't mean he's a good singer. But I LOVE the guys music - it resonates with me on so many levels. He's voice does add some flavor to his songs but it's not the reason I love his work. I still don't get why he's not up there with the heavy's - famous I mean. Then again, he has some humility that might be the reason he never (I think) tried to claw his way to the top.
Well, it's evident that he's lost a bit of range from his days with the Screaming Trees. Not a whole lot, because he never had much, but some of the dynamics that made him known as the best voice in Washington during the grunge movement have been blown from alcohol, smoking (various things), and age. His deep raspy voice was always a favorite for that genre, and even with the reduced range it makes a very suitable blues voice in the vein of Johnny Cash now. Personally, I still find it very pleasing, even if a bit monotone. As for his success - well... as you allude to, he was a big deal locally in the Seattle scene. Made some success nationally, and even internationally with the Screaming Trees. I don't think he dealt with it very well. At the heart of grunge was kind a philosophy of being unsuccessful screw-ups, and Lanegan played that part. He was almost always on some drug or another while performing, and occasionally couldn't even perform. There's also the fact that his friends Lane Staley and Kurt Cobain died from overdose and suicide respectively. Despite Lanegan's lower profile nationally, these guys looked up to Lanegan, as he was not only a friend, but a bit of a mentor, and one of the major epicenters that created the genre. I can't know Marks feelings on the subject, but I would at least be wondering what actions of mine contributed to that. Also, I'd be looking at that and thinking - "shit... is that what success and fame brings? I damn near died myself. I'll pass"
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00:08 Death's Head Tattoo
04:36 Gravedigger's Song
08:21 Riot In My House
12:02 No Bells On Sunday
17:52 Hit The City
- - : - - Nocturne
20:50 Goodbye To Beauty
24:17 Harvest Home (24:05 false start)
27:28 Beehive
31:13 Harborview Hospital
35:33 Deepest Shade
39:15 One Hundred Days
43:44 Head
46:37 Death Trip To Tulsa
Thank you!
Thanx. Interacting n all.thx
It’s Tuesday.... Today was 36 degrees Celsius... Tomorrow is 37... The Day after is 37... etc ... This is Magic...
Thanks a milion
I just wanna Love It... Some More... Yeah....
If I was master of festivals I would not allow Mark Lanegan to play during the day.
Why the shades. The ones who didnt wear shades also, thats on them..
@John Kimball Because he's grunge royalty.
Should of been playing when it got dark... Rip Mark Lanegan You'll never be forgotten..you lived it how you sung it..
Only the big acts play when it's dark. Lanegan wasn't that big.
@@zippymufo9765because his name is literally dark mark
He is the most underrated singer-songwriter he's amazing
Every performance by Mark is more endearing than the one before. He was genuine and unique. Love him forever. ❤
Still the best and most underrated singer, songwriter of his generation. Love his no bullshit approach. Love the end... 'See Ya'... Ha ha brilliant. RIP Mark.
Came here on the one year anniversary of his passing. So grateful that his music is preserved here. RIP Mark
Mark's solo material is nothing short of stellar, just a masterclass of musicianship and song form. I just wish the world would have appreciated and recognized him and his discography while he was still here with us.
RIP Mark. This was the first set of the weekend I saw at Glastonbury 2017, my first Glasto. So stoked I got to see him.
I saw this on TV and song after song i was like what a vibe
Cuánta belleza nos dejó Mark. Un artista inigualable por su honestidad
Sleep easy Mark. You brought so much joy to people around the world
Sad to hear of his death from previous comments. I only discovered him about 7 yrs ago-went right into a heavy lean on his great work for quite a long stretch.
(this band is fantastic)
How can a person's voice THAT GOOD? it's like 100th time listning but still hasn't got bored.
Try 40 years of drinking whiskey and smoking 2 packs of cigarettes on a daily basis.
@@onloveandsublimation4912 4 packs
@@onloveandsublimation4912i 12:31 i did. Still can’t sing like this
@@onloveandsublimation4912 He sounded like that in 1992 and he was 28 or something? Screaming trees- nearly lost you
@@browiththecoolslidyface9709He already had a baritone voice back in the day. He’s said in plenty of interviews that the songs written by (I think) Gary Lee Conner forced him to sing in too high of a register. I think it was because GLC didn’t know how to change the key of the songs.
Killer band, Lanegan looks at peace. Thanks for the upload.
EPIC SHOW!
RIP Mark, you were one of the best and an all around good dude.
"Goodbye to Beauty" is such a beautiful song it is one of my many favorites from this band
Saw this great man live several times but this one was special. Hope you rest easy.
Brutal gut
Blessed to have caught this set, it was one of my faves that year. Rest easy Mark.
Hypnotic and unique voice that Mark as. Great band!
Absolutely beautiful. There's never been anyone like Mark. 💜
Irreplaceable as well, beyond one of a kind.
harborview hospital..no words
Best ever
Fielder is a REALLY good guitarist. I've never heard this side of his playing ... Hope to hear a lot more.
Jeff Fielder is my favourite of Marks guitar players and his tone and feel on No Bells on Sunday is just beautiful imo. His playing really flows. And the harmonics between his guitar and the bass
@@johnsword473I hadn’t known who Jeff was but finally looked up his music, and holy moly he is good! He is criminally underrated.
BLESS YOU MARK RIP BROTHER XXX
Hit the City will always be one of my favorite track, especially in winter time driving through a city.
there's nothing like Fielder and Lanegan together....and nothing ever like that since. Mr. Lanegan is greatly missed....
Thanks for posting this.. brilliant performance from Lanegan & co... R.I.P Mark xx
Lovin' this guy more and more....👍💟
Se va a extrañar mucho a la
voz más potente del
planeta❤️
This is an incredibly tight performance.
Criminal that it was during the day!
RIP Lanegan.
Totally amazing artist... he played in my home town of Falmouth and don't think most people had heard of him before this gig but he was so good... love to have a recording of this set..😎
Falmouth ma ?
damn Harborview Hospital is such a pain-haunted song, yet beautiful
"Better the devil you know, than the one that you don't".
Thank you Mark for everything. RIP.
absolutely stunning set. simply cant stop playing this. awesum
Yes! Thank you Mark, Glastonbury, and BBC.
50:03 'Thanks for lizzuuwasstuwuss... to us.. vuuh seeya!' o_o
Love ya Mark
Absolutely epic set!!!
RIP Mark. Thank you.
this is epic
And all of a sudden it was 10 degrees colder and everybody put on their coat + beanie and refused to to talk to anyone else for the remainder of the festival. Nice!
Thanks for share with us mate
La zooorrraaa esta banda ..la manera Como todos se destacan todos con su tarea más el baterista sobrio y dando sentido ..es una de las mejores presentaciones de mi querido Night porter..
What a artist❤
Nearly lost you , together with Range Life , are the best songs from ther 90´s i think . Love that Mark covered two of my idols in one album, Tim Hardin and Fred Neil
Best ever, thank you so much
Per me il miglior live mai ascoltato. Rip grande Mark 😞
Mark rules!
Mark good job 👍🏻......
Gravediggers song f##kn amazeing!!!!!
What a great setlist and beautifully played. Great sondeo and image , great band. I miss so much i haven't been there ....
Oh man this is absolutely great stuff
Mark Lanegan has very talented guitarist...
Jeff Fielder - an awesome Seattle based guitarist
Yep. See him all over town. Last time I saw him was at the NW Flower & Garden show, playing folky stuff for a crowd of about 10 people, lol. He's amazing, and plays every genre imaginable. #1 in Seattle for sure...
@@Samos12 sounds like gold
Que belleza de voz ,de hombre.
Rodeado por los mejores
Tnkx Mark
The live versions of "Head" and "Death Trip To Tulsa" are far away better than the originals.
Seen( but not heard )too busy giving selfy my fiver for poker. Knobhead or what🤔
in my final poker game .i cudnee get hold of remote at the time 1st time I've heard audio.thanx for post too.
Roll on December.xx
Viva Lanegan, un granisimo grande
That was fun. Thx for posting.
Great job!
the man who sings better than he speaks...great songwriter...killer motherfucker...the music can get cool , high. sad ,nostalgic mundane and deep..at the same time.-thanks
I wanna talk about this Dude ... Because he’s Worldly... and needs too be Recognised...
If I was the master of festivals the first thing I would do is disallow those stupid flags.
Amen, master. We do not deserve you, we're not worthy!
I agree. Do away with those flags. Then Lanegan and his band. Then the festivals.
RIP
#FANTASTIC ARTIST AS ALWAYS
Please come to Mexico
ya vino como tres veces
@@manologaribay A Perú ojalá que venga
Thanks for posting this
Mark Lanegan is a God...
who does not know god any sant prays...Mark Lenagan rule!!
Some of this reminds me of the doors cool
thanks for posting, Mark is god
Terrific
Un gigante 💔
RIP, you god damn legend!
Wow what a gift- thanks for uploading! When music become's art!
I like Deepest Shade (of Blue)
The drummer coming in early on one hundred days god damn
Mark is a bad ass.
Lanegan...The Baritone Staley
Mark Lanegan is our modern day Jim Morrison.
More than Morrison.He survives when yesterdays legends die.
lazy description.
I'm just reading his memoir and he *hates* that comparison. :-)
@@RobNickel001 i see no resemblance xD
I'm pretty sure Mark hates that comparison, but I see where you see that.
God, he was great!🙏🏻
Names of other musicians? That is a great band.
❤❤❤
Old Scratch🫀💀🖤🎙️
Such a great voice. Such a shame.
He looks better with a clean shaven face...
Awesome set!
R.I.P. Mark
Anyone happen to know what snare the drummer is using? Sounds Phaaaaaat!
Read his Book....
holy shit, his speaking voice is made of sandpaper.
The guy at 19:12 looks like Richard Madden from GoT
Somebody could tell me what is the name od the trucki 12.00?
Sin importar que a Mark no le importen los fans. ES UNDIOS
Deberían de importarle más ya que de ellos vive..sólo digo..
The lead guitarist is fantastic he makes this boring music acceptable. This is indie folk rock for dinosaurs like me, based on 90's underground music....Lanegan music speaks about the worse side of life. For this reason he is so underrated
"Hit the city " would had done a pretty decent Queens of the stone age song.
Last Trip Too The Corner…
8:19 Batman= Thank You
It could be little bit slow....his voice is perfect in just slower rhytm.
I know a person who looks just like young him
turn up the vocals a click or two next time sound-man !
...the synth too!
I prefer the last guitarist (the one that looks like johnny cash)
You mean from his Blues Funeral live band? That lineup was great.
He's called Steven Janssens. Jeff Fielder, the current one, is pretty awesome as well.
Jeff is incredible. And plays with way more emotion than Steven...
me too! great guitarist, but actual not bad :)))
I couldn't agree more!!!!
Why end it brother
what do you mean!
Shameful they have grunge royalty playing while the sun is up.
Oh yeah ant nothin finer
I don't think he has a strong voice. On some of Mark's live stuff he just sounds weak, like he has a hard time controlling pitch and tone. Even if he did had a big influence and was part of the who's who back then it doesn't mean he's a good singer. But I LOVE the guys music - it resonates with me on so many levels. He's voice does add some flavor to his songs but it's not the reason I love his work.
I still don't get why he's not up there with the heavy's - famous I mean. Then again, he has some humility that might be the reason he never (I think) tried to claw his way to the top.
Well, it's evident that he's lost a bit of range from his days with the Screaming Trees. Not a whole lot, because he never had much, but some of the dynamics that made him known as the best voice in Washington during the grunge movement have been blown from alcohol, smoking (various things), and age. His deep raspy voice was always a favorite for that genre, and even with the reduced range it makes a very suitable blues voice in the vein of Johnny Cash now. Personally, I still find it very pleasing, even if a bit monotone.
As for his success - well... as you allude to, he was a big deal locally in the Seattle scene. Made some success nationally, and even internationally with the Screaming Trees. I don't think he dealt with it very well. At the heart of grunge was kind a philosophy of being unsuccessful screw-ups, and Lanegan played that part. He was almost always on some drug or another while performing, and occasionally couldn't even perform.
There's also the fact that his friends Lane Staley and Kurt Cobain died from overdose and suicide respectively. Despite Lanegan's lower profile nationally, these guys looked up to Lanegan, as he was not only a friend, but a bit of a mentor, and one of the major epicenters that created the genre. I can't know Marks feelings on the subject, but I would at least be wondering what actions of mine contributed to that. Also, I'd be looking at that and thinking - "shit... is that what success and fame brings? I damn near died myself. I'll pass"
Just Enjoy... He does Sing better than he Speaks....
I fink his Voice is Unique... Lived Many Lives... Seen Many Fings...
Truly bored of Individuals with limited talent critiquing those who put themselves out there for our worthless entertainment...