Read Lanegan's memoir. He was roommates with Dylan back in the early 90s in a house in Seattle. Earth would be practicing in the basement and Mark would fall asleep listening from two stories above. When he'd wake up, the bed had moved completely across the room from the massive amplifier volume that shook the house.
I had the privilege of hearing this a couple years ago at Taft Theater in Cincy. Got to meet Dylan Carlson before the show too and he's an awesome guy, I'll never forget it, if you have a chance to see Earth go see em, I highly recommend it!
Very strange want to like earth, as I am massive Lanegan fan and I know Dylan is his friend, but I just don't get Earth Just non melodic noise to me Painful
It's a different listening experience. I would argue that it has some similarities with techno or Indian/traditional long form/drone music. When you listen, you get lost in the experience. It's repetitive and noisey. There's not always a lot going on. But when listening, it slowly starts to make sense. It's like watching Bob Ross paint. Well, Bob Ross in hell. You're just watching these little things happen. But by the end of the song/album, you have a whole painting in your mind, built slowly and intricately. And it's incredibly beautiful in its own way, in a way that more normal kind of music can't pull off. So yeah, it may require retraining as a listener to appreciate this. I hope this comment doesn't sound pretentious. And I don't mean to say this music is perfect and you're wrong for disliking it. Nothing is for everybody. But if you were to want to get into it, I think my explanation can help you understand it on its terms.
@@pottedsalad I actually liked them less after seeing them live. Same with Godspeed You! Black Emperor, who I've also seen. This is music that I relax in a chair while vibing to, and I don't think it translates well to a live setting.
RIP Mark Lanegan, we lost a beautiful voice today
Read Lanegan's memoir. He was roommates with Dylan back in the early 90s in a house in Seattle. Earth would be practicing in the basement and Mark would fall asleep listening from two stories above. When he'd wake up, the bed had moved completely across the room from the massive amplifier volume that shook the house.
With Bob Dylan?
@@dannyhood4007hahaha no
Where have you read that? Is there a book about? Lanegan, Carson and Cobain were the trio!
@@AntonioSancioPanza-cv4un It's in Lanegan's memoir, "Sing backwards and weep". check it out, it's awesome.
Goodbye Mark. Godspeed brother. Deeply shocked and saddened.
Just beautiful. I'm so happy to hear Dylan and mark together finally.
RIP Mark.
One classy tune from Earth . Always been my favorite song by Earth. That heroin voice of Mark and the overloads of guitars makes me happy.
I had the privilege of hearing this a couple years ago at Taft Theater in Cincy. Got to meet Dylan Carlson before the show too and he's an awesome guy, I'll never forget it, if you have a chance to see Earth go see em, I highly recommend it!
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I saw them live touring this album and the show wasn't very good :( But I love this album and have seen cool live footage of them before
@@jaredhinton5662 Wasnt good? Why not?
#RIP Mark Lanegan 🍻
In the mood for this right now
so haunting, yet so melodious. Keep up the good work.
#playitheavyplayitslow.
this is brilliant! great track
incredible
Algun dia en el mas alla..ire a un recital donde mark..kurt..y lane canten en una recital 🤟
reminds me of the Black Sabbath's Black Sabbath
Doctor Towelie
Very doomy
Awesome!
Марк 😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥🥶😖😖😖😥😥
А чем он еще знаменит? Я тут мимо просто слушал Earth и смотрю все рипы отдают
Very strange want to like earth, as I am massive Lanegan fan and I know Dylan is his friend, but I just don't get Earth
Just non melodic noise to me
Painful
see them live, it may change your opinion
It's a different listening experience. I would argue that it has some similarities with techno or Indian/traditional long form/drone music. When you listen, you get lost in the experience. It's repetitive and noisey. There's not always a lot going on. But when listening, it slowly starts to make sense. It's like watching Bob Ross paint. Well, Bob Ross in hell. You're just watching these little things happen. But by the end of the song/album, you have a whole painting in your mind, built slowly and intricately. And it's incredibly beautiful in its own way, in a way that more normal kind of music can't pull off. So yeah, it may require retraining as a listener to appreciate this.
I hope this comment doesn't sound pretentious. And I don't mean to say this music is perfect and you're wrong for disliking it. Nothing is for everybody. But if you were to want to get into it, I think my explanation can help you understand it on its terms.
It's music for ambience, not melody.
@@pottedsalad I actually liked them less after seeing them live. Same with Godspeed You! Black Emperor, who I've also seen. This is music that I relax in a chair while vibing to, and I don't think it translates well to a live setting.
how is this non melodic? its just slow