B-Sides: Mark Lanegan - Rare Material Part II

A little while ago I posted a decently sized collection of Mark Lanegan b-sides, and as a recent pleasant surprise someone sent a bunch of tracks that I missed the first time around so I thought I'd share them. (Thanks, Paddy). This contains some great rare songs including my personal favorite Mark Lanegan covers, "All Night Long" and "Death Don't Have No Mercy". I really can't get enough of Lanegan's signature low, bluesy swing so I was stoked to see a couple of tracks I hadn't previously heard on this collection. Enjoy.

1. Black River (w/ Bomb the Bass)
2, Black Out, New Hit (w/ Creature With The Atom Brain)
3. Crawl Like a Dog (w/ Creature With The Atom Brain)
4. Lonely Light (w/Creature With The Atom Brain)

5. All Night Long

6. Cafe

7. Death Don't Have No Mercy

8. Following The Rain

9. Man In The Long Black Coat

10. Slide Machine

11. Free To Walk (w/ Isobel Campbell)

12. Constant Waiting

DL: "Mark Lanegan B-Sides Part II"

B-Sides: Queens of the Stone Age

I recently posted a collection of Mark Lanegan rarities and some info on Them Crooked Vultures, and now its only appropriate to post some Queens of the Stone Age rarities. I just got ahold of these and since its hard to get enough of QOTSA you'll definitly want to hear this. So many hidden gems such as "You're So Vague", "Never Say Never", "Infinity".... Oh and I'm also sitting on a huge collection of Soundgarden rarities that i'll post soon. Enjoy.

1. Like A Drug 2. Never Say Never 3. Born To Hula (Old Version) 4. Back To Dungaree High 5. You're So Vague 6. Precious and Grace (ZZ Top) 7. Spiders and Vinegaroons 8. Gonna Leave You (Spanish Version) 9. 18 AD 10. If Only Everything 11. Ode To Clarissa 12. Infinity 13. Bloody Hammer

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B-Sides: Mark Lanegan - Rare Material

I'm sure if you read this blog at all you enjoy the music of Mark Lanegan. Whether you enjoy Queens of the Stone Age, Screaming Trees, his solo stuff, Soulsavers... nobody can deny that he can sing the hell out of a song. He does so many projects that it's hard to keep track of all his work, so here's a decently sized collection of rare tracks of his. It has everything from a Queens of the Stone Age cover of "Precious and Grace" by ZZ Top to a song from a children's album called "Sneakers". One of my favorite tracks from this collection is a live cover he did of "Tomorrow Night" by Sam Closlow. Needless to say its an eclectic compilation of tracks and has plently of desolate, bluesy Mark Lanegan style.

1. Josephine (Here Comes That Wierd Chill Outtake)

2. Blood (Crackers & Honey) (Here Comes That Wierd Chill Outtake)

3. All Night Long (Sunday Nights: the Songs of Junior Kimbrough compilation)

4. Vampire Waltz (w/ Burning Brides)

5. Cafe

6. Cripple Creek

7. Hanging Tree (Desert Sessions)

8. Feel Like Going Home (w/ the Walkabouts)

9. Following the Rain

10. Into My Arms (Nick Cave cover)

11. Why Does My Head Hurt So? (w/ Isobel Campbell)

12. Johnny Smoke (Swamp Thing)

13. High Noon Amsterdam (w/ Masters of Reality)

14. Taste You (w/ Melissa Auf der Maur)

15. Taste You (French Version) (w/ Melissa Auf der Maur)

16. Max and Wells (w/ Mike Watt)

17. Four Corners (w/ Mondo Generator)

18. Need One (w/ Martina Topley)

19. Autopilot (w/ Quotsa)

20. No 9 (w/ the Twilight Singers)

21. Nothin' in the World Can Stop Me Worryin Bout that Girl

22. One More Valley (w/ Steve Fisk)

23. Precious and Grace (ZZ Top Cover) (w/ Queens of the Stone Age)

24. Rock Dove (w/ Earthlings)

25. She's Not For You (Willie Nelson Tribute)

26. Sneakers (from Dog Train)

27. Johnny Smoke (Swamp Thing) (w/ Steve Fisk) **sorry about the repeat**

28. This Vacuum (w/ Steve Fisk)

29. The Party's Over (w/ The Baldwin Brothers)

30. A Love Supreme - Please Stay (w/ the Twilight Singers)

31. Tomorrow Night (Sam Closlow cover)

32. Untitled Lullaby (w/ Queens of the Stone Age)

33. Wheels

34. Next of Kin (All His Children) (w/ Gary Heffern)

Part One: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=APODHBOI

Part Two: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=T2A9F03C

(Okay, so I tried to label the origins of the tracks the best I could. Hopefully I ordered it all correctly, it may have gotten a bit jumbled. Let me know if it is and i'll change it around. The source on this is from a user on Soulseek... I will gladly give tribute to whoever put this group of songs together if I can find out who it is.)