Mark Lanegan Signed Bubblegum LP Record Screaming Trees Queens Of The Stone Age

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For your consideration is the rare Mark Lanegan Autographed "Bubblegum" Vinyl LP Record that was Hand Signed by Mark while on Tour. We had Mark Sign this but the person next to me put their coat on the wet paint so Mark signed it again. We managed to clean the smeared signature off but if you really look for it you can see it. That being said, we are going to blow this out. Comes with COA from Raretracks. We sell Vinyl because it's the Best. Collect something you can Play and Display. We provided numerous photos shown in the description because we feel that it's important for you to examine this Collectable's Authenticity. 

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Track Listing

1. When Your Number Isn't Up

2. Hit the City

3. Wedding Dress

4. Methamphetamine Blues

5. One Hundred Days

6. Bombed

7. Strange Religion

8. Sideways in Reverse

9. Come to Me

10. Like Little Willie John

11. Can't Come Down

12. Morning Glory Wine

13. Head

14. Driving Death Valley Blues

Album Notes

Personnel: Mark Lanegan (guitar); Mark Lanegan; PJ Harvey (vocals); Alain Johannes (guitar, strings, organ, keyboards, synthesizer, drums, background vocals); Dimitri Coats (guitar, piano, drums); Troy Van Leeuwen (guitar, piano); Dave Catching (guitar, organ); Josh Homme (guitar, drums); John Kastner (guitar, background vocals); David Catching, Bukka Allen (organ); Molly McGuire (bass guitar); Keni Richards, Joey Castillo (drums); Tracy Chisholm (drum machine, tapes); Greg Dulli, Nick Oliveri, Ian Moore , Natasha Shneider, Brett Netson (background vocals); Chris Goss (vocals, guitar, piano); Wendy Rae Fowler (vocals, piano, background vocals); Izzy Stradlin (vocals); Aldo Struyf (piano, organ, synthesizer); Duff McKagan .Audio Mixer: Rick "Soldier" Will.Recording information: 11a.d., Hollywood, CA (2003-2004); Del Boca Vista South, Pasadena CA (2003-2004); Donner & Blitzen Studios, Arcadia, CA (2003-2004); Kudzu Ranch, Mebane, NC (2003-2004); Lethal, Los Angeles, CA (2003-2004); Rancho De La Luna, Joshua Tree, CA (2003-2004); Sound Arts, Houston, TX (2003-2004); Sound City, Los Angeles, CA (2003-2004); Stagg Street, Los Angeles, CA (2003-2004).In between the release of FIELD SONGS and its follow-up, BUBBLEGUM, former Screaming Trees singer Mark Lanegan sang for hard-rock heroes both old (a reunited MC5) and new (Queens of the Stone Age), gaining both fans and famous friends in the process. Thus, all eyes were on Lanegan for BUBBLEGUM, which features guest shots by everyone from PJ Harvey and Queens leader Josh Homme to Izzy Stradlin and Duff McKagan of Guns N' Roses. Fortunately, all this attention doesn't seem to have fazed the sandpaper-voiced singer; despite the guest list, BUBBLEGUM is as dirty, gritty, and raw as anything in his catalog.While much of Lanegan's previous solo work is a mix of languid folk-rock, gutter blues, and the kind of grunge-mutated 1960s-psych influences that powered the Screaming Trees, BUBBLEGUM is lean, angular, and occasionally almost avant-garde. Simple, driving, Stooges-like riffs and rhythms abet minimalistic organ lines, heavily treated vocals, and a somewhat industrial tonal aesthetic. Notorious substance-abuser Lanegan's post-rehab lyrics are no less ominous or emotionally harrowing for their expanded perspective, and he remains a challenging singer/songwriter eager to explore new sonic avenues.

Editorial Reviews

4 stars out of 5 - BUBBLEGUM is, in many respects, classic Americana, at its simplest level, wide-screen loneliness, the sound of rattling boxcars and rattling lung, of dusty roads and endless journeys.

Mojo

His finest work yet swoons between nail-biting highs and strung-out lows...

CMJ

Ranked #8 in Magnet's The 20 Best Albums Of 2004 - Lanegan does a few gypsy box-steps and a couple Seattle stomps, always dancing with his favorite partners: love and drugs...

Magnet

He expands his palette on BUBBLEGUM...A full-blown creative revival...

Magnet

Ranked #6 in Uncut's Best New Albums of 2004 - [A] bleakly corrosive, yet strangely uplifting album that spits, snarls and nurses...

Uncut

4 stars out of 5 - [T]his is an entirely consistent record from a man who's yet to make a bad one, and whose rasping gravitas has made him one of the great voices of our time.

Uncut

4 stars out of 5 - [He's] more alive and more vital than ever.

Q

[I]t seems as if it were rising from a deeply dug well, especially Lanegan's glowering pirate-in-recovery voice....He hasn't sounded this focused in years. - Grade: A

Entertainment Weekly

[G]ruff stuff....[With] a genuine, slow-burning Leadbelly brutalism. - Grade: B+

Spin

15. Out of Nowhere