Blues Funeral
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CRITIC REVIEWS
90
After eight years of bending the material of others towards his magnetic presence, Blues Funeral represents Lanegan on his own terms.
85
One of grunge’s most iconic vocalists has delivered an album of truly impressive variety, power and quality.
82
Mark Lanegan has accomplished something truly magnificent with Blues Funeral.
80
As he enters his fourth decade as a performer Mark Lanegan is undoubtedly operating at the top of his game.
70
Blues Funeral is a creative and fitting nudge out of the comfortable shadows and back into the harsh spotlight
60
The end result is a record for ardent fans and not casual admirers.
60
As powerful a tool as his voice is, you can’t escape the feeling that he’s holding something back.
59
... it also makes you wish he went even further on Blues Funeral, so it could risk spectacular failure rather than mild disappointment.
43
The singer has done something few probably expected of him at this point: made a blatant and lackluster attempt to keep up with the times.
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Track List
- The Gravedigger's Song
- Bleeding Muddy Water
- Grey Goes Black
- St Louis Elegy
- Riot In My House
- Ode To Sad Disco
- Phantasmagoria Blues
- Quiver Syndrome
- Harborview Hospital
- Leviathan
- Deep Black Vanishing Train
- Tiny Grain Of Truth
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Added on: February 6, 2012