Mark Lanegan discography | |
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Studio albums | 11 |
Music videos | 8 |
EPs | 2 |
Singles | 14 |
Other appearances | 11 |
The discography of Mark Lanegan consists of eleven studio albums and two EPs as a solo artist, and many other releases from collaborations with other artists.
After working with the Screaming Trees since the early 1980s Lanegan left the band due to internal strife over its creative direction. [1] He released his first solo album The Winding Sheet , in 1990 on Sub Pop Recordings where he collaborated with Kurt Cobain on the track "Down in the Dark". [2] His second record, Whiskey for the Holy Ghost , was released on January 12, 1994. [3] Lanegan released Scraps at Midnight which was his first album to chart and it peaked at 191 on the UK Albums Chart. In 2000 Lanegan guested on Rated R by Queens of the Stone Age, a band which he had become a full-time member of in 2001. In 2003 Lanegan started working with Greg Dulli as The Gutter Twins. They would release their debut album in 2008 which peaked at 117 on the Billboard 200; the highest placement for a Lanegan record. [4] Lanegan recorded his sixth album, Bubblegum , in 2004; it became his first solo album to chart in the United States. He released the album under the name Mark Lanegan Band. In 2006, Lanegan released Ballad of the Broken Seas with Isobel Campbell, which was nominated for a Mercury Music Prize. [5] This was followed by Sunday at Devil Dirt , released in 2008, [3] and Hawk , released on August 17, 2010.
Year | Title | Peak chart position | |||||||||||||||||
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US | US Ind. [6] | BEL [7] | FIN [8] | FRA [9] | GER [10] | IRE [11] | ITA [12] | NLD [13] | NOR [14] | UK [15] | |||||||||
1990 | The Winding Sheet | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | |||||||
1994 | Whiskey for the Holy Ghost
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1998 | Scraps at Midnight
| — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | 191 | |||||||
1999 | I'll Take Care of You
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2001 | Field Songs
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2004 | Bubblegum
| — | 39 | 28 | 35 | 189 | 67 | 35 | 23 | 36 | 30 | 43 | |||||||
2012 | Blues Funeral
| 99 | 15 | 4 | 24 | 51 | 41 | 12 | — | 20 | 12 | 21 | |||||||
2013 | Imitations
| — | 49 | 17 | — | — | — | 45 | — | 53 | — | 62 | |||||||
2014 | Phantom Radio
| 148 | — | 21 | — | 131 | — | 27 | — | 53 | — | 22 | |||||||
2015 | Houston Publishing Demos 2002
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2017 | Gargoyle
| — | — | 8 | — | 127 | — | 46 [16] | — | 36 | — | 22 | |||||||
2019 | Somebody's Knocking
| — | 14 | 22 | — | — | 58 | — | — | — | — | 78 | |||||||
2020 | Straight Songs of Sorrow
| — | — | 16 | — | — | 67 | — | — | — | — | 85 | |||||||
"—" denotes a release that did not chart. |
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2014 | Has God Seen My Shadow? An Anthology 1989–2011 |
Year | Title | Peak chart position | |||||||||||||||||
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US Ind. [6] | BEL [11] | FRA [9] | ITA [11] | IRE [11] | NLD [13] | NOR [14] | SWE [11] | SWI [17] | UK [11] | ||||||||||
2013 | Black Pudding
| — | 38 | — | — | — | 72 | — | — | — | 74 | ||||||||
2018 | With Animals
| 19 | — | 96 | — | — | — | 68 [18] | — | — | — | ||||||||
"—" denotes a release that did not chart. |
Year | Title | Peak chart position | |||||||||||||||||
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BEL [11] | FRA [9] | ITA [11] | IRE [11] | NLD [13] | NOR [14] | SWE [11] | SWI [17] | UK [15] | |||||||||||
2006 | Ballad of the Broken Seas
| 15 | 96 | 27 | 21 | 32 | 51 | 56 | — | 38 | |||||||||
2008 | Sunday at Devil Dirt
| 6 | 96 | 41 | 28 | 69 | 25 | — | 37 | 38 | |||||||||
2010 | Hawk
| 5 | 119 | — | — | 54 | 21 | — | 28 | 29 | |||||||||
"—" denotes a release that did not chart. |
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BEL [11] | FRA [9] | ITA [11] | IRE [11] | NLD [13] | NOR [14] | SWE [11] | SWI [17] | UK [15] | |||||||||||
2021 | Dark Mark vs. Skeleton Joe
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"—" denotes a release that did not chart. |
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2003 | Here Comes That Weird Chill [I]
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2012 | Dark Mark Does Christmas 2012
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2014 | No Bells on Sunday
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2020 | Dark Mark Does Christmas 2020
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^ I Appeared on the UK Budget Albums Chart at number 35. [19]
Year | Song | Peak chart position | Album |
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UK [19] [20] | |||
1990 | "Down in the Dark" | — | The Winding Sheet |
1994 | "House a Home" | — | Whiskey for the Holy Ghost |
1998 | "Stay" | — | Scraps at Midnight |
2002 | "No One Knows" (as part of Queens of the Stone Age) | 15 | Songs for the Deaf |
2004 | "Sideways in Reverse" | — | Bubblegum |
"Hit the City" (featuring PJ Harvey) | 76 | ||
2005 | "Burn the Witch" (as part of Queens of the Stone Age) | — | Lullabies to Paralyze |
2006 | "Ramblin' Man" (with Isobel Campbell) | 116 | Ballad of the Broken Seas |
"Honey Child What Can I Do?" (with Isobel Campbell) | 199 | ||
2007 | "Revival" (as part of Soulsavers) | — | It's Not How Far You Fall, It's the Way You Land |
"Kingdoms of Rain" (as part of Soulsavers) | — | ||
2008 | "Who Built The Road" (with Isobel Campbell) | — | Sunday at Devil Dirt |
2011 | "The Gravedigger's Song" | — | Blues Funeral |
2012 | "Harborview Hospital" | — | |
2013 | "Cold Molly" (with Duke Garwood) | — | Black Pudding |
"I'm Not the Loving Kind" | — | Imitations | |
2014 | "Sad Lover" | — | No Bells on Sunday |
"Harvest Home" | — | Phantom Radio | |
"Floor of the Ocean" | — | ||
2015 | "Needle of Death" (with Duke Garwood) | — | Needle of Death/Fresh as a Sweet Sunday Morning |
2017 | "Nocturne" | — | Gargoyle |
"Beehive" | — | ||
2019 | "Stitch it Up" | — | Somebody's Knocking |
"Night Flight to Kabul" | — | ||
2020 | "Skeleton Key" | — | Straight Songs of Sorrow |
"Bleed All Over" | — | ||
2021 | "Dark Mark Theme b/w Skeleton Joe Manifesto" | — | Dark Mark vs. Skeleton Joe |
Year | Song | Director |
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1990 | "Ugly Sunday" | Russell Bates [21] |
1994 | "House a Home" | |
2004 | "Sideways in Reverse" | Charles Mehling [22] |
"Hit the City" | ||
2006 | "Ramblin Man" | Vrnda Daktor [23] |
"Time Is Just the Same" | ||
2007 | "Revival" | Ben Foley [24] |
2012 | "The Gravedigger's Song" | Alistair Legrand [25] |
2013 | "I'm Not the Loving Kind" | Andrew Van Baal [26] |
2014 | "Sad Lover" | Steve Gullick [27] |
"Floor of the Ocean" | ||
2017 | "Beehive" | Zhang + Knight [28] |
"Emperor" | Joshua Lipworth [29] | |
2019 | "Stitch It Up" | Joe Cardamone [30] |
"Night Flight to Kabul" | Dean Karr [31] |
Year | Artist [32] | Record | Credits | Ref. |
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1987 | Steve Fisk | 448 Deathless Days | "This Vacuum", "Johnny Smoke (Swamp Thing)" (violin) | [33] |
1988 | Beat Happening | Jamboree | Co-producer of all songs | |
1990 | King Krab | Harmony in Defeat | "To the Sun" (background vocals) | |
1991 | Various artists | The Grunge Years | "Ugly Sunday" | [34] |
1993 | The Walkabouts | Satisfied Mind | "Feel Like Going Home" (lead vocals) | |
Steve Fisk | Over and Thru the Night | "One More Valley" (background vocals) | [35] | |
1995 | Mike Watt | Ball-Hog or Tugboat? | "Max & Wells" (lead vocals) | [36] |
Mad Season | Above | "I'm Above" (lead vocals), "Long Gone Day" (lead vocals), "Locomotive", "Black Book of Fear", and "Slip Away" | [37] | |
1996 | Various artists | Twisted Willie | "She's Not for You" | [38] |
1999 | Various artists | More Oar: A Tribute to the Skip Spence Album | "Cripple Creek" | [39] |
2000 | Various artists | Free the West Memphis 3 | "Untitled Lullabye" | [40] |
Various artists | Sing a Song for You: Tribute to Tim Buckley | "Café" | [41] | |
Queens of the Stone Age | Rated R | "In the Fade" (lead vocals), "Autopilot", "Leg of Lamb", "I Think I Lost My Headache" (background vocals) | [37] | |
earthlings? | Human Beans | "Rock Dove" (background vocals) | ||
2001 | The Desert Sessions | Volumes 7 & 8 | "Hanging Tree" (lead vocals) | [42] |
Masters of Reality | Deep in the Hole | "High Noon Amsterdam" (lead vocals) | [43] | |
Various artists | Give The People What We Want: Songs of The Kinks | "Nothin' in the World Can Stop Me Worryin' 'Bout That Girl" | [44] | |
2002 | Queens of the Stone Age | Songs for the Deaf | "Song for the Dead", "Hanging Tree", "God Is in the Radio", "A Song for the Deaf" | [45] |
2003 | Martina Topley-Bird | Quixotic | "Need One" (background vocals) | [46] |
The Twilight Singers | Blackberry Belle | "Number Nine" (lead vocals) | [47] | |
Mondo Generator | A Drug Problem That Never Existed | "Four Corners" (lead vocals) | ||
2004 | Melissa Auf der Maur | Auf der Maur | "Taste You" (background vocals) | [48] |
The Twilight Singers | She Loves You | "Hyperballad" (background vocals), Bjork cover. "Real Love" (background vocals), "Strange Fruit" (background vocals), "Hard Time Killing Floor" (lead vocals) | [49] | |
Burning Brides | Leave No Ashes | "Vampire Waltz" (background vocals) | ||
Isobel Campbell | Time is Just the Same EP | "Why Does My Head Hurt So?" (duet) | ||
2005 | Queens of the Stone Age | Lullabies to Paralyze | "This Lullaby", "Precious and Grace" (lead vocals), "Burn the Witch", "You Got A Killer Scene, Man" (background vocals) | [50] |
Various artists | Sunday Nights: The Songs of Junior Kimbrough | "All Night Long" | [51] | |
Various artists | Dog Train: A Wild Ride on the Rock and Roll Side | "Sneakers" | [52] | |
2006 | The Baldwin Brothers | The Return of the Golden Rhodes | "The Party's Over" (lead vocals) | |
The Twilight Singers | A Stitch in Time | "Live with Me" (lead vocals), Massive Attack cover; "Flashback" (lead vocals) | [53] | |
Eagles of Death Metal | Death By Sexy | "I Gotta Feelin (Just Nineteen)" (background vocals), "I Like to Move in the Night" (background vocals), "Poor Doggie" (background vocals) | ||
2007 | Creature with the Atom Brain | I Am the Golden Gate Bridge | "Black Out, New Hit" (background vocals), "Crawl Like a Dog" (background vocals) | [54] |
Soulsavers | It's Not How Far You Fall, It's the Way You Land | "Revival", "Ghosts of You and Me", "Paper Money", "Spiritual", "Kingdoms of Rain", "Through My Sails", "Jesus of Nothing" and "No Expectations" | [55] | |
Soulsavers | Revival | "Blues Run the Game". Single b-side. Jackson C. Frank cover | ||
Queens of the Stone Age | Era Vulgaris | "River in the Road" (background vocals) | [56] | |
Various artists | I'm Not There: Original Soundtrack | "Man in the Long Black Coat". Bob Dylan cover | [57] | |
2008 | Bomb the Bass | Future Chaos | "Black River" (lead vocals) | |
Gary Heffern | Consolation | "All His Children" (lead vocals) | ||
2009 | The Breeders | Fate to Fatal | "The Last Time" (lead vocals) | |
Creature With The Atom Brain | Transylvania | "Lonely Light" (lead vocals) | [58] | |
Soulsavers | Broken | "Death Bells", "Unbalanced Pieces", "You Will Miss Me When I Burn", "Some Misunderstanding", "All The Way Down", "Shadows Fall", "Can't Catch The Train", "Pharaoh's Chariot", "Rolling Sky", "Highway Kind" (Japanese and iTunes bonus track) | [59] | |
Various artists | Summer's Kiss: A Tribute to the Afghan Whigs | "Tonight" | ||
Various artists | We Are Only Riders: The Jeffrey Lee Pierce Sessions Project | "Constant Waiting", "Free to Walk" (With Isobel Campbell) | ||
My Jerusalem | Gone for Good | "Hit the Lights" (background vocals) | ||
Various artists | Cook County | "Checkout" (lead vocals), "No Long Goodbye" (lead vocals). These two songs appear only on the movie itself, they were never released. | ||
2010 | Unkle | Where Did the Night Fall | "Another Night Out" (lead vocals) | [60] |
2011 | The Twilight Singers | Dynamite Steps | "Be Invited" (background vocals) | |
Maggie Björklund | Coming Home | "Intertwined" (duet) | ||
Slash | -- | "So Long Sin City" (lead vocals). This song was recorded for This Is Not a Movie soundtrack. It's only available through Slash's soundcloud page. | ||
Various artists | The Hangover Part II: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack | "The Beast in Me" (lead vocals) | ||
Manna | Shackles | "Wishing Well" (duet) | ||
2012 | Maciej Werk | Songs That Make Sense | "Long Cold Race" | [61] |
Soulsavers | The Light the Dead See | "In the Morning" (background vocals) | ||
Martina Topley-Bird | Crystalised (single) | "Crystalised" (duet), The XX cover | [62] | |
Various artists | Lawless: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack | "Fire and Brimstone" (lead vocals), "White Light / White Heat" (lead vocals), The Velvet Underground cover. "Sure 'Nuff 'n Yes I Do" (lead vocals), Captain Beefheart cover | [63] | |
Various artists | Light in the Attic 10 Year Anniversary: Karen Dalton "Same Old Man" | "Same Old Man" | [64] | |
Various artists | The Journey Is Long (The Jeffrey Lee Pierce Sessions Project) | "The Breaking Hands" (With Isobel Campbell) | ||
Matt Boroff | Filling in the Cracks | "Garbage Man" (background vocals). Also available on Matt's solo album Sweet Hand Of Fate (2013) | ||
The Separate | Orchestral Variations, Vol. 1 | "Close to Me" (lead vocals), The Cure cover | ||
Ülm3n | -- | "12 Gates to the City" (lead vocals), Reverened Gary Davis cover. It's only available through Ülm3n's soundcloud page. | ||
Creature with the Atom Brain | The Birds Fly Low | "Black Rider Run" (lead vocals) | ||
2013 | Christine Owman | Little Beast | "One of the Folks", "Familiar Act" | [65] |
Moby | The Lonely Night | "The Lonely Night" | [66] | |
Queens of the Stone Age | ...Like Clockwork | "If I Had a Tail", "Fairweather Friends" | ||
Various artists | Reason to Believe - The Songs of Tim Hardin | "Red Balloon" | ||
Various artists | Frog Trouble and Eleven Other Pretty Serious Songs | "Frog Trouble" (lead vocals) | ||
Various artists | Last Box of Sparkles (A Tribute to Mark Linkous) | "Spirit Ditch" (lead vocals). Planned but cancelled, not before this song was posted officially on a soundcloud page by the label | ||
2014 | Earth | Primitive and Deadly | "There Is a Serpent Coming", "Rooks Across the Gate" | |
Magnus | Where Neon Goes to Die | "Singing Man" (lead vocals). Available on the album's deluxe edition | [67] | |
Sweet Apple | The Golden Age of Glitter | "Wish You Could Stay (A Little Longer)" (background vocals) | ||
Various artists | Axels & Sockets (The Jeffrey Lee Pierce Sessions Project) | "Constant Limbo (Constant Rain)" (shared vocals). "Desire By Blue River" (duet with Bertrand Cantat) | ||
James Williamson | Re-Licked | "Wild Love" (duet with Alison Mosshart) | ||
Gérard Manset | Un Oiseau S'Est Posé | "Cover Me with Flowers of Mauve (Elégie Funèbre)" | ||
Afterhours | Hai Paura Del Buio? | "Pelle" | ||
2015 | I Am Super Ape | Monki | "Monki" (lead vocals) | |
Ten Commandos | Ten Commandos | "Staring Down the Dust" | [68] | |
Various artists | Where the Candybeetle Dwells... | "Evil Bird" | ||
Creature With The Atom Brain | Night of the Hunter | "Night of the Hunter - Part 1" | ||
Mark Lanegan & Beth Orton | Your Kisses Burn | "Your Kisses Burn" | [69] | |
2016 | The Duke Spirit | Kin | "Blue & Yellow Light", "Wounded Wing" | |
Martyn LeNoble & Christian Eigner | Cat People (Putting Out Fire) | "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)" (lead vocals) | ||
Christine Owman | When on Fire | "When on Fire" | ||
Matt Boroff | Grand Delusion | "Thirst" (backing vocals) | ||
2017 | Andrew Joslyn | Awake at the Bottom of the Ocean | "Desiderata" | |
Tinariwen | Elwan | "Nànnuflày" (lead vocals) | ||
Unkle | The Road: Part I | "Looking for the Rain" (lead vocals) | ||
Brian Reitzell | American Gods (Original Television Series Soundtrack) | "St. James Infirmary Blues" (lead vocals), "I Put a Spell On You" (lead vocals), "In the Pines" (lead vocals) | ||
Sweet Apple | Sing the Night in Sorrow | "World I'm Gonna Leave You", "Let's Take the Same Plane" | ||
Dave Clarke | The Desecration of Desire | "Charcoal Eyes (Glass Tears)", "Monochrome Sun" | ||
Torn Sail | This Short Sweet Life | "Ricochets" | ||
2018 | Dead Combo | Odeon Hotel | "I Know, I Alone" (lead vocals) | |
Neko Case | Hell-On | "Curse of the I-5 Corridor" (lead vocals) | ||
David Catching | Shared Hallucinations Pt. 1: Sonic Salutations from the Venerable Vaults of Rancho de la Luna 1972–1984 | "Ghost" | ||
Various artists | The Wall (Redux) | "Nobody Home" (lead vocals) | ||
Nicole Atkins & Mark Lanegan | -- | "November Rain" (duet with Nicole Atkins) | ||
2019 | Dead Combo | Live Vodafone Paredes De Coura | "Fire of Love", "Wedding Dress", "I Know, I Alone" | |
Mark Morton | Anesthetic | "Axis" (lead vocals) | [70] | |
Unkle | The Road: Part II / Lost Highway | "Requiem (When You Talk of Love)" | ||
Not Waving | Downwelling | All tracks sung by Mark | ||
2020 | Humanist | Humanist | "Kingdom", "Beast of the Nation", "Skull", "Gospel" | |
Agrio | La Murga EP | Vocals on "A Drink of Poison Water" | [71] | |
Hey Colossus | Dances/Curses | Lead vocals on "The Mirror" | [72] | |
2021 | Cult of Luna | The Raging River | Vocals on "Inside of a Dream" | [73] |
Manic Street Preachers | The Ultra Vivid Lament | Vocals on "Blank Diary Entry" | ||
The Armed | Ultrapop | Vocals on "The Music Becomes a Skull" | ||
The Devils (italian rock band) | Beast Must Regret Nothing | Vocals on "Devil Whistle Don't Sing" | ||
2022 | Lost Satellite | Bare Bones | Vocals on "No Fun" |
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