Godspeed Mr. Lanegan, wherever your journey has taken you! And may you come back in the next go round as a super successful lounge singer covering mostly The Doors tunes along with some other choice songs from that era! RIP🎤
I know they enhanced it in the studio, but when he hits that one sustain I feel like carrying on through all the nastiness in this cruel and wicked world, regardless...
RIP the two members of Screaming Trees Mark Lanegan (November 25, 1964 - February 22, 2022), aged 57 Van Conner (March 17, 1967 - January 17, 2023), aged 55 You both will always be remembered as legends.
Lots of comments that this was an underrated and unheralded band ...and undoubtedly they were. So, how lucky are all of us then that we are allowed to enjoy and appreciate them? RIP Van and Mark
@occupynewparadigm Underrated in the sense that there were so many great bands at the time, they were overlooked by many other than hearing them on the radio
@@SkyNetGeneral- I personally consider Mad Season a supergroup. Different category in my mind. I'd choose Temple of the Dog over Mad Season. Loved them both tho
Farewell, Van. This was the song that got me into the trees, and the bass line is one of the main reasons it's my favorite ST song. Such an underrated player. You will be greatly missed.
My 1st meeting with Mark Lanegan. In 1989 i tagged along with a friend who wrote for a magazine to do an interview with Sonic Youth 2 hours before show. The Screaming Trees were the opening act. I went to the washroom & noticed Lanegan hunched over a toilet vomiting, I asked if he was ok & *Mark replied "yeah, i'm fine. Everything is cool"* soon after i went to Lee Ranaldo & said " i think the singer from the Trees is really sick, he's in the washroom vomiting" *Lee replied "oh that's normal he's always throws up before a show, he get's stage fright"*
Wow Mark had stage fright? Its just such a weird thing considering he seemed to not give a shit about anything 😂Rip Mark shows that he was much more than just a junkie, alcoholic mess like some people liked to view him as.
In short, Lanegan had very little sex appeal and wasn't exactly enthusiastic about fame and the Conner brothers were two fat guys. Even the days where good grunge bands were getting signed were full of MTV bullshit that was all about image. The real crime is that Lanegan's solo stuff never generated many hits either. That's a whole different musical realm.
@@kuga6566 just want to add that he wrote No One Knows(queens of the stone age song) together with Josh Homme. Whilest not singing on that track, he did score a big hit with that song.
Where do you stand when it's all over Washed from the earth and down to the sea Do you lie in a bed of roses Are you still aware I guess that you don't care about it now I see your shadow knocking at my door All plastic face and shaking hands Now how much space could ever hold your here Are you still aware I guess that you don't care about it now (Inside, it's alright) Where do you stand when it's all over Washed from the earth and down to the sea Do you lie in a bed of roses Are you still aware I guess that you don't care about it now Are you still aware I guess that you don't care about it now
Where do you stand when it's all over Washed from the Earth and Down to the sea Do you lie in a bed of roses Are you still aware I guess that u don't care about it now I see your shadow knocking at my door All plastic faces and shaking hands, now how much space could ever hold you here see you Mark
one of my favorite bands of all time they were so underated with Mark's great voice and the songwriting of the band and the bluesy guitar playing they are up there with Nirvana Alice In Chains and Soundgarden for me as the best music Seattle ever produced!
The true solid gold voice of a generation. You'll be forever missed, Mr. Lanegan :'( Where do you stand when it's all over Washed from the Earth and down to the sea Do you lie in a bed of roses Are you still aware Guess that you don't care about it now I've seen your shadow knocking at my door All plastic face and shaking hands How much space can ever hold you Are you still aware Guess that you don't care about it now Where do you stand when it's all over Washed from the Earth and down to the sea Do you lie in a bed of roses Are you still aware Guess that you don't care about it now Are you still aware Guess that you don't care about it now
it was 93 I was in 8th grade when I first heard ( nearly lost you ) I became a instant fan it really sux Mark Lanegan died , it feels like a piece of my childhood gone RIP Mark that voice of yours was gold
I’ve just discovered them…man, I’m 22 and I don’t know much about them…how long has it been since they first hit the stage…I have no idea what is it about this incredibly underrated band but it’s captivating just on point…Mark’s voice is something in between of Kurt’s aggression and Eddie’s passion. It’s a great combination…the amount of emotions to show without yelling the notes out…I guess you can call it a soul! Rest in piece!
yeah, it will be addicting. They actually were huge in their day. just not super huge. But this legacy will forever cement the BAND as one of the greatest
Their next album 'sweet oblivion' definitely brings them smack into the 'grunge sound' that everyone knows and recognises (not that a single 'grunge band' called themselves that), you can hear the quality upgrade in the recording for sure and the voice is a bit more ... well ... 'yarly' (I'm sure they are all influencing each other). There really are a bunch of awesome bands from this scene around that time. Just dig around a bit ... and a little deeper
@@brigwood7658 definitely! It’s a really great thing when it comes to the certain level of the vocal powers and abilities and the era of grunge absolutely nails that.Vedder, Cobain, Cornell, Veiland, Staley, Corgan( May not be as a huge grunge person but really nice voice) and Lanegan…it’s really cool, you know!
Sweet Sound Of Screaming Trees And I Was Born In The Best Era Ever And Was Also Born In Ellensburg My Mother Actually Went To School With The Screaming Trees
@PotentialGrows I would be hypocritical to say I love all people equally, and I don't believe we as Christians are called to love all people equally, but we are called to love all people. And yes, we are to love all people, as ALL of us sin and fall short of God's glory. He saves us by His grace, not by our "goodness."
Co-produced by Chris Cornell, for those of you who never bothered to go and buy the full LP. And, the live shows in support of the album featured Mudhoney's Dan Peters on drums, for those of you who missed out on pre-Barrett Martin Screaming Trees.
@@reggze1596 “And, the live shows in support of the album featured Mudhoney’s Dan Peters on drums”. In your haste to correct me, you completely ignored what I actually said. Nowhere did I say Peters played on the album.
@@charlottedouglas1777 probably because he knew the comparison is completely valid but he wantef to come off an original lol..jim's influence is too obvious here.
I shot and directed this video for Epic / Sony Music / oil Factory Films w/ mr. William Bullen as the EDitor as ALL the guys were great to work with too .We shot all of this in the Seatte area. Please go to deanomueller.org To see more of my work ! Love all your great comments! Keep them coming 🎶💥💃💜🙏!
Deano Mueller I Actually Wanted To Meet My Hero My Mother Went To The Same School With The Screaming Tree's And My Uncle Told Me One Of The Memebers Of The Band Was His Roommate
I wish I'd been 18-28 im the 90s i was born in 2000. To qoute Neil Young "Another time or place another civilization , would really make this life fell so complete" and i know i sound like a dumb nostalgia sick teen and i guess i am to some degree but there are so many bands i woild love to see live that I'll never get to see from the 90s and just to be alive when so many of my favourite bands where new and to experience the slightly more innocent pre 9/11 world, to make the "whats stüssy stand for?" Joke and have people actually know the brand, to see pulp fiction and trainspotting at the cinemas . I'm not just seeing it from an idealistic lense tho trust me I've heard of the 90s through the eyes of someone couch surfing/living in their car with other stuff going on ontop of that.
Where do you stand when it's all over Washed from the Earth and down to the sea Do you lie in a bed of roses Are you still aware Guess that you don't care about it now I've seen your shadow knocking at my door All plastic face and shaking hands How much space can ever hold you Are you still aware Guess that you don't care about it now Where do you stand when it's all over Washed from the Earth and down to the sea Do you lie in a bed of roses Are you still aware Guess that you don't care about it now Are you still aware Guess that you don't care about it now RIP Mark... 😔🙏🏼❤️🎸💫
I miss great rock. There was so much great music coming out in the 90's that I couldn't keep up, thank goodness, so now I'm discovering more every day. This one is a gem.
Mark William Lanegan (Ellensburg, 25 de noviembre de 1964-Killarney, 22 de febrero de 2022)[1][2] fue un compositor y cantante estadounidense conocido principalmente por ser el exlíder de la banda Screaming Trees y su éxito como solista. Grabó más de diez discos de estudio y también formó parte de las bandas Mad Season, The Gutter Twins, Soulsavers, The Twilight Singers y Queens of the Stone Age. Además, colaboró con músicos como Nick Cave, Isobel Campbell, Moby, Slash, Duke Garwood, entre otros.[3]
![Mark Lanegan - Ugly Sunday [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](/img/1.gif)
Just read the news about Mark's passing and wanted to offer condolences to all who loved him. His voice truly was golden.
He was Genuine as the day is long.
He's probably chillin' with Gary Lee's dead dog... [A spirit Guide 🦮]
Rip mark Lanegan
Godspeed Mr. Lanegan, wherever your journey has taken you! And may you come back in the next go round as a super successful lounge singer covering mostly The Doors tunes along with some other choice songs from that era! RIP🎤
I know they enhanced it in the studio, but when he hits that one sustain I feel like carrying on through all the nastiness in this cruel and wicked world, regardless...
😭😭😭😭😭
RIP the two members of Screaming Trees
Mark Lanegan (November 25, 1964 - February 22, 2022), aged 57
Van Conner (March 17, 1967 - January 17, 2023), aged 55
You both will always be remembered as legends.
Mark Lanegan should be a huge star - his voice rides the rail between beauty and pain exquisitely
I just read his book, and yes.
well said!
Blame FM radio, FCC
Beauty & the Beach most likely
@@JaneLame and yes there is no rose or radio in the film... so... book deal?
'Trees are such an underrated band it's crazy
Not in my life.
Eugen Slavik Me: Born In 92 In Ellensburg Hospital
Class Of 96" In Ellensburg Elementry School
Owen Jenkins Not To Me There The Best Grunge Band To Me
Lanegan was probably the most-poetic lyricist and best vocalist of that generation of Seattle/Pac-NW bands.
And actual trees,underrated too.
Lots of comments that this was an underrated and unheralded band ...and undoubtedly they were. So, how lucky are all of us then that we are allowed to enjoy and appreciate them?
RIP Van and Mark
Very underated band...miss them...GREAT VOICE GONE TO SOON...😢
My favourite song of all time definitely the greatest of the grunge era
My favorite Trees song, for sure.
The most underrated band from the greatest scene in rock history
You are correct sir!
Hell yes! The Seattle Rock scene created alot of legends.
@occupynewparadigm
Underrated in the sense that there were so many great bands at the time, they were overlooked by many other than hearing them on the radio
@@SkyNetGeneral- I personally consider Mad Season a supergroup. Different category in my mind. I'd choose Temple of the Dog over Mad Season. Loved them both tho
@@SkyNetGeneral- lol Layne is superior to Cornel
Rest easy Van, give Mark a big hug for us all x
The late 80s/early 90s, the last time rock music was actually good...
Farewell, Van. This was the song that got me into the trees, and the bass line is one of the main reasons it's my favorite ST song. Such an underrated player. You will be greatly missed.
Beautiful song and the perfect elegy for Lanegan.
My 1st meeting with Mark Lanegan. In 1989 i tagged along with a friend who wrote for a magazine to do an interview with Sonic Youth 2 hours before show. The Screaming Trees were the opening act. I went to the washroom & noticed Lanegan hunched over a toilet vomiting, I asked if he was ok & *Mark replied "yeah, i'm fine. Everything is cool"* soon after i went to Lee Ranaldo & said " i think the singer from the Trees is really sick, he's in the washroom vomiting" *Lee replied "oh that's normal he's always throws up before a show, he get's stage fright"*
Wow Mark had stage fright? Its just such a weird thing considering he seemed to not give a shit about anything 😂Rip Mark shows that he was much more than just a junkie, alcoholic mess like some people liked to view him as.
RIP Van Conner. RIP Mark Lanegan too. This song always makes me feel nostalgic for the '90s. This is my favourite 'Trees album. 💙
Has anyone else thought he was channeling Jim Morrison?? A similar quality and presence of being on a whole other plane from the rest of us…RIP
thats what i thought as well! Like Jim Morrison reincarnated
Blown away. Why was this not a huge hit?? I was in my mid 20's back then and have never heard this song. Unreal man.
In short, Lanegan had very little sex appeal and wasn't exactly enthusiastic about fame and the Conner brothers were two fat guys. Even the days where good grunge bands were getting signed were full of MTV bullshit that was all about image.
The real crime is that Lanegan's solo stuff never generated many hits either. That's a whole different musical realm.
@@kuga6566 just want to add that he wrote No One Knows(queens of the stone age song) together with Josh Homme. Whilest not singing on that track, he did score a big hit with that song.
@@kuga6566 I think Mark Lanegan was very good looking back in the day. People were very shallow. R.I.P. Mark
I was thinking exactly the same thing I was about 24 years old and into music but never heard the song. I love it
Definitely had the Jim Morrison vibe.. the Trees were my favorite "Grunge" band. Sweet Oblivion LP is an all time Classic.. or it should be.
Rip Mark . ❤ damn man, you had it
the poppier side of the band is showcased...sometimes wish they'd dipped into this more often.
Just discovered this band, Mark reminds me a lot of Jim Morrison.
Heard sad news today of Van's passing. RIP Van 💔
Mark Lanegan's vocal style and his voice are perfect
Anyone who was old enough to enjoy the 90s is a very lucky person, we! The last true good generation!
Exato, o mundo está morto.
Where do you stand when it's all over
Washed from the earth and down to the sea
Do you lie in a bed of roses
Are you still aware
I guess that you don't care about it now
I see your shadow knocking at my door
All plastic face and shaking hands
Now how much space could ever hold your here
Are you still aware
I guess that you don't care about it now
(Inside, it's alright)
Where do you stand when it's all over
Washed from the earth and down to the sea
Do you lie in a bed of roses
Are you still aware
I guess that you don't care about it now
Are you still aware
I guess that you don't care about it now
2.20.2020 This is the first time I've heard this and it's incredible.. where have I been? :)
True masterpiece
2.22.2022 rest in peace Mark 🖤
Where do you stand when it's all over
Washed from the Earth and Down to the sea
Do you lie in a bed of roses
Are you still aware
I guess that u don't care about it now
I see your shadow knocking at my door
All plastic faces and shaking hands, now how much space could ever hold you here
see you Mark
@@dannymeyers5240 Same bro. Parce ✌
The Jim Morrison of the Nineties - the trees made it all togehter - Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden. Mark RIP.
one of my favorite bands of all time they were so underated with Mark's great voice and the songwriting of the band and the bluesy guitar playing they are up there with Nirvana Alice In Chains and Soundgarden for me as the best music Seattle ever produced!
2/22/2022 the day the portal opened for him to pass straight to Heaven. I love you ancient soul, see you soon..
Was lucky enough to meet & hear Mark back in 2017. What a humble, down to earth dude he was. Rest in peace, legend.
Still miss you
Much Love to the Connor family, on Van’s loss today…his magic bass runs will always be with us!
RIP Van Conner
Hard to believe in about a years time 2 of them are gone. Mark and now Van. Sad but this music and their work will always live on.
his voice is very relaxing
you mean "cool" - sorry for the correction
@Chakra #5 And he looks like Jim Morrison. Look at his facial expressions
R.i.P. Mark. You were a good friend 40 years ago, and a great guy always.
The legend will leave this legacy . sad to read about it.
Mark and Van... started and ended together.... yet far apart. RIP fellas..
That voice...
RIP guys 😔
Rip my friend ☹️😟🥺
Rip mark Lanegan 22 /02/2022 rest in peace brother
RIP Van Connor 😢
I don't remember this song but like it! His voice is great!
Rest easy, Mark. And thank you
RIP Mark ❤️
R.I.P. Mark and Van ...
Rip mark. 🙏 born 2001. I'm a rare one born with old school taste .
Such a unrated band. Mark Lanegan fucking legend
90’s last decade of great bands and music
Mark legends never die with me until my last day on planet earth...
Miss him💔
RIP Mark Lanegan. An entire era of great musicians is almost all gone. Grunge will live one even if its messengers did not.
Снова осень,снова у меня длинные волосы,плеер,в ушах наушники и снова слушаю эту песню...
RIP, Mark.
I still think this is the best song by the Screaming Trees. It is epic. RIP Lanegan.
This is the best song by the screaming trees for me, it's timeless and so atmospheric, just an amazing song.
Yeah, this was always my fave too!
The true solid gold voice of a generation. You'll be forever missed, Mr. Lanegan :'(
Where do you stand when it's all over
Washed from the Earth and down to the sea
Do you lie in a bed of roses
Are you still aware
Guess that you don't care about it now
I've seen your shadow knocking at my door
All plastic face and shaking hands
How much space can ever hold you
Are you still aware
Guess that you don't care about it now
Where do you stand when it's all over
Washed from the Earth and down to the sea
Do you lie in a bed of roses
Are you still aware
Guess that you don't care about it now
Are you still aware
Guess that you don't care about it now
Dang! That beautiful vocal and Bass line!
Watching this video and old, good seattle is a little painful. Ive lived here forever and I hate what its become, but I'm too attached to leave.
Saw them live in '96, blew me away. Josh Homme was on guitar
One could say they are the true originators of the NW (Seattle) Grunge moment on record.
RIP Mark :(
Edit: RIP Van Conner
RIP Mark Lanegan
RIP Van Conner
We miss you 💔 both 😢
RIP Mark Lanegan. Gone too soon.
it was 93 I was in 8th grade when I first heard ( nearly lost you ) I became a instant fan it really sux Mark Lanegan died , it feels like a piece of my childhood gone RIP Mark that voice of yours was gold
Sorry to hear..aww. God wants all kinds of people around His throne! Yes! Hearts 💕 💞 ♥ 💜 💙 🧡 💕 💞
I’ve just discovered them…man, I’m 22 and I don’t know much about them…how long has it been since they first hit the stage…I have no idea what is it about this incredibly underrated band but it’s captivating just on point…Mark’s voice is something in between of Kurt’s aggression and Eddie’s passion. It’s a great combination…the amount of emotions to show without yelling the notes out…I guess you can call it a soul!
Rest in piece!
yeah, it will be addicting. They actually were huge in their day. just not super huge. But this legacy will forever cement the BAND as one of the greatest
Their next album 'sweet oblivion' definitely brings them smack into the 'grunge sound' that everyone knows and recognises (not that a single 'grunge band' called themselves that), you can hear the quality upgrade in the recording for sure and the voice is a bit more ... well ... 'yarly' (I'm sure they are all influencing each other). There really are a bunch of awesome bands from this scene around that time. Just dig around a bit ... and a little deeper
@@mikewhite9717 agree, man! They are really awesome.
@@brigwood7658 definitely! It’s a really great thing when it comes to the certain level of the vocal powers and abilities and the era of grunge absolutely nails that.Vedder, Cobain, Cornell, Veiland, Staley, Corgan( May not be as a huge grunge person but really nice voice) and Lanegan…it’s really cool, you know!
We'll miss you dude,
R.I.P Mark
Sweet Sound Of Screaming Trees
And I Was Born In The Best Era Ever
And Was Also Born In Ellensburg
My Mother Actually Went To School With The Screaming Trees
RIP Mark
@PotentialGrows I would be hypocritical to say I love all people equally, and I don't believe we as Christians are called to love all people equally, but we are called to love all people. And yes, we are to love all people, as ALL of us sin and fall short of God's glory. He saves us by His grace, not by our "goodness."
Thee Greatest Song!!
Saw them in Seattle and they kicked ass. 🤘🏽
Co-produced by Chris Cornell, for those of you who never bothered to go and buy the full LP. And, the live shows in support of the album featured Mudhoney's Dan Peters on drums, for those of you who missed out on pre-Barrett Martin Screaming Trees.
@Charles Lee Ray love the sarcasm. It's like, "how'd you feel so antagonized as to be so condescending? Take it easy."
Dan Peters Didn't play on this album. He id tour in support of it. Mark Pickerel played on this, and all of their Sst releases.
@@reggze1596
“And, the live shows in support of the album featured Mudhoney’s Dan Peters on drums”.
In your haste to correct me, you completely ignored what I actually said. Nowhere did I say Peters played on the album.
My all time favorite band
RIP Mark 🖤
RIP Mark Lanegan. Sing with the melancholy angels.
I hear Jim Morrison in Mark Lanegan's voice, especially here. He's a crooooooner!
Its like he channeled Morrison on this particular release i felt that vibe when it original came out😎
Not a comparison Mark Lanegan cares for.
Dont ever say that to his face lol
It's obvious.
@@charlottedouglas1777 probably because he knew the comparison is completely valid but he wantef to come off an original lol..jim's influence is too obvious here.
I shot and directed this video for Epic / Sony Music / oil Factory Films w/ mr. William Bullen as the EDitor as ALL the guys were great to work with too .We shot all of this in the Seatte area.
Please go to deanomueller.org
To see more of my work ! Love all your great comments! Keep them coming 🎶💥💃💜🙏!
they were smoking pot in the train trail scene?
dont care about .. just want to know if
its cool for me!
+Deano Mueller The music video personifies grunge.
sure as long as you come to hollywood and party like a rock star !! if you can !! don't be scared c'mon now !!
Deano Mueller I Actually Wanted To Meet My Hero
My Mother Went To The Same School With The Screaming Tree's
And My Uncle Told Me One Of The Memebers Of The Band Was His Roommate
Rest in peace!
You are missed, Mark.
screaming trees have so many great songs. RIP mark lanegan
Can't replace that voice. RIP Mark Lanegan.
R.i.p.
Friends of my youth
Rip both Van Conner and Mark Lanegan your music will be forever played💯🤘🏽
Here to remember Mark Lanegan... Rest in Peace buddy
RIP Van Conner. You will be missed. I love you and thank you for the inspiration.
Love this tune. Makes me sad though and want to go back to the early 90's in my high school days.
T. Smith We all wish the same! The 90’s music etched special memories in our lives!
We all wanna go back, tho it might be to slightly different times/places... I kinda want 70s thru 90s, maybe into the 2ks
I wish I'd been 18-28 im the 90s i was born in 2000. To qoute Neil Young "Another time or place another civilization , would really make this life fell so complete" and i know i sound like a dumb nostalgia sick teen and i guess i am to some degree but there are so many bands i woild love to see live that I'll never get to see from the 90s and just to be alive when so many of my favourite bands where new and to experience the slightly more innocent pre 9/11 world, to make the "whats stüssy stand for?" Joke and have people actually know the brand, to see pulp fiction and trainspotting at the cinemas . I'm not just seeing it from an idealistic lense tho trust me I've heard of the 90s through the eyes of someone couch surfing/living in their car with other stuff going on ontop of that.
HEARING YOU BRO EVEN 6 YEARS AFTER YOUR COMMENT THEY COULDNT BE MORE RELEVANT
Me too
One of the most underrated bands of the 90's.
May you shine in the stars rip
Where do you stand when it's all over
Washed from the Earth and down to the sea
Do you lie in a bed of roses
Are you still aware
Guess that you don't care about it now
I've seen your shadow knocking at my door
All plastic face and shaking hands
How much space can ever hold you
Are you still aware
Guess that you don't care about it now
Where do you stand when it's all over
Washed from the Earth and down to the sea
Do you lie in a bed of roses
Are you still aware
Guess that you don't care about it now
Are you still aware
Guess that you don't care about it now
RIP Mark... 😔🙏🏼❤️🎸💫
RIP Mark Lanegan and Van Conner🕊️
I miss great rock. There was so much great music coming out in the 90's that I couldn't keep up, thank goodness, so now I'm discovering more every day. This one is a gem.
This song takes me back to a happy time in my life. Rest Easy.
Beautiful, simple songs that never get old.
RIP Mark. Thank you.
R.I.P MARK! YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN!!! 🙏🙏
Per sempre ⭐ Marck per sempre screaming trees ...per sempre los 90' s
R.I.P. Mark Lanegan you will always remembered ! 👏🏻🙏😓🕯️
Their greatest song
time moves so fast, by the time you start noticing it slip away its far to late to try and go back and really appreciate what was taken for granted.
Damn right on that!
Mark William Lanegan (Ellensburg, 25 de noviembre de 1964-Killarney, 22 de febrero de 2022)[1][2] fue un compositor y cantante estadounidense conocido principalmente por ser el exlíder de la banda Screaming Trees y su éxito como solista. Grabó más de diez discos de estudio y también formó parte de las bandas Mad Season, The Gutter Twins, Soulsavers, The Twilight Singers y Queens of the Stone Age. Además, colaboró con músicos como Nick Cave, Isobel Campbell, Moby, Slash, Duke Garwood, entre otros.[3]
Massively underrated band