Scraps at Midnight by Mark Lanegan

Scraps at Midnight

by Mark Lanegan

Released: July 21, 1998

Alternative rock, blues rock

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Why This Album Matters

This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Critical Acclaim.

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The Album

The album was recorded and released on Sub Pop Records, the label on which Lanegan had released his first two records. Mike Johnson collaborated with Lanegan in writing and producing the album. "Scraps at Midnight" is the third solo album by American alternative music artist Mark Lanegan, which was released back in July 21st, 1998.

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Inside the Recording

"Scraps At Midnight" was recorded in various locations in California and Washington.

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Interesting Facts

Mark Lanegan, who is also known as a…

Mark Lanegan, who is also known as a member of Screaming Trees, Queens of the Stone Age, and The Gutter Twins, presents a unique and eclectic mix of folk, rock, and blues in this album.

He wrote most of the songs for "Scraps…

He wrote most of the songs for "Scraps at Midnight," and the album was widely praised for its intense lyrics and somber mood, with Lanegan's deep, raspy voice adding a layer of raw emotion.

They had previously worked together on Lanegan's solo…

They had previously worked together on Lanegan's solo career, making Johnson a consistent presence on his solo albums.

The album contains 12 tracks and provides almost…

The album contains 12 tracks and provides almost 50 minutes of music.

Standout tracks include "Hospital Roll Call," "Bell Black…

Standout tracks include "Hospital Roll Call," "Bell Black Ocean," and "Last One in the World." Overall, the album shows the true depth of Mark Lanegan's talent, allowing him to move beyond his previous work and explore new sonic landscapes.

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Essential Tracks

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Hospital Roll Call

Standout tracks include "Hospital Roll Call," "Bell Black Ocean," and "Last One in the World." Overall, the album shows the true depth of Mark Lanegan's talent, allowing him to move beyond his previous work and explore new sonic landscapes.

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Bell Black Ocean

Standout tracks include "Hospital Roll Call," "Bell Black Ocean," and "Last One in the World." Overall, the album shows the true depth of Mark Lanegan's talent, allowing him to move beyond his previous work and explore new sonic landscapes.

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Last One in the World

Standout tracks include "Hospital Roll Call," "Bell Black Ocean," and "Last One in the World." Overall, the album shows the true depth of Mark Lanegan's talent, allowing him to move beyond his previous work and explore new sonic landscapes.

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The Complete Album Story

"Scraps at Midnight" is the third solo album by American alternative music artist Mark Lanegan, which was released back in July 21st, 1998. The album was recorded and released on Sub Pop Records, the label on which Lanegan had released his first two records.

Mark Lanegan, who is also known as a member of Screaming Trees, Queens of the Stone Age, and The Gutter Twins, presents a unique and eclectic mix of folk, rock, and blues in this album. He wrote most of the songs for "Scraps at Midnight," and the album was widely praised for its intense lyrics and somber mood, with Lanegan's deep, raspy voice adding a layer of raw emotion.

Mike Johnson collaborated with Lanegan in writing and producing the album. They had previously worked together on Lanegan's solo career, making Johnson a consistent presence on his solo albums. "Scraps At Midnight" was recorded in various locations in California and Washington.

The album contains 12 tracks and provides almost 50 minutes of music. Standout tracks include "Hospital Roll Call," "Bell Black Ocean," and "Last One in the World." Overall, the album shows the true depth of Mark Lanegan's talent, allowing him to move beyond his previous work and explore new sonic landscapes.

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