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1	R (2000) more music like this by Queens of the Stone Age The second Queens of the Stone Age album, R (as in the movie rating; its title was changed from II at the last minute before release), makes its stoner rock affiliations clear right from the opening track. The lyrics of "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" consist entirely of a one-line list of recreational drugs that Josh Homme rattles off over and ... see all copies from $13.34! new only from $13.34!
2	Dust (1996) more music like this by Screaming Trees In many ways, the Screaming Trees missed their opportunity. They released Sweet Oblivion just as grunge began to capture national attention and they didn't tour the album extensively, which meant nearly all of their fellow Seattle bands became superstars while they stood to the side. After four years, they returned with Dust, their third major ... see all copies from $5.11! new only from $5.11!
3	Lullabies to Paralyze (2005) more music like this by Queens of the Stone Age Before heading into the studio in early 2004 to record the fourth Queens of the Stone Age album, Lullabies to Paralyze, the band's guitarist/vocalist/chief songwriter, Josh Homme, kicked out bassist Nick Oliveri for undisclosed reasons. Since Homme and Oliveri were longtime collaborators, dating back to the 1990 formation of their previous band, ... see all copies from $2.50! new only from $14.52!
4	Sweet Oblivion (1992) more music like this by Screaming Trees The Screaming Trees one-upped their major-label debut, Uncle Anesthesia, with this solid, vastly underrated effort. Sweet Oblivion's lead single, the jumpy hard rocker "Nearly Lost You," proved itself a highlight on the hugely successful, Seattle-themed Singles soundtrack. But even though the Screaming Trees stacked up quite well against their ... see all copies from $3.82! new only from $5.11!
5	Bubblegum (2004) more music like this by Mark Lanegan Band With the Screaming Trees an increasingly distant memory and his brief tenure with Queens of the Stone Age seemingly over and done, Mark Lanegan appears to have well and truly become a solo artist, and while the dark and blues-shot introspections of Whiskey for the Holy Ghost and The Winding Sheet felt like a respite from Lanegan's usual musical ... see all copies from $8.95! new only from $13.25!
6	Whiskey for the Holy Ghost (1994) more music like this by Mark Lanegan Mark Lanegan's first solo album, 1990's The Winding Sheet, was a darker, quieter, and more emotionally troubling affair than what fans were accustomed to from his work as lead singer with the Screaming Trees. The follow-up album, 1994 's Whiskey for the Holy Ghost, used The Winding Sheet's sound and style as a starting point, with Lanegan and ... see all copies from $11.11! new only from $11.11!
7	Over the Years and Through the Woods (2005) more music like this by Queens of the Stone Age Released a mere eight months after their divisive fourth album Lullabies to Paralyze, Over the Years and Through the Woods is a CD/DVD package documenting Queens of the Stone Age in concert -- and as the punning title indicates, it's not just on the 2005 tour, either, but from throughout their career. The centerpiece of the DVD, and all of the CD, ... see all copies from $9.08! new only from $16.78!
8	Free the West Memphis 3 (2000) more music like this by Various Artists A fine collection of mainly punk rock covers, with some extra variety sprinkled in. The album is a benefit for, as you might expect, the West Memphis Three. These are three guys incarcerated in the late '90s, either with life sentences or on death row. The details of their conviction are quite problematic, as both the liner notes and Jello Biafra ... see all copies from $11.34! new only from $11.34!
9	I'll Take Care of You (1999) more music like this by Mark Lanegan By now, anyone who has heard one of Mark Lanegan's solo albums knows exactly what the others will sound like -- Lanegan's weathered, smoky voice intones tales of quiet desperation over echoing electric guitar arpeggios, folky acoustic guitar work, and the occasional piano, organ, or violin embellishment. This approach has resulted in a compelling ... see all copies from $12.56! new only from $12.56!
10	Here Comes That Weird Chill [EP] (2003) more music like this by Mark Lanegan Band Ex-Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan growls his way through "Methamphetamine Blues" like Small Change-era Tom Waits singing something off of Mule Variations. It's a great, sleazy opener to this EP of "Methamphetamine Blues, Extras & Oddities" from the Mark Lanegan Band's upcoming full-length, Here Comes That Weird Chill. Boasting musical ... see all copies from $2.85! new only from $4.93!
11 view cover	Ballad of the Broken Seas (2006) more music like this by Isobel Campbell/Mark Lanegan It's tempting to say something facile like "beauty meets the beast" in writing about this collaboration between former Belle & Sebastian member Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan, best known for his work with Screaming Trees and Queens of the Stone Age. After all, Campbell's voice is all sweet angelic whisper while Lanegan's whisky-and-nicotine rasp ... see all copies from $23.39! new only from $23.39!
12 view cover	Uncle Anesthesia (1991) more music like this by Screaming Trees After a long career with independent label SST, the Screaming Trees arrived at Epic Records with little fanfare (and would leave in much the same way) with 1991's Uncle Anesthesia. Produced by Soundgarden's Chris Cornell and metal specialist Terry Date, the album lurches to its feet on the military shuffle of "Beyond This Horizon." Despite ... see all copies from $24.95!
13 view cover	Ocean of Confusion: Songs of Screaming Trees 1989-1996 (2005) more music like this by Screaming Trees Of all the Seattle-based alternative rock bands of the late '80s and early '90s, Screaming Trees arguably were the best at capturing the dank, heavy gloom of their hometown -- the mix of punk and '70s hard rock that became known as grunge -- but they had the least amount of success of any of their peers. Nirvana changed the world, Pearl Jam ... see all copies from $11.03! new only from $11.03!
14 view cover	Scraps at Midnight (1998) more music like this by Mark Lanegan With the Screaming Trees, Mark Lanegan is part of a dysfunctional family that can only pull its act together once in a while. As he's struggling to make the group work, he's taken away from his solo career, which has proven to be far more consistent than his band's. Scraps at Midnight, Lanegan's third solo effort (one arrives every four years or ... see all copies from $10.76! new only from $10.76!
15 view cover	The Winding Sheet (1990) more music like this by Mark Lanegan Removing himself for a moment from the rowdy world of grunge, Screaming Trees singer Mark Lanegan put his best solo foot forward with a set of acoustic dirges. His menacing voice haunts each track as the blues come to life throughout the album. Capturing the melancholy mentality of the Pacific Northwest, his words descend like raindrops upon deep ... see all copies from $8.64! new only from $8.64!
16 view cover	The Grunge Years: A Sub Pop Compilation (1994) more music like this by Various Artists Thirteen-track, sardonically packaged (completed with suited, briefcase-toting executive types on the front cover) compilation of material from Sub Pop's late-'80s/early-'90s period, when the company had just been tagged (and saddled) with the grunge label. Much of it was originally released on vinyl 45, and some has subsequently resurfaced on CD; ... see all copies from $8.00! new only from $13.84!
17 view cover	Ramblin' Man (2005) more music like this by Isobel Campbell/Mark Lanegan The pairing of sweet Isobel Campbell and sour Mark Lanegan looks weird on paper, but it actually works fairly well on this short EP. Campbell handles the production and music, she and Lanegan both contribute vocals, and their deceptively ramshackle cover of Hank Williams' "Ramblin' Man" that gives the record its title lopes along woozily, Lanegan ... see all copies from $4.29! new only from $4.29!
18 view cover	Buzz Factory (1989) more music like this by Screaming Trees Buzz Factory would mark the Screaming Trees' final recording for SST, but not their last stand as independent recording artists. They would follow up by spending some quality time with Seattle indie Sub Pop, prior to the release of their Epic debut, Uncle Anesthesia, two years later. Produced by the Trees and Jack Endino (Superfuzz Bigmuff, Bleach ... see all copies from $7.74! new only from $14.78!
19 view cover	Songs for the Deaf [Deluxe Edition] (2002) more music like this by Queens of the Stone Age Certain people would have you believe that Queens of the Stone Age's third album, Songs for the Deaf, is the return of real rock -- a bonecrushing work of boundless imagination, the cornerstone in a new era of great rock, much like Nevermind was a decade beforehand. These people, coincidentally, happen to be in the same group that criticizes the ... see all copies from $9.26!
20 view cover	Anthology: SST Years 1985-1989 (1991) more music like this by Screaming Trees Understandably, Screaming Trees gained far more attention during the '90s, caught up as that decade was in the Nirvana fallout and the fluke (but well-deserved) success of "Nearly Lost You." But the band's '80s efforts are worth a listen, and Anthology, cherry-picking from the three SST albums as well as the Other Worlds EP that preceded them, is ... see all copies from $11.25! new only from $16.48!
21 view cover	Sick Sick Sick (2007) more music like this by Queens of the Stone Age see all copies from $6.00! new only from $14.11!
22 view cover	Other Worlds [EP] (1985) more music like this by Screaming Trees Though the production work on this debut EP is reflective of the early stage in their career in which the group recorded this effort, it is nonetheless an interesting and catchy set of songs. Absent are the menacing, distorted guitars and crashing drums of the group's latter-day sound. Instead, replacing the bombast are stripped-down, clean-toned ... see all copies from $4.81! new only from $9.56!
23	Feel Good Hit of the Summer [UK CD] (2001) more music like this by Queens of the Stone Age see all copies from $16.24!
24 view cover	Clairvoyance (1986) more music like this by Screaming Trees Screaming Trees' full-length debut is a surprisingly accomplished affair. Unlike many Northwest acts of the time, it doesn't seem to be haunted by the ghosts of the Stooges or the MC5, instead the Doors, perhaps, or possibly even the Teardrop Explodes (Mark Lanegan's deep voice is somewhat reminiscent of Jim Morrison or Julian Cope, but with a ... see all copies from $13.37! new only from $13.37!
25 view cover	Lullabies to Paralyze [Deluxe Edition] (2005) more music like this by Queens of the Stone Age Before heading into the studio in early 2004 to record the fourth Queens of the Stone Age album, Lullabies to Paralyze, the band's guitarist/vocalist/chief songwriter, Josh Homme, kicked out bassist Nick Oliveri for undisclosed reasons. Since Homme and Oliveri were longtime collaborators, dating back to the 1990 formation of their previous band, ... see all copies from $3.98! new only from $18.11!

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