Mark Peters

Exclamation Mark Question Point is the debut special from Andy Peters. More bootleg than traditional special, Andy recorded only one show, one night at The Virgil in Los Angeles. The special features a bouncy mix of Andy's dive-in-head-first approach to …

On his second solo outing, 1994's „Whiskey for the Holy Ghost“, Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan unveils a set of tunes that is more dynamic and cohesive than his spare, brooding debut, „The Winding Sheet“. Once again collaborating with multi-instrumentalist Mike Johnson, among others, Lanegan uses his deep, gravelly voice to maximum effect on these wonderful songs of woe, which include the hypnotic, David Lynchian "The River Rise" and the dark, pastoral "Kingdoms of Rain." Arguably Lanegan's best solo album, „The Holy Ghost“ predicted that the perpetually melancholy Pacific Northwestern performer would be just fine on his own when Screaming Trees eventually split.

The Fifth Volume in What Has Grown Into an Extremely Popular Series, this Compilation Covers November 64-january 65. During this Short, Three-month Period, the Sound of the Beat Boom Gradually Began to Open Up and Fragment, as Some Acts Began Experimenting with Early Freakbeat and What Would Evolve Into Full-blown Psychedelia.

The Fifth Volume in What Has Grown Into an Extremely Popular Series, this Compilation Covers November 64-january 65. During this Short, Three-month Period, the Sound of the Beat Boom Gradually Began to Open Up and Fragment, as Some Acts Began Experimenting with Early Freakbeat and What Would Evolve Into Full-blown Psychedelia.