There are no two more kindred spirits in rock and roll than Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan, which made the duo's first album recorded together seem like an inevitablility. Christening themselves, appropriately, the Gutter Twins, their full-length release from earlier this year was everything fans of these two legends hoped it would be: dark, powerful, menacing, and permeated with a sense of impending dread that can only come from the awareness that the mistakes of the past will almost certainly be repeated.
From Saturnalia, here's Idle Hands.
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
Listening Post
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In the early '90s, when there was briefly a spotlight on bands from Ohio, I saw The Afghan Whigs on a bill with The Breeders and Guided by Voices. It was one of the loudest, most exciting sets I've ever seen a band do. I became a Dulli fan for life.
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I saw them at the Palace in L.A.
Unreal show.
If my memory serves me correctly, you even shed a tear or two.
I did indeed.
Lisa without the L -- that's good.
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