Mark Lanegan in 2021: "I'll be the first to get the booster shot when it's available in Ireland" - now DEAD at 57

Who’s the knucklehead now...

Vaxxed to death.
I see in one of the pictures posted on the twatter link he's got the typical globalist "cover one eye" sign going on.

Dumbass.

I'm just a few miles from the town and didn't even know he moved there.. Remember reading about LG giving them a hard time on tour in the schtates
Like referring to him as a uptight junkie and the band as howling branches.. Lads sold their souls. Unconfirmed how Langer's passed but I don't think too many stars actually got the poke

lol

The clot shot worked, he doesn't have covid!

One of rock’s great voices was nearly silenced earlier this year, when Mark Lanegan endured a horrific battle with COVID — which left him in a three-week coma and temporarily deaf. The singer’s agonizing journey is documented in his brand-new book, Devil in a Coma.

On his stance on the vaccine

I couldn’t get it quick enough after I got out of the hospital. Anything that would potentially prevent this from happening, I’m all for it. I previously said I’d be the last one to get it and I’d wait and see how it treated everybody else. I was a bit weary of it — like a lot of people. But a hardcore kick to the balls like I got changed my attitude on it.

On getting COVID just as the vaccine was being made available to public

Y’know, I probably wouldn’t have gotten it — even if it was available beforehand. Like I said, I was one of those knuckleheads who was weary of it. But I learned my lesson. I’ll be the first one to get a booster shot when it’s available [in Ireland].

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Got Covid.

Went into coma.

Recovered.

Got 'vaccinated'.

Booster status unknown.

Dead.

Idiot.

Whether or not it was the the pharmapoison that killed him, the guy was an obvious halfwit.

Last Edited by ScrumpTheTexan on 02/22/2022 07:06 PM

Death by vaxx is just a conspiracy too!

Move along..

So what do you think we discuss on this board?

Sacrificed on 22-2-2022

Dude took a shitload of drugs and had been dropping opioids for years. He barely survived COVID, as described in an article he wrote for the Guardian in Decemeber.

"It was beyond evident that as much as I craved some temporary oblivion, the woefully inadequate amounts of Seroquel, Xanax and OxyContin I was being given were not going to put me down for more than a few minutes at a time – probably since I’d been self-administering elephant-sized doses of the same shit on and off for years. To me it was second nature to eat tablets like candy and I’d been doing it so long I’d forgotten what they actually felt like unless I was caught without for a time and then started again. And, of course, it never occurred to me that there might come a time when I would legitimately need some."

"The more the doctors kept stressing the importance of eating and endlessly pushing the food on me, the less likely I was to put any of it in my mouth, and after another tortuous attempted blood-taking session, I flat out refused to be a human pincushion anymore, causing a stand-off I wasn’t going to lose as long as I was conscious. My kidneys reportedly were blown out, and while I was in the coma I had been on dialysis, with the doctors daily predicting doom and gloom, prepping my wife and immediate circle of friends for my imminent undoing, lifetime dialysis or transplant. They told my wife I held the record for the longest stay in this condition to survive at this institution.'

"I knew where my remaining veins were hiding and could have accessed them if allowed, but the last thing a doctor wants is for a patient to do something they can’t. They tried to make a deal with me: let them try to extract from an artery once or try five times to find a conventional vein. I immediately vetoed this plan. I’d be goddamned before I let an actual doctor or anyone else stick me in an artery, a painful mess of an affair. I had accidentally shot heroin into one before and the memory of that wretched experience I had never forgotten. And five more tries at hitting a normal vein was not going to work for me, either.

I asked them to please hit my jugular and be done with it but the young physician expressed trepidation at that, never having taken blood from someone’s neck before. In the back of my mind I had always known those remaining veins were gonna prove valuable at some point."


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So he had just enough time to write a piece of covid fear mongering propaganda?

Absolute worst idea to get the V after the Rona.

I LOST YOU

Indeed, just forget about the word NEARLY

Exactly.
But alas, you’re over the target when everything is quite more often than not instantly dismissed... such as Chris Cornell’s death...my favorite “all his songs were a suicide note”... because that entire little group of kids in Seattle that were subsequently catapulted to the top for the self loathing grunge era...well they have some seriously sketchy backgrounds... almost as if it were all industry plants and manufactured so to speak...
affluent families, HS drop outs, many living in same house w no rent, same manager... at least 3 of the main frontmen died (one way or the other) reported as by their own hand***...glorified Heroin use and dying young (the scene)...just as how “they” used the 1980s MTV to ignite the LGBTQ “programming”...but I digress.... loved Lanegan’s latter career music a lot... very Leonard Cohen meets Jim Morrison...

***Here’s 9 of the departed lifted from the site cassava films :
Andrew Wood. The body count began in March 1990 when Wood, vocalist for Mother Love Bone, overdosed on heroin shortly before the release of the band's debut LP. His name may be a footnote now, but in the '80s, when I would visit my father in Seattle and pick up zines in local record stores, Mother Love Bone was clearly one of the city's best-loved bands, next to Soundgarden and Mudhoney. (Nirvana wasn't even close.) Surviving members went on to form Pearl Jam.

Kurt Cobain. Wood's death, mere days before his potential breakthrough, shocked Seattle. Cobain's 1994 suicide by shotgun, at the very pinnacle of Nirvana's fame, shocked the world.

Layne Staley. Alice in Chains was the quintessential grunge band, and the first to go platinum with their 1990 debut Facelift. Their 1992 LP Dirt put them on the map and marked Peak Grunge. Singer Staley's addiction issues caused Alice to go on hiatus in 1996; he spent most of his remaining years in isolation. Staley was found dead in April 2002 from a mix of heroin and cocaine. He was 34 and weighed just 86 pounds.

Mike Starr. Alice in Chains' original bassist left the group in 1993 because of his own drug problems. Starr was featured on Celebrity Rehab in 2010 as he tried to stay clean; he ultimately failed, overdosing on prescription meds the following year.

Chris Cornell. The latest and most unexpected death of a grunge frontman occurred in May 2017, when the Soundgarden/Audioslave vocalist hanged himself in his hotel room shortly after a concert in Detroit. Cornell's family believes he was under the influence of prescription meds, as there was no indication that he was suicidal, despite a troubled past.

Scott Weiland. The only notable grunge bands not to hail from Seattle were London's Bush (whose singer, Gavin Rossdale, is still very much alive) and San Diego's Stone Temple Pilots, led by Weiland. Although STP eventually adopted a more traditional hard rock sound, their first and most successful albums, Core and Purple, were grunge to the bone. Weiland remained active until his 2015 death, when he overdosed on a mixture of drugs before a show.

Kristen Pfaff. Grunge triumph – and tragedy – wasn't limited to the dudes. Pfaff, formerly of the Minneapolis band Janitor Joe, was brought on as Hole's bassist in 1993 and helped their 1994 album Live Through This become an instant hit. Sadly, Pfaff OD'ed on heroin just two months later.
Stefanie Sargent. With the riot grrrl movement advancing arm-in-arm with grunge, there was a lot of crossover between the various bands. Guitarist Sargent co-founded Seattle's 7 Year Bitch in 1990 and saw them through their debut album before dying, Jimi Hendrix-style, in 1992: choking on her own vomit after partying hard the night before. (Hendrix, of course, was also from Seattle.)

Mia Zapata. Sargent's friend Mia Zapata fronted the Gits, an Ohio punk band who relocated to Seattle in 1989. The Gits' rough sound probably precluded them from any mainstream breakthroughs, but who's to say what kind of career Zapata would have had, had she not been raped and murdered on the street in 1993? The 27-year-old singer's death devastated the Seattle community and remains the most appalling loss of the era. 7 Year Bitch's 1994 album ¡Viva Zapata! was a tribute to their late friend


~BP

Thank goodness he didn't die with covid.

That's the whole meaning of life.

It's why evolution created us.


To not die with covid.

:darwinwins:

~BP

Definitely poor lifestyle choices.

~BP

You suck mark thanks 4 the memory

He SUCKED THE VAX LOVE'D THE TRESS2

HEROIN COULDN'T KILL HIM BUT

57 is the new 27 club?

Hard living