I Am the Wolf: Lyrics and Writings

Great works by a great artist

You know, Mark doesn’t write too much about himself in this book, but that’s just fine by me. We don’t need to know every single detail of our favorite musicians’ lives. I’m glad he shared what he wanted about himself, along with his lyrics. I wouldn’t be able to choose a favorite album, because I just really love so much of his work. But, I do find myself listening to Field Songs, Whisky For The Holy Ghost, and Phantom Radio quite a lot. His lyrics are so beautiful, and even making the darkness in them so sweet in some way. What I really love about him is that he is such a great songwriter and singer but reminds me of my own people from the working class, who I grew up around. And I suppose living here in Ann Arbor surrounded by people who came from more privileged backgrounds, I miss that kind of people. I genuinely appreciate his music, and I’m glad we have musicians like him. I appreciate that he put his lyrics into this book, and told a little about his experiences, and I really look forward to any other books Mark may put out. Thank you Mark for your music; it is a true friend to me. And for writing this book.

This book offers some insights into different periods of Lanegans life during the times he produced different albums, "some" but that's cool, he doesn't owe any of us a sacrifice of his privacy. I just really wish he had touched on his sobriety. The fact that he was eventually able to break from his addictions is the thing I respect most about him outside of his music, it may even help others who are struggling with the same issues. Such is life. It is nice to have a definitive book of his lyrics as I have wondered what some of them were, especially A Song While Waiting, what is he saying?? And Kingdoms of Rain, I always thought the line went "I loved you somewhat" rather than "I loved you so long" I guess I'm not the romantic he is. So no regrets in buying this book, thanks Mark.

No words needed.. you either “get it” (Lanegan) or you don’t… Gen X Bukowski level of awesomeness

This book has the lyrics to most of his wonderful songs, and some great side stories to go with it. This is a great addition not only to his music but his amazing new rock bio ‘Sing Backwards And Weep’.

These are really bad, but the product itself is fine.

the dark side given voice in these lyrics but sometimes that is what is needed in life and through a dark period this book really speaks to me! definitely recommended!

This should be the Bible for aspiring artists and musicians--especially singer songwriters! Please read his biography! Inspiration. Genius. The best.

Se trata de un libro que contiene las letras de las canciones de Mark Lanegan. Podrás apreciar la profundidad de éstas, lo que unido a su inconfundible voz hace un conjunto simplemente impactante. Si eres fan de este autor, no te pierdas este libro. Es una auténtica joya.

I'm a Mark Lanegan Brazilian fan, I love his lyrics and songs, they've helped me think about life and see the world through other eyes in difficult times. It's hard not to be lost in thought when listening to Mark's songs, and this book, even with few details but helps us to have a better understanding of the situation that this author passed when writing each album. Very grateful for this release! Stay in the peace of our Lord, Mark Lanegan!

Des textes sombres, une voix de baryton si particulière. Ce bouquin est très intéressant car il ouvre une nouvelle voie à l’interprétation de ses textes. R.I.P Mark tu vas nous manquer

arrivato molto in anticipo rispetto a quanto comunicato, il libro si presenta in ottimo stato.

I've followed this man like a stalker since his Queens of the Stone Age days. Somewhat late to the party I then worked backwards through his extensive catalogue and eagerly awaited his every release. I've seen him on all of his subsequent tours and even met him a few times after shows. Mr Lanegan is a man of few words. Choosing instead to let his music speak for him. The lyrics are always dark, brooding and unbelievably powerful. Somehow reading them without the music behind them enhances their potency. What I really enjoyed however are the little snippets that preface the albums, the little hints at the man behind the music. As biased as I am, what the world needs is a Mark Lanegan autobiography. An unflinchingly honest account of how he ended up painting the big brother house (only to be fired) and why he ended up in hospital with pipes where pipes really shouldn't be. I'd buy it in a heartbeat