Good (LP)
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Morphine
Good (LP)
[ Rhino / Warner / 2 LP ]
Release Date: Friday 17 January 2020
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One of the most unique, original and unusual rock bands to burst onto the alternative scene in the 90s, Morphine was originally formed by vocalist/bassist Mark Sandman, saxophonist Dana Colley and drummer Jerome Deupree (later replaced by Billy Conway) in Cambridge, Mass in 1989.
They expertly combined blues, jazz and rock elements into a very distinct style, anchored by Sandman's deep, crooning, beat-style vocals. Rather than having an electric guitar as the focal point like most rock bands, the trio's sound was built around Sandman's two-string electric bass (often deployed with a slide) and Colley's growling, baritone sax which they dubbed as "low-rock".
Tracks:
A1. Good
A2. The Saddest Song
A3. Claire
A4. Have a Lucky Day
A5. You Speak My Language
A6. You Look Like Rain
B1. Do Not Go Quietly Unto Your Grave
B2. Lisa
B3. The Only One
B4. Test-Tube Baby / Shoot'm Down
B5. The Other Side
B6. I Know You (Pt. I)
C1. Where's The Sun Go
C2. Shame
C3. The Only One
C4. If You Live - Basics Son Of Sleep (6/90)
C5. Work-Mom Bomb
C6. The Old Days (It's Not Like That Anymore)
D1. "Let's Dance" (Mark voice message)/Come Over (early version Christmas 1991)
D2. The Saddest Song (alternate version) (Basics Son of Sleep 6/90)
D3. Mona's Sister (Treat Her Right)
D4. You're Worse - Looking Good
D5. Test-Tube Baby/Shoot'm Down (longer alternate version)
D6. Yes idea (M. Sandman - Cinematic Music)/Morphine Gig Ad (Mark voice message)
