it is a strange instrument arrangement: sax (sometimes double), drums, and a two string slide bass. i mean 2 string bass? and slide ta boot? and no heavy lead guitar? he was a true innovator
@moop547 yeah who would have thought up bass and drums together.. ..y'know and a saxophone? wtf I thought those only worked in high school marching band.. :P
stupidest comment ever. ..from you. ..cept the working sooooo well part.
@Janitor989 unusual doesn't mean bad or anything. when you think of a rock band, guitar, vocals, bass and drums are the general consensus. The Beatles did it, so you can blame them.
I really wish my voice sounded like Mr. Sandman´s... there´s no woman on earth who wouldn´t fall for that voice! I suppose Jeezus, next to him, blessed the man!
I love how the camera isnt cutting every five seconds so we can actually see the band in full glory! Such an insane bass player i mean talk about reinventing the whole instrument! Excellent
wow i'd do anything to keep Sandman alive. I stumbled on Morphine thinking I was going to get Jacksons's "Morphine". In the throws of extreme MJ obsession this is the only group that can compete for me. Didn't realized that he too had died until recently. Need a cure for pain...
@icutyouupsobad He plays an old Premier bass. "Premier" being an amp company. The only "custom" part of the bass was the setup and playing style, which was removing the E and G strings, raising the action to 3/4s an inch (supposedly), then playing it with a slide and using a bunch of effects pedals. Also had a bit of an oddball tuning too, but I don't know that offhand.
I saw them live seven times. Mark sandman's death was a true loss to their art-form. Nobody makes music like that anymore. Dana Colley playing the double sax blew my mind the first time I saw them in 96'. Yeah, DustyPeople1, your absolutely right, man.
...every so often the British press go on about such and such and often it's a band with no testicles they is talkin about...I mean not litterally, when I saw MORPHINE on telly they were just...SOMETHING ELSE...like when I saw SOUL COUGHIN in NYC just by chance...man..what a revelation? then I think they argued amongst themselves ans split Now I listened to Stravinsky...ahahaha ...thanks 4 yr correspondance!
Mark, the singer, is *dead*. The band did not split up. He died at age 45 from a heart attack, possibly caused by 20-plus years of chain-smoking, or being stabbed in the chest while working as a cab driver to pay his way through college. The other two members, Dana Colley and Jerome Deupree, hired pop singer Laurie Sargent and changed their name to Twinemen. They're still alive and kicking.
Dana Colley is on the new Big D and the Kids Table album, "Fluent in Stroll" I heard a few tracks with him and I personally think those are the best ones on thee album. He knows how to wail on a sax!
Get your facts straight. The man was in his fifties, he died because he had a damaged heart because of a knife stabbin'. Man never even touched dem drugs.
The knife stabbing happened in 1979. It was very serious, his diaphragm split open after the initial ER visit and all his upper organs slipped down towards his abdomen. However he got good care for that, and after a few months in an array of bandages he healed up pretty good. Mark was my roommate at the time, having moved into my apt during his recovery from this incident. My feeling was that his heart attack was caused by cigarette smoking. He chain smoked for as long as I knew him -- 29 years.
whats that about?? I never knew...what was the circun=mstanvces of this...er...incident? SOUL COUGHIN and MORPHINE best music of the NINETIES beats any BRITPOP nonsense by 8000 miles...R I P...
Long before Morphine OR Treat Her Right, Mark drove a cab in Boston to put himself through college. One night a customer had Mark drive to an out of the way location and robbed him. He then reached around the plexiglass and stabbed Mark in the abdomen. The situation became complicated as previously stated, but Mark seemed to have healed up okay. He never even finished his painkillers -- gave them to me for a broken ankle a few months later!
thanks a bunch.I saw MORPHINE on telly in the UK,I think it was a GLASTONBURY show.then they played THE GARAGE in LONDON and I went along.them and SOUL COUghin' were the best bands to come out of the US round that time. I saw SPEEDBALL BABY and they were great too but shortly disbanded after I saw them...I too assume MARK was a big druggie cos' to die like the French playwright MOLIERE you had to be a GENIUS or a druggie...I mean wasn't there an italian doctor in the audience for goodness' sake.
Mark was not a big druggie by any means. He smoked a fair amount of pot, but never any hard stuff. I hadn't seen him for about a year before he died, so this may have changed, but he always seemed almost constitutionally against it. He also drank, but very rarely to excess. I can't answer your question about the doctor, I just don't know.
I mean...a lot of people I loved in music were smoking the dragon or taking stuff...but a lot of them have abused them so much they snuffed it....I mean early...I'd only seen MORPHINE once and then...as they toured Italy I heard about Mark's death...I didn't make assumption but I thought such a sudden death and in such circumstances??? I was S A D cos' really MORPHINE was one of the best combo I'd seen in the NINETIES...living in LONDON I'd develop a sorta immune system against the music press..
Mark drove a cab in his college years to pay tuition. One day, he got told to drive to some next destination, and he got stabbed. Collapsed his lung. And smoking cigarettes for 3o years didn't help his health either.
It sucks that this sound seems to have died with Sandman. The music is so rich and complete, and the lyrics provoke such a great depth of feeling and imagery. It's astonishing that such a sound was created by a band so stark its make up. Hard to believe that by using only vocals & three instruments, Morphine was able to manifest music so wildly complex and compelling.
Glad to see people still dig it, but how could we not?
It's his mike -- not visible here, but Sandman used a greenish-grey Shure torpedo mike, which isn't for voice (I seem to remember that it's for harmonica), and so it distorts the voice, to excellent effect.
The only band that sounded good at the old Metropol in Pittsburgh; that bottom end sound just worked there. Danced all night with some big breasted gal I met there. But I never even got her name. One of the best shows I ever saw.
on 9-9-99 we sat on the front porch, drinking red wine, and listening to all of Mark's work we had. Morphine, TreatHerRight, bootlegs, et al... i got to smoke a joint with him in 96. another great creative mind gone from our generation. i saw them 4 times and each one was incredible.
Who needs 4 strings when you can pull this stuff with only two. Five-string basses are for pussies. Mark Sandman was the real shit. RIP Mark you're still alive in our dreams.
AHH! Mark Sandman rocking on at the great gig in the sky! Billy Conway kicks ass on drums and Dana Colley(?) I had the pleasure of hearing THR at the plow and stars many a Tues night... Hail Dave Champaigne and jim Fitting
He's not using it here; he didn't use it in all his songs. On some live clips you'll see two microphones in front of him, and one looks like a -- bulet. There's just some reverb on his vocal in this song.
Some years ago I was having a tough time, working a crummy job, crashing on a friends couch, etc. and the music of Morphine gave me the escape from my bleak reality that I so desperately needed. This music is fantastic--to say the least. Thanks for posting this.
Still a bit harsh though, he is a bit Lou like though i mean same kinda instrument string bassed amazingly probley unique style with it though but I can hear a bit of Lou in Morphine
I saw these guys at Toad's Place in New Haven in the late 1990's/ excellent show. You have to love the two string bass and the two saxophones at once; and whats with the smiles on that drummer with the hats?
so sexy
wvreddd 2 weeks ago
Lisa Simpson also plays baritone sax.
zkxb 1 month ago
hi! I have made a tribute to Morphine and specially to Mark playing this amazing song! hope you guys like it, best regards
/watch?v=ICcQ0oPz8fU
FranciscMadeira 1 month ago
lsd!!!
Giocaporla 1 month ago
Bare-bones rock and roll.
AeolisticFury 2 months ago
grande banda!
perilla1990 2 months ago
FUCK I CAME ON MARK SANDMAN'S CLOSE UP
justinbieberburn 3 months ago
At 1:27 the vocal and bari sax REALLY line up nicely!
contrabassbob 4 months ago
it is a strange instrument arrangement: sax (sometimes double), drums, and a two string slide bass. i mean 2 string bass? and slide ta boot? and no heavy lead guitar? he was a true innovator
toriphile426 5 months ago
Someone have the videoclip for this one?
mcluskysf 6 months ago
Véi, ducaraio...
EdvTheMan 6 months ago
Something a friend of mine said years ago still sticks with me: "When you're listening to Morphine, you feel cooler than everyone else."
jacknarcotta 6 months ago 4
this is the wierdest combination of instruments but it works soooooo well
moop547 7 months ago
@moop547 yeah who would have thought up bass and drums together.. ..y'know and a saxophone? wtf I thought those only worked in high school marching band.. :P
stupidest comment ever. ..from you. ..cept the working sooooo well part.
Janitor989 6 months ago
@Janitor989 chill bro, it's just an unusual basis for a rock band is all he meant
Atma505 5 months ago
@Atma505 no it's not... :P you know nothing about music if you think it's unusual.
Janitor989 5 months ago
@Janitor989 unusual doesn't mean bad or anything. when you think of a rock band, guitar, vocals, bass and drums are the general consensus. The Beatles did it, so you can blame them.
Atma505 5 months ago
@Atma505 I didn't say it's bad to say it's unusual.. ..it's just.. .....not unusual. ..it's NOT UNUSUALLL to be loved by anyone...
Janitor989 5 months ago
no comments
alljunkys 7 months ago
I didnt know Jesus liked to play sax
Hrko1992 8 months ago 3
Thanks to Dana, I play a bari sax now myself. This music blows my mind!
ABCmeltdown 8 months ago 3
I only discovered Morphine a couple of weeks ago, have played the hell out of Yes, Good and Cure For Pain...amazing albums.
Sesquipedaliantique 9 months ago 2
@Sesquipedaliantique check out LIKE SWIMMING!
WeenBanjo 8 months ago
And everything that fell from the sun gathered in clumps and clouds
Spinning through the void on its way to the moment
When the gods would scrape the chaff from the piles of the harvest
davdadasdd 9 months ago
Man, that drummer is into it!
TheXmas50 9 months ago
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Im argentinian, have 15 when mark dies. very sad day. THANKS FOR YOUR MUSIC MORPHINE!!!!!!!!!!!!! MAKES ME FLY!!
Doctye 10 months ago
Im argentinian, have 15 when mark dies. very sad day. THANKS FOR YOUR MUSIC MORPHINE!!!!!!!!!!!!! MAKES ME FLY!!
Doctye 10 months ago 3
Check out Monkeys of White Glove!!
We play some covers of morphine with unusual instruments like tuba. It's our beggining. We hope that you enjoy it :D
mowgloves 10 months ago
John Stewart Vocals, Steve Martin on Drums, and Jesus plays Sax
Hermunkle 10 months ago 7
one of the most creative and original rock bands in music history. miss them
pattonPwr 11 months ago
holy shit this is hot. what a killer fucking band.
kaptainkarkass 11 months ago
o banda boa do caralho , jesus !!! fucking awesome band and tune
mariocesarcruz 1 year ago
I really wish my voice sounded like Mr. Sandman´s... there´s no woman on earth who wouldn´t fall for that voice! I suppose Jeezus, next to him, blessed the man!
bubblezen 1 year ago
Jesus Christ plays sax in this band.
norbertxan 1 year ago
You'd think Morphine would've be more popular with Jesus on the sax.
TheManWhoWasTooLoud 1 year ago 6
rock de classe sem guitarra e com um baixo de duas cordas, só morphine, nunca me canso
raphaelsilva22 1 year ago
this is the deppest place music went ever ..miss you morphine!!!
FlavioMOliveira35 1 year ago 2
Fuck ya...! i just assploded!
ETElephantTrain 1 year ago
the one kind of morphine that you cant get enough of
signsandwondersca 1 year ago
Need more strings? Two are enough )
maxyudin 1 year ago
un poco zarpado!!
nahum8095 1 year ago
Bass and sax... my kind of band.
achickensandwich 1 year ago 3
Awesome!!!!! Morphine were a great original group loved it, Thanks for the upload,
robbie69612 1 year ago
: )
MsFlorida11 1 year ago
fuckin' awesome!!!! They were incredibly original!
MOUTHTROMBONE 1 year ago 2
Actualy it's a Premier bass, very rare but not a custom bass...
The only thing I think he customised was the neck pickup, it look like a precision pickup.
OrionDive 1 year ago
I love how the camera isnt cutting every five seconds so we can actually see the band in full glory! Such an insane bass player i mean talk about reinventing the whole instrument! Excellent
pretentiouspigeon 1 year ago 2
Unique band,unique sound,Mr.Sandman was one of a kind!
DamageDone13 1 year ago 2
Coolest group on the planet....We miss you, Mark, man.
TheHarecat 1 year ago
wow i'd do anything to keep Sandman alive. I stumbled on Morphine thinking I was going to get Jacksons's "Morphine". In the throws of extreme MJ obsession this is the only group that can compete for me. Didn't realized that he too had died until recently. Need a cure for pain...
lullachild 1 year ago
No one can touch Morphine. One of the most original bands ever.
bakedzale 1 year ago 4
i used to get really fdup to these guys.
fuzzy8475 1 year ago
OMFG this song is so freaking good!! I love it!!
Mrius86 1 year ago
oh!!!! how i like morphine!!
jburwi 1 year ago
Best. Band. Ever.
rollo131 1 year ago 6
wow1
Veganbel1 1 year ago
anyone know what brand bass he plays because it's the niest looking and sounding thing i've seen since the beatles' rickenbacker
icutyouupsobad 1 year ago
@icutyouupsobad He plays an old Premier bass. "Premier" being an amp company. The only "custom" part of the bass was the setup and playing style, which was removing the E and G strings, raising the action to 3/4s an inch (supposedly), then playing it with a slide and using a bunch of effects pedals. Also had a bit of an oddball tuning too, but I don't know that offhand.
Ishikabibble 1 year ago
só faltou eu no baixo
dusaovox 1 year ago
@dusaovox KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!
MrErikmartins 1 year ago
@MrErikmartins e não falta?
dusaovox 1 year ago
I saw them live seven times. Mark sandman's death was a true loss to their art-form. Nobody makes music like that anymore. Dana Colley playing the double sax blew my mind the first time I saw them in 96'. Yeah, DustyPeople1, your absolutely right, man.
4848steven 1 year ago 2
a.k.c.o.d minus the sandman.
snowgod37 1 year ago
when I saw les claypool at the house of blues the remaing members came on stage and played this
SativaBeliver 2 years ago 4
I saw the remaining members last night at Atwood's in Cambridge, MA - they did this song. They are still amazing - they are there every Wednsday
LoveNotLabels 2 years ago
i discovered this band about 2 weeks ago, and i was so sad when i found out what happened to mark sandman.
begily 2 years ago 2
Needs more baritone sax! ;)
Seriously, there's NOBODY on the planet that sounded like Morphine. Mark Sandman was an original ,no doubt.
BurgessPenguin 2 years ago 63
this is so great that i am about to ****** in my pants.
mulj0k 2 years ago 25
altos pulmones tiene el melenudo
pipiboca 2 years ago 2
It's similar to Don't misunderstand me by Rossington-Collins Band.
Pagio994 2 years ago
Search for "members of Morphine" or google it and you can see that they are playing out.
I saw them last night in Rhode Island. They play some of the greatest Morphine songs.
Maybe they will be at your city next. Keep checking their myspace page
Sonicmale 2 years ago
Mark Sandman is dead though, Morphine isnt anything without him.
Nitro487 2 years ago 3
You can still see them now I'm sure, but Its like watching Queen, its not the same and can never be the same without their original lead singer.
DustyPeople1 2 years ago 2
Anyone got a good clip of Sharks patrol these waters?
xbfalcon351coupe 2 years ago
i love this band....
CowboyMidnight 2 years ago
I WANT THIS HAT!!!
mulj0k 2 years ago
What a unique rocking sound..
rare in these days of FM mediocrity and
sound alikes.....
guys you are sorely missed ...
wwgt 2 years ago 5
used to listen to this with an exbf who is dead now this song brings back so many good memories thanks 4 posting it :)
redneckdiva33 2 years ago 4
Gosto dessa banda! Música da poesia noturna. Vai-se o homem, fica a obra. Magnífico!
gagishy 2 years ago 6
Ah gande TUGA! XD bem dito :D
Malookoo008 2 years ago 3
nem mais
rboxo 2 years ago
Great band!! Brilliant!!
Thorum13 2 years ago 4
...every so often the British press go on about such and such and often it's a band with no testicles they is talkin about...I mean not litterally, when I saw MORPHINE on telly they were just...SOMETHING ELSE...like when I saw SOUL COUGHIN in NYC just by chance...man..what a revelation? then I think they argued amongst themselves ans split Now I listened to Stravinsky...ahahaha ...thanks 4 yr correspondance!
PoireauMan68 2 years ago 2
Mark, the singer, is *dead*. The band did not split up. He died at age 45 from a heart attack, possibly caused by 20-plus years of chain-smoking, or being stabbed in the chest while working as a cab driver to pay his way through college. The other two members, Dana Colley and Jerome Deupree, hired pop singer Laurie Sargent and changed their name to Twinemen. They're still alive and kicking.
nmatavka 2 years ago
i clicked on this by accident. its will good though xD
heinzie5 2 years ago
I just disovered this guy and already love him! He is my brother forever !!!
mihail1111 2 years ago 2
He died in Italy in 99.
The next show on the tour was in Portugal.
Fuck Mark, don't hang on me like this....
MrFuriousFresh 2 years ago
Dana Colley is on the new Big D and the Kids Table album, "Fluent in Stroll" I heard a few tracks with him and I personally think those are the best ones on thee album. He knows how to wail on a sax!
Nightfall95 2 years ago
God, I miss these guys.
andrzej66 2 years ago 4
What a great band... The music is so warm and powerful. I´ve heard that Mark died playing "super sex", is that true? LOVE MORPHINE 4 EVER!
3MDMP 2 years ago
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yes he died in palestrine just before super sex..he had an heart attack because of his use of cocaine..
cretinolf666 2 years ago
palestrine?
Moissenjeff 2 years ago
it's a smalle town near Rome in Italy..
cretinolf666 2 years ago
you talkin' a lot o shit boy.
Get your facts straight. The man was in his fifties, he died because he had a damaged heart because of a knife stabbin'. Man never even touched dem drugs.
ShotgunHeroX 2 years ago
actually he died at the age of 46..
cretinolf666 2 years ago
The knife stabbing happened in 1979. It was very serious, his diaphragm split open after the initial ER visit and all his upper organs slipped down towards his abdomen. However he got good care for that, and after a few months in an array of bandages he healed up pretty good. Mark was my roommate at the time, having moved into my apt during his recovery from this incident. My feeling was that his heart attack was caused by cigarette smoking. He chain smoked for as long as I knew him -- 29 years.
chowderhead 2 years ago 3
when did he die?
Gibsonrocker15 2 years ago
July 3, 1999.
chowderhead 2 years ago
whats that about?? I never knew...what was the circun=mstanvces of this...er...incident? SOUL COUGHIN and MORPHINE best music of the NINETIES beats any BRITPOP nonsense by 8000 miles...R I P...
PoireauMan68 2 years ago
Long before Morphine OR Treat Her Right, Mark drove a cab in Boston to put himself through college. One night a customer had Mark drive to an out of the way location and robbed him. He then reached around the plexiglass and stabbed Mark in the abdomen. The situation became complicated as previously stated, but Mark seemed to have healed up okay. He never even finished his painkillers -- gave them to me for a broken ankle a few months later!
chowderhead 2 years ago 2
thanks a bunch.I saw MORPHINE on telly in the UK,I think it was a GLASTONBURY show.then they played THE GARAGE in LONDON and I went along.them and SOUL COUghin' were the best bands to come out of the US round that time. I saw SPEEDBALL BABY and they were great too but shortly disbanded after I saw them...I too assume MARK was a big druggie cos' to die like the French playwright MOLIERE you had to be a GENIUS or a druggie...I mean wasn't there an italian doctor in the audience for goodness' sake.
PoireauMan68 2 years ago
Mark was not a big druggie by any means. He smoked a fair amount of pot, but never any hard stuff. I hadn't seen him for about a year before he died, so this may have changed, but he always seemed almost constitutionally against it. He also drank, but very rarely to excess. I can't answer your question about the doctor, I just don't know.
chowderhead 2 years ago 2
I mean...a lot of people I loved in music were smoking the dragon or taking stuff...but a lot of them have abused them so much they snuffed it....I mean early...I'd only seen MORPHINE once and then...as they toured Italy I heard about Mark's death...I didn't make assumption but I thought such a sudden death and in such circumstances??? I was S A D cos' really MORPHINE was one of the best combo I'd seen in the NINETIES...living in LONDON I'd develop a sorta immune system against the music press..
PoireauMan68 2 years ago
And being stabbed in the chest 20+ years earlier couldn't account for a heart attack?
nmatavka 2 years ago
yes it could...what are you thinking?
orsonrockwell 2 years ago
of course it could...what are you thinking...not saying thats why it happened but thats a pretty crass and uninformed statement!
orsonrockwell 2 years ago
Mark drove a cab in his college years to pay tuition. One day, he got told to drive to some next destination, and he got stabbed. Collapsed his lung. And smoking cigarettes for 3o years didn't help his health either.
nmatavka 1 year ago
you really don't know what you're talking about.
Broadway5555 2 years ago
SUPERLOW Movement!!! This is ART!
gll84 2 years ago
ganda banda
ruibumbo 2 years ago
Amen keefek, at least not any that I know of...
It sucks that this sound seems to have died with Sandman. The music is so rich and complete, and the lyrics provoke such a great depth of feeling and imagery. It's astonishing that such a sound was created by a band so stark its make up. Hard to believe that by using only vocals & three instruments, Morphine was able to manifest music so wildly complex and compelling.
Glad to see people still dig it, but how could we not?
uatemybueno 2 years ago 4
Fact is, there was NEVER a band like Morphine.
Genuine, original, inspired, supremely talented.
keefek 2 years ago 2
WOw those rings under mark's eyes say a lot abt the previous night to that performance.
AcidDolly 2 years ago
what a godly sweet sax!
Vincentgriezelig 2 years ago 2
love them! ooohm!
freshgreeb 2 years ago
he sings like knopfler and joe strummer together
milathewho 2 years ago
Jeez, I LOVE this band.....and a classic song from them - great clip.
: )
Thanks for posting....
Gareth
bemisuk 2 years ago
simplesmente geniais! pena que tudo de bom acaba!
dinoherbert 2 years ago 2
He used an audio effect in voice. Do you know wich is it?
claudiocollica 2 years ago
It's his mike -- not visible here, but Sandman used a greenish-grey Shure torpedo mike, which isn't for voice (I seem to remember that it's for harmonica), and so it distorts the voice, to excellent effect.
nmatavka 2 years ago
Bullet Mic.
bostonconvic 2 years ago
i have a cassette of treat her right great tunes hank was my favorite
phildirt3 2 years ago
so cool
nelsonnovoa 2 years ago
muitoo manero
rossignoli 2 years ago
a melhor banda rock de sempre..........
antosabarbonio 2 years ago 4
The only band that sounded good at the old Metropol in Pittsburgh; that bottom end sound just worked there. Danced all night with some big breasted gal I met there. But I never even got her name. One of the best shows I ever saw.
bes15108 2 years ago
Metropol sucked. Concrete walls. I saw Wilco there and the tunes are still stuck in reverb.
wenders99 2 years ago
the best band period saw them twice was going to be a third had tickets mark died wow sos sad
phildirt3 3 years ago
on 9-9-99 we sat on the front porch, drinking red wine, and listening to all of Mark's work we had. Morphine, TreatHerRight, bootlegs, et al... i got to smoke a joint with him in 96. another great creative mind gone from our generation. i saw them 4 times and each one was incredible.
sunilthegreat 2 years ago 4
i was smoking a joint watching them playing this at bumpershoot in seattle had to be about the same year cant remember
phildirt3 2 years ago
never saw them...
heymarlarae 3 years ago
saw them during horde tour in the mid 90s. awesome. place was rocking. saw the drummer in his tour bus staring out the window.
nepenthean 3 years ago
That's billy conway, my mother's high school romance.
you're a lucky man for getting to see them.
mushroomlounge 2 years ago
The volume is too low. Can barely hear it even with my speakers all the way up.
guaranteedkill 3 years ago
Fantastic!
Sliverhandsonbass 3 years ago
i saw them play on the street in cambridge. i feel lucky to have seen them rip their hometown to shreds.
doctor22paul 3 years ago
whyy does he only have a 3 string?
rokkaholic 3 years ago
It's actually a 2-string.
ricbear 3 years ago 2
Who needs 4 strings when you can pull this stuff with only two. Five-string basses are for pussies. Mark Sandman was the real shit. RIP Mark you're still alive in our dreams.
phonono 3 years ago 5
you spoke the TRUTH my brother...that's what's up!
kapdrums 3 years ago
@phonono
"I have enough trouble with four strings!"
- Geddy Lee, on why he doesn't play a five string bass
zxcv1234vcxz 1 year ago
AHH! Mark Sandman rocking on at the great gig in the sky! Billy Conway kicks ass on drums and Dana Colley(?) I had the pleasure of hearing THR at the plow and stars many a Tues night... Hail Dave Champaigne and jim Fitting
wrbliam 3 years ago
How long would it take for someone new to the saxophone to be able to play this kind of song with average practice and average talent??
ABCmeltdown 3 years ago
To play the notes? Not long - to get the feel, a lifetime...
ricbear 3 years ago 8
another DEAD ON comment!:)
kapdrums 3 years ago
yeah!!!!
erry29 3 years ago
wheres his bullet microphone
SaweetTooth 3 years ago
He's not using it here; he didn't use it in all his songs. On some live clips you'll see two microphones in front of him, and one looks like a -- bulet. There's just some reverb on his vocal in this song.
Morituria 2 years ago
I have a fantasy... To play that song on the tenor sax (i'm too small for the baritone) WHILE sexy dancing and wearing heels... ^_^
Spectrum345 3 years ago 3
I think we would all love to see that! Make a video and post it on here. Haha..
irishchaos 3 years ago
Some years ago I was having a tough time, working a crummy job, crashing on a friends couch, etc. and the music of Morphine gave me the escape from my bleak reality that I so desperately needed. This music is fantastic--to say the least. Thanks for posting this.
bronk17 3 years ago 6
lo mejor que vi en mi vida en vivo....fue en bs as
vasquito21 3 years ago
Impresionante, cada vez que lo escucho mi piel se eriza, mi alma y mi estomago se encrispa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
marcosquis 3 years ago
YEAH!
mistabook 3 years ago
Great song great band great sound.
He seems the Lou Reed's clone. same face same attitude same instrument.
;)
arlex6 3 years ago
Uhh, Lou plays guitar. Mark is playing bass, a two string bass at that. Just four strings away and a couple of octaves. Good try, you were close.
HumGuitar 3 years ago
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yer a dick
chef78704 3 years ago
Your comment lacks intellectual humor. I guess when you are lacking in the IQ department, its a good strategy to resort to foul-mouth name calling.
HumGuitar 3 years ago
Still a bit harsh though, he is a bit Lou like though i mean same kinda instrument string bassed amazingly probley unique style with it though but I can hear a bit of Lou in Morphine
SetTheControlsForThe 3 years ago
But arlex6 nailed it on the other two. Mark Sandman totally had the Lou Reed vibe going.
Morituria 2 years ago
LOVE THIS SONG!!!
alinefoxy 3 years ago
Mark Sandman die in 1999 on stage of a heart attack.
efrenlugo 3 years ago
This sounds so much like a noir detective novel.
beardstrike 3 years ago
How did Mark died?
madrfakr00 3 years ago
He died on-stage of a heart attack on July 3 of 1999, during a performance in Rome.
NachoDread87 3 years ago
i was there :-(
liveon35mm 3 years ago
Love the way drummer's playing
Salgueirovsky 3 years ago
I saw these guys at Toad's Place in New Haven in the late 1990's/ excellent show. You have to love the two string bass and the two saxophones at once; and whats with the smiles on that drummer with the hats?
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santisanta 3 years ago
Testify.
isryeale216 3 years ago
amazing
myfriendadam 3 years ago
hey im from belgium
i know these guys for a month or 2 now
i was shoked to hear what happend to mark
bet we'll all miss them
thanks for posting !
denandy 3 years ago
i started listening to these guys after seeing them on the Conan O'Brien Show. i was sold like that. i really miss them too.
DalHap 3 years ago
Same here ;)
pusshat 3 years ago
Same here at Colombia! thanks Mark!
eldragondeginebra 3 years ago
I've just dropped by and realized he's no longer here and how much we miss him...
futrzak2143 3 years ago
i think it was jon stewarts old talk show ted nugent was on it ......
rmsmith666 3 years ago
where is this being performed? some Tv show is it?
drummerwithafro 3 years ago
late night with David Letterman back in 94 or 95
zoomparker 3 years ago
de la conchasuputamadre morphine... lo maximo
rvvm76 3 years ago