| Title: | MUSIC V4 |
| Notice: | New Noters please read Note 1.*, Mod = someone else |
| Moderator: | KDX200::COOPER |
| Created: | Wed Oct 09 1991 |
| Last Modified: | Tue Mar 12 1996 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 762 |
| Total number of notes: | 18706 |
I'm really happy with a CD I bought recently called "Cure For Pain" by the group Morphine. I think it's their second of three albums. This band is a trio from Boston - bass player/singer, drummer, and saxophone player. The singer's voice is very deep and warm. It sounds as one with the thick, earthy sounds of the baritone saxophone and bass. The lyrics are moody and edgy, as is the music. Could someone shed more light (and opinions) on this band Morphine? Thanks.
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| 715.1 | NETCAD::HERTZBERG | History: Love it or Leave it! | Wed Jun 07 1995 14:29 | 6 | |
As if their instrumentation isn't odd enough... the bass player only
uses two strings.
They certainly are different. I like them.
M
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| 715.2 | Treat Her Right / Morphine | BITZEE::CLAY | When Did Yanni Start Race'n | Wed Jun 07 1995 16:12 | 3 |
At least one of the members of Morphine were in the band Treat Her
Right including Mark Sandman(lead singer). If you like Morphine check out "Treat Her
Right" They sound similar.
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| 715.3 | FYI | PCBUOA::CHENARD | Tue Jun 13 1995 16:06 | 5 | |
If you want to know more about the band, I think there is an article
in the new June 29th edition of Rolling Stone Mag.
Mo
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