Morphine - Good (Remastered) - Forest Green Vinyl Record
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Morphine built an entire catalog around two string slide bass, baritone saxophone and drums, with no guitar anywhere, and Good is where the formula arrived fully formed. Released in 1992, it is dark, funny and physically heavy in a way that has almost no precedent. Mark Sandman's voice is a low murmur and Dana Colley's sax does the work a lead guitar would normally do, which gives the songs their smoky, threatening feel. The Saddest Song, You Speak My Language and Have A Lucky Day are the standouts, and Claire is genuinely beautiful. Sandman died on stage in 1999 and the band ended with him. This remastered forest green vinyl pressing brings the bass tone forward exactly as it should be.
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