Morphine fans?
03-27-02, 08:58 AM
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Morphine fans?
The band not the drug... 
I've always been a fan of the group was lucky enough to see them a few times on the "Yes" tour. When Mark died a few years ago I recall hearing there was an album in the can along with the live CD. Any word on a possible release of the album or was that the Night album. They took down the www.morphine3.com site a while back and haven't heard much about them in a while...
I've always been a fan of the group was lucky enough to see them a few times on the "Yes" tour. When Mark died a few years ago I recall hearing there was an album in the can along with the live CD. Any word on a possible release of the album or was that the Night album. They took down the www.morphine3.com site a while back and haven't heard much about them in a while...
03-27-02, 09:46 AM
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A great band, a tragic death of a brilliant frontman. I own all the albums except the "b-sides." They toured as "Orchestra Morphine" a few years ago w/out Mark.
I think "The Night" was the last album we'll see, doubt if there is much more unreleased material.
I think "The Night" was the last album we'll see, doubt if there is much more unreleased material.
03-27-02, 09:46 AM
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I like 'em, too. Saw them in concert one time. I actually really liked Treat Her Right as well. But I didn't keep up with Morphine and can't answer your question!
03-27-02, 09:57 AM
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Originally posted by Jepthah
A great band, a tragic death of a brilliant frontman. I own all the albums except the "b-sides." They toured as "Orchestra Morphine" a few years ago w/out Mark.
I think "The Night" was the last album we'll see, doubt if there is much more unreleased material.
A great band, a tragic death of a brilliant frontman. I own all the albums except the "b-sides." They toured as "Orchestra Morphine" a few years ago w/out Mark.
I think "The Night" was the last album we'll see, doubt if there is much more unreleased material.
Pleasently the same boot had some treat her right stuff at the end, another good band with 2/3 of morphine and a few other guys...
Glad to see there are at least a few other fans out there...
12-20-21, 08:32 AM
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Re: Morphine fans?
sad news from the world of low rock. Billy Conway the original drummer for Morphine, and Treat Her Right has passed away due to complications from cancer. His birthday was one day before he died so 66 years and a day old. 
