Morphine - Live in MTV (120 Minutes) 1995 (reupload) 

Saw them live back in the mighty 90's & it was Epic

I hear a lot of Morphine in Viagra Boys.

YES

They where rated pretty high until vocalist died

and coming often to Belgium where we could go see so many great Us alternative scene bands such as them , Soul Coughin , Sonic Youth , Mudhoney , and so many more

I had tickets to see them at a small music festival but he passed away 9 days before. The remaining members and friends of the band preformed in his place. Wish I could have seen them with Mark.

Cool, man. Seriously, I miss Morphine, I miss 328 Performance Hall & I miss the 90s. Saw some great shows there back in the day. Thank you for reminding me of a good thing I hadn't thought about in a while.

lucky you!

Dana is a ridiculously talented saxophonist

Cheers to that.

That's such a cool thing to say.

I would say Morphine and Madrugada - both such incredible and unknown gems.

They were quite big over here in Belgium, for what it's worth 🤷‍♂️😊

Understated. Add from the start of any music since electric guitars caveman drummers and wind instruments since electric, wood,pre brass + post brass inventions

@@ContreRiposte I say not really to the recognition status of the level of talent and deserved world wide mass exposure

Also red house painters and Mercury rev were pretty underrated at that time

Billy passed away too???

Cancer... damn.

So sad that two of this legendary band aren't with us anymore.

Damn, that’s sad. This is legendary music. It’s perfect.

can't agree more with that unique trio . Soul Coughing was also in a vein of their own

Soul Coughin were also very unique back in the 90's ....check them out

no guitarist , 2 string bass , 2 saxophones + One drum kit !!!!

JUST WOW@@BlueHopi144

oh yes , those guys created some unique musical mojo that never existed before & some of us saw them live when the singer was still alive . We were stunned @@thegreatinterpreter8382

Mark would occasionally play his Tri-tar. Two guitar strings and one bass string. You will have to look that up!

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He is definitely Loy Reed esque

JJ Cale

Mark Sandman and Layne Staley from AIC were two of the coolest frontmen of the 90s

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Check out Roland Kirk and keep in mind he's blind.

@@HansJazz will do

@@HansJazz how.. did he pull off THREE sax’s!?

​@@insanepykl3603Amazing isn't it? And he has also all those little flutes and things hanging around his neck. He's one of my favorite sax players.

@@HansJazz what was the bell like thing he was messing with? It sounded so cool

I think he was just laid back

Penso sia dovuto al fatto che fosse molto introspettivo, non togliendo quel pizzico di follia tipica del genio.

That's the way that microphone is. It is a Calrad 400C crystal mike (sold under numerous aliases), made in Japan circa 1960. I think Mark used this when he wanted a "lo-fi" sound, meaning not much bass or treble, mostly mids. Also known as the "Big Walter Microphone" as you can see him playing amped harmonica with it while holding a lit cigarette in "The Blues Brother". I paid $11.67 total cost for mine (says Argonne M131, beat up but working great), will soon upload video of me playing harmonica through it, unusual tone.

Two baritone saxophone’s

Ones a bari ones a tenor

why does it sound so good

No, it's not. 😂

who fuckin cares, it works for his music

Who fucking asked? :D

thats not your problem at all ....but could u play it to sound like that ?