Morphine- "Lucky Day/Buena" • 1994 [RITY Archives]

[@daveguitarnowski4402]

Been a fan since the minute I heard Buena. What a GREAT band!

[@alfacat2]

They had a unique sound, that's something that few bands achieve

[@foorwq7816]

it keeps coming back time and again, that does not happen too often, its sign of good vibes. man i discovered it too late i think, but thanks to UT...

[@brettphelps6153]

Lucky enough to see them not long before Mark passed. Incredible show, such power. Huge loss. Be sure the check out Vapors Of Morphine - it's the remaining members still playing together.

[@billriddle9215]

I keep forgetting to do that.

[@Hayseed1976]

One of my top five bands.

[@brandonio_granger]

What a shame we lost Mark waaaay too soon. 😔

[@billriddle9215]

I regret never seeing them live,remember them touring here once a year on the venues.

[@MikeBurkard]

Love the 2-string bass with a slide... O.o

[@cinyarko]

4:50 - I love how the sax comes back in on "she'll come back"

[@idiotsavant751]

Players win Winners play. RIP Mark

[@garzaeduardo]

Listening to too much retail radio I missed these guys totally until here in 2020 I had a lucky day...

[@svenimal-art]

This is footage of Morphine live @ Dutch TV program called "Twee Meter Sessions" presented by Jan Douwe Kroeske (check 1:00). This one is of May 25, 1994 and recorded in Nederhorst Den Berg. I am wondering why there's so little good quality clips outside this Dutch stuff. I saw them play at Pinkpop (Dutch Festival), never forget.

[@johananatura2373]

My spiritual guide in music...

[@gastoncrates]

Qué maestro! You recorded that? good! Así quedó en el disco. No tocaron nada!

[@69fastfurious]

Too hard rock old school sound yeahhhh!!!!!! Where are you guys?????

[@veerchasm1]

What a cool sound

[@jenm2251]

The fact that there r only 4 comments shows what an underrated band they were. Gone too soon. Loved him & them. Esp chatting w MS after the show in Athens '98. There's no one like them. 💔

[@tlwilkinson]

Jen M I never saw morphine, but I had the privilege to see the remaining members in Cambridge on 12/12/12. Very powerful. See if you can guess what they played.

[@jenm2251]

@@tlwilkinson I've done that also but it's been quite a few years ago when they called themselves orchestra morphine. Mark Sandman is irreplaceable unfortunately. Such a loss. I hope the members have gone on to other good things. I haven't kept up.

[@Petenati2010]

Thank you. Have a lucky night.

[@childofcinema]

Nothing to lose

[@caudilloishere]

I like this one a lot more than the album version. 🔥

[@JavierOlmos-e5v]

Amazing!

[@bryanrak3396]

wow awesome sound

[@Marco_Venieri]

good is a masterpiece

[@SkyRiderJavelin]

Cool groove great song lucky day

[@RexAddiscentis]

Excellent

[@steveirwin4888]

Two string slide bass 🔥

[@citizenjim8727]

God I love this shit!

[@crystalwoodworth3739]

still the best

[@chdd99]

Sandman was in the zone with that SOLO.

[@rustyflippo764]

They were great imiss them

[@Newtonian40059]

Players win; winners play...have a lucky day.....

[@Newtonian40059]

Morphine might be most underrated band ever...

[@jimjones8268]

Now I remember

[@stephenhall2980]

Hey just discovered them and they are amazing! Mark has got the elvis swagger and voice. Is it me or do alternative rock bands that are missing a traditional musician sound really interesting? Morphine are missing a lead guitarist, likewise with royal blood, and the white stripes were missing a bassist. I'm sure that I am missing some but they all made great music.

[@captainshaw685]

stephen hall they aren't 'missing' anyone. They have everything they need right there.

[@tabo01]

I heard Twinemen first, opening for Concrete Blonde and backtracked to Morphine.

[@Bassapesiable]

The Drummer!!!

[@lenonel3286]

David Hilowitz brought me here, how did I not know of these guys??

[@包希仁]

I was in Boston from 83 to 87. Spent most of my nights at the Rat, the Channel etc. Was too cool to see a band called Treat Her Right. What a stuck up asshole. Damn, my bad.

[@cymbya]

Mark was a friend of mine and I went to the Rat see him with his band called "Sandman", 3 piece straight up rock. I think it was probably '83. His band went on last and aside from a few employees I might of been the only one in the audience on a Wed. Night.

[@bitstreamintercept7272]

@@cymbya God to have been a fly on the wall. Its funny, I was just at Mark Sandman Square a couple months ago and missing him. Thanks for the memory my dude

[@masterzuragamer]

Best 9:23 minute in my life

[@josephcazzuto7198]

Hmmmm. I wonder what Buena is about 😆.

[@JavierOlmos-e5v]

Amazing!