Morphine Journey Of Dreams (2014) | Full Documentary
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2022
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The band Morphine blazed like a comet across the global music scene in the 1990s, rising from local Boston clubs to major label record deals, international touring, and wide critical acclaim until their tragic and untimely demise in 1999. Intimate band member interviews, live shows and TV appearances, display why their unique and "low rock" sound continues to resonate with music lovers today.
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Saw them at the B stage headline of Horde festival 95. I was just a little kid [15], unattended, stoned, only there to crowd surf. Tried that at the Morphine venue, when some guy pulled me down, dusted me off, put his hands on my shoulders and said... "Chill, kid. This is not the place for that. Just relax and enjoy the music."
I did, and a lifetime fan was born.
There will never be another band like Morphine. Mark Sandman led a group who's overall musical style was completely unique and special. LOVE this band. Sure wish I'd have had the chance to see them at least once.
I only ever got to see them once. It was shortly after MS had died. Cape Cod Music Festival on the Barnstable County Fairgrounds. Peter Wolf from J. Geils Band filled in on vox. Everyone was mourning his loss. Coincidentally, the last time I ever saw my friend Leigh Prall, who died like 10 years later.
On 9/9/99 I sat on my back porch and drank red wine and shared some with Mr. Sandman in honor. Great band! The saddest song.
Dude just casually keeps a copy of the soundtrack to Once Upon a Time in the West with him on tour f***ing absolute legend.
I've turned a lot of people on to Morphine over the years and not one person has disliked them.
I was fortunate enough to see these guys a few times way back when. Billy is the nicest guy in the world :)
Mark Sandman was a genius. Morphine is more rock 'n' roll than many other rock bands.
One of the best bands ever. Simple as. 💙
I love this band. They took me to great places without drugs or alcohol. So unique. I have been trying to find another band to fill the void but it's impossible.
I saw Morphine four times in Washington, DC... The Black Cat Nightclub (2), University of Maryland, and The 9:30 Club on March 26, 1999. My friends and I still talk about those great shows.
I swear to god henry rollins is in every documentary about music ever made lol
it's a bit tiresome, especially when it's a band outside of his orbit. i assume he agrees to participate in most (if not all) docos he's approached to be interviewed for
@@mj.l He is a total bore. 😶
@@mj.l It's like, we get it, you have opinions, Henry! 🤣
My rule is whenever Rollins or Grohl show up in one of these music docs, I turn it off. Can’t stand the happy pablum they dish out, especially when they really have little grasp of what they’re babbling about.
@@AFaceintheCrowd01 Ugh, Grohl. Not a popular opinion, but the Foo Fighters are annoying pop.
FINALLY. IVE BEEN SAYING THER SHOULD BE A DOC ON THESE GUYS.
IM 39 AND BEEN LISTENING TO MORPHINE SINCE I WAS 15. I HEARD
THE ALBUM GOOD AND I WAS HOOKED.
@fatts There is another document made roughly at the same time, Cure for Pain: The Mark Sandman Story-
Also available here in YT: ua-cam.com/video/XlhM34MoVyw/v-deo.html
Saw them in Austin, Texas, and a few days later at the Paradiso in Amsterdam. So lucky to have seen them twice.
Nice.
1:10:00 I still remember that road. I drove it at night on the way home (400 km) after seeing Mark die on stage. We were exhausted from the heat, from drinking too much local wine in the previous days, and from the shock of what we had seen. I still remember the steps (today called "Scalinata Mark Sandman") I took over and over again to get news from the hospital or the police. That journey at night, with my old car going very slowly, with the trees enveloping the road at the sides, I remember it as a strange dream.
Being from Boston, I was extremely fortunate to have seen Morphine play many times. I’ll be forever grateful for that and the amazing music and legacy Mark and Morphine left us. Wonderful documentary.
downstairs at the Middle East ...great shows
@@howard5992 Absolutely, Howard. Or at TT’s, Axis, Avalon, etc., etc. Or, even upstairs at the Mid East. Btw, greetings, fellow Bostonian 👋🔊🎶😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Same
We are here but for a moment. These guys made a dent in the continuum. ❤
I was lucky enough to play on the same bill as Morphine at the 1992 WBCN Rumble at the Paradise in Boston. They were excellent!
I love Morphine and I love this movie. (The algorithm got it right this time.) The stairway named for M.S. in Italy is so beautiful. I’m surprised they didn’t mention the Sandman Square in Cambridge, MA too. Morphine forever. I need some Cure for Pain now.
Ironically..I fell asleep to this, last night, even though it's great! 🌃
...I guess you could say that I was visited by The Sandman. 💤
you nodded out on morphine
I hope Dana publishes the diary. They already know they're for a niche audience. but that audience would love any possible insight.
Also listening to Billy speak is really soothing. His voice and demeanor just give me super comforting vibes. RIP to him and of course, the Sandman.
A regret: I was in downtown Providence one night with a ticket to see Shane McGowan and the Popes. I noticed in the other club Morphine was playing that night. It was my only chance to see Shane (spent most of the 90's in Asia) but I wish I'd taken the other choice. King of Docs, thank you for getting this out- amazing work.
You are very much welcome.
Years ago I heard “I think she likes me “ on WAAF radio out of Worcester MA. I was stunned! Commercial radio doesn’t play cool music, what is this?! Who is this? Chased down the band and saw them live a few times. Presently binging Morphine material. Thanks for this film, a great profile of a unique and percolating artist and band. Very moved by the nature of the motorcycle adventure tribute. ❤👍🏍🏞
Saw them in Auckland New Zealand in 93. Was friends with an A'nR guy who looked after them. They ordered an ounce of the good stuff and smoked half of it that afternoon. Then they rolled up the rest, turned up at the show and passed out a series of "trumpets" to the audience.
Damn that show rocked ... RIP THE SANDMAN
So jealous! I was still in highschool but discovered them in either 93 when the album came out or the year after, hearing Buena on TV and then finding the CD in the library (Gisborne). Didn't start living in Akl until 1997, two years after leaving school.
Loved the part with Joe Strummer
Saw them a bunch of times in DC. Great band and music.
Really nice piece. Morphine was a rippingly awesome band. The music will last a long long time and we are a little better off having heard them play a set or three.
Weird coincidence, saw Morphine play at Torhout festival in Belgium going on stage after Jeff Buckley in 95. 😇😇
They were just so good and unique. What a tragic end. I can't imagine the sorrow those close to him felt. I loved Morphine , and I still listen to them. Their music just puts you in a different place.
How on earth i never heard of morphine in the 90s I'll never know, this is my introduction to them and they are brilliant, such a fat sound and so good!! As soon as I finish this I'm off to download their music. Such a tragedy that Mark passed away but he did so doing what he loved the most ✝️❤️
RIP Mark, thank you for playing our requests so many times. We loved you in all your many adventures locally. ❤
Heroes get remembered, but legends never die.
I absolutely loved this band.
My favourite band of all time. I was lucky enough to see them in Sydney on the Like Swimming tour. I find it strange that the Dreamworks record label would expect a big hit out of them, they were never the 'big hit' type of band. The Night showed a new direction for the band. It is such a shame that things had to end there.
I caught the guys at Bumbershoot in Seattle in 98...lovely and intoxicating like its supposed to be!
This Morphine is addictive and good for the soul! Miss ya Sandman! ✌️
Sandman performed in Cleveland, Peabodys and the Agora Ballroom. Always sold out, and always the hottest ticket in town. Thank you for this epic documentary.
Glad you enjoyed it Mark!
Saw treat her right with the del feugos way back in 88 in Northampton mass, great show
Cool, wasn't sure if this was about the band or the drug, very pleased!
I was lucky enough to see morphine at that worlds fair.They came up from the subway hopped on stage did there set and went right back down into the subway it was the coolest thing I had ever seen. I looked for myself in the picture but I was too far over to the left in the 3rd row.
I met Mark in 97 after the show at the Garage, Highbury. We spoke for a couple of minutes. I gave him a cigarette and he ripped the filter off after the first drag! I still have my signed tape of 'Like Swimming' so these are treasured memories. Great docu. Can't believe 'Yes' didn't accelerate momentum. Its their best record. One of the best albums of the 90s.
Wow! Speechless
Love the experimental kind of unconventional approach,I’m a great believer in that Philosophy not just for music but Art ,Photography ,Skateboarding,Cooking,Fashion whatever your thing it’s the doing it part where the expression is,Professionalism has its place but can also ‘Tame‘ inspiration,sometimes it’s great just to bang it out and capture the moment
this is the most incredible music story that I've ever seen. Truly moving stuff. I am a whole different human being after having witnessed this story.
What a fantastic doc thanx... We loved that band and those folks, bless you Sandman.
Thanks for Watching!
MORPHINE FOEVER!!! ALWAYS BE IN MY HEART! I TRUELY MEAN IT! LONG TIME FAN AND FAN NEVER FAKES THE TRUTH AND ALL THE THE FACTS! NOT ME! I`M GLAD I SAID THAT! VIVA MORPHINE! REGARDS< THOMAS HALLELUJAH!
do you need to be seen?
`I`m on" MORPHINE" since mid 90-ties, HONEY WHITE WAS MY FIRST ONE! NOT THE LAST!!! AND I`M STILL ON IT! ALL THESE YEARS. TRUE! VERY EFFECTIVE "CURE FOR PAIN".YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO THE MUSIC LONG ENOUGH `TIL IT WILL GET INSIDE OF YOU. THEN YOU GURED WITH MORPINE! HOW ABOUT ANOTHER ONE??? MAYBE!! I GOT HEAT BY IT VERY HARD!!! KERALA DUST FROM ENGLAND! THEIR MUSIC IS DIFFERENT, BUT ... CHECK IT OUT! CONCENTRATE ONLY ON THE KLIMAT OF IT, NOT THE MUSIC ITSELFF!! MUSIC? HM! IT`S FANTASTIC! THAT`S ALL FOLKS! REGARDS, THOMAS ( POLAND, CAN`T REMEMBER WHEN? , CHICAGO NOW}, OF COURSE I REMEMBER!
absolutly brillant, thank you!
You are very welcome!
RIP Sandman, and thank you to all of you for the great music and passionate ambiance
Thank you for that. Ever loved their music. Good to get to know more about them, so genuinely.
Saw them with Medeski Martin and Wood in Phoenix around 1995ish. Never stopped dancing till my legs cramped from dehydration. They fricking jammed!
that's how its done :)
Mark Sandman, what a legend.
I listened to Cure for Pain soooo much in college!
The Night is still the last great song of the 90s.
I became a Morphine fan forever from the first time I listened to the Buena bass riff on. So, much, much gratitude for uploading this film. I tried to get it before but It was hard here on my country. It is good to know that Dana, Billy and Jerome kept up with the band's legacy.
Great story! Morphine music needs to be shared with the youth of today!
Wish I had gotten to see them live. Never did. I love the band. The sound. Wrapped you up like a blanket, you felt it. Teared up at the end of this. Everyone's been on a journey in life. Enjoyed watching and listening to theirs.
Morphine is timeless. Nothing else like it. Great doc. Thanks
Glad you enjoy it!
The lawyer described all that I felt and didn’t understand: when you hear them you want do do stuff like drive car at night, sex, drinks, appeal to life… a Caesar salad, hips, dogs canaries…
That was very moving. Thankyou. I met Mark once after a show in Adelaide, Australia (at the now defunct venue called 'Empire' which used to be a cinema). Some friends and I hung around at the front of the stage after the gig and Mark came out to pack up a few things. I told him how much I enjoyed the show and he noticed the t-shirt I was wearing (which was of the Dirty Three) and he said to me that he loved my t-shirt and that 'they are a very cool band'. Memories. RIP Mark.
So incredibly busy And somehow so laid back.
A quick look at the comments before i press play. And this looks like it will be good. RIP Mark Sandman.
Wow .. what a great band, story, and film. Mark Sandman .. LEGEND!
Amazing documentary. I feel lucky (I just feel that way) to have had a chance to watched. And to have listened since that very first record.
Wow, Hey I’m from Boston and I remember my older brother the one corrupted my my musical Ears from The Cars to the Pixies we went to a bar called Green Street I was underage he gave me his liquor ID and he used his license that’s where we saw Treat her right I don’t remember specifics I remember a Buzz that my 17yrold mind knew was This is so Fn Cool, my Brother told me we saw Mark Sandman and I was like wow cool name he and went the Middle East restaurant to see him, this was so fascinating this Documentary was done flawlessly It Put Mark Sandman back into my mind haven’t thought of Morphine in so long I’m Sad right now though Maybe someday they’ll find a cure for pain,
Saw them at Liquid Room, Shinjuku, Tokyo. The energy and sheer cool was pure magic. That show and an early Rush/Styx show are at the top of my list, out of tons. Really liked this docu.
Morphine and Rush.
Can’t argue with that my friend.👍
This was a wonderful doc. I filmed the Paul Kolderie interview at Long View with my handy dandy miniDV camera. Seems they credited someone else but all good. I filmed it in 2000 and it apparently kicked around for 14 years. So surprised and delighted it saw the light of day with this retrospective. Mark was so incredibly talented. Left us far too soon.
Saxxy music.
Miss them a ton. Great documentary.
Saw them in Coimbra 1998❤️
Mark was my John Lennon, I was more affected when he died then I was when Lennon was killed. From Boston with love RIP Mark!
No matter what documentary about my favorite band or musician Im watching, Henry Rollins always pop up and say something insightfull, every damn time, what a guy! TV Smith, Joy Division, Morphine... Henry is there 🤣
You Know that They Was a Amazing Band 🥚nnn
Totally forgot about this band! Cool!
That was a great documentary. Really wish I’d had the chance to see them live, even photograph them.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@kingsofdocs7228 You do great work. Thank you. This one hit the mark
@@email4664 you are very welcome.
Awesome documentary about a very original and talented band! Love them!
I was lucky enough to see them twice on the same day (friday the 3rd of december 1993), first time in the afternoon at le com's (TV show footage at 37:05), a bar place du champ jacquet in Rennes (France) where they were playing their first non us gig, or european to say it otherwise for les Transmusicales festival, and in the evening at la salle de la Cité, where they played before 1-2000 people (i never knew the gauge of this venue), both gigs were fantastic, their sound and ingredients filled in it was so different for the time
Could you imagine Tom Waits on vocal?!🤓
In 90 or 91 I got to see Morphine at the MIT Student Center and soon after at the Middle East. A Thanksgiving day a year or two after , I was picking up a bottle of wine in Somerville and Sandman was in front of me in line to checkout, his own bottle of wine in hand, talking with the woman in front of him, and smiling big. Nice to learn the details of the band's progress afterward inspite of the tragic end.
Fabulous, ty
Beautiful ❤
I’m such an idiot, when Morphine was in their prime a few of my friends tried their best to turn me on. And like an idiot I thought they were another fad band, here today gone the next. How wrong was I. Now all these years later Morphine is one of my favorite bands but Treat Her Right is my all time favorite Mark Sandman band. ❤ Shows how you change and appreciate things when you get older and understand more about life. Rip Mark. One of the best of all time. ❤
It’s not to late to hear it all Brother
Treat Her Right is one of my all time favorites, as well! There has never been a finer, more authentic blues band!
Thanks!
Amazing doc, just perfect 👌
Glad you enjoyed it!
Best owl I've ever drew: hanging on a curtain + psylocibes cubensis
Great band. Great documentary.
Great documentary for a increíble band. Loved It. Thanks for sharing.
Glenn Howerton (dennis from sunny)should play mark in the movie
holy shit yes, he does kinda look like Mark and I think I've heard him talk about Morphine on the always sunny pod
Damn I loved Morphine! "My name is Mark and that's it."
Lucky me i heard Morphine mid 90s here in Mexici city and still a fan
incredibly well made - such a wonderful tribute - dignifies his love for his art and his people.
Look all music maniacs how huge impact and heritage Morphine left for all of Us
Wow. Walter White reading up Slampoetry! I love Morphine.
27:49 what a bass line.
When they find a cure for pain, I will throw my drugs away.
Thank you so much for this!
You're so welcome!
Saw them once, at Pinkpop. Such an awesome band. Great doc.
BIG fan of tha band AND the other one....
There's something special with trio bands where the bass player is also the singer : Rush, Primus, Morphine, SadHappy... they really play what's on their mind and push the boundaries.
loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
rad
Throwing comment on this as a libation to sandman and the sound these ppl created
This is so good.