Cure For Pain


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Artist: Morphine
Label: Light In The Attic
Year: 2011
Genre: Rock
Catalog: MCR 901
Grade: NM
Value: 1 Kazillion
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Tracks

Title Artist Length
Dawna Morphine 0:44
Buena Morphine 3:19
I'm Free Now Morphine 3:24
All Wrong Morphine 3:40
Candy Morphine 3:14
A Head With Wings Morphine 3:39
In Spite Of Me Morphine 2:34
Thursday Morphine 3:26
Cure For Pain Morphine 3:13
Mary Won't You Call My Name? Morphine 2:29
Let's Take A Trip Together Morphine 2:59
Sheila Morphine 2:49
Miles Davis' Funeral Morphine 1:41

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Purchase Date: 24 apr 2015
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Purchase Price: $25
Rating: 5 stars
Purchase Place: Joe's Albums
Keywords: Awesome; Score!; Jazz; 180; remastered; mp3s
ID: 6594
Greatest Albums: ✓
Date Created: 2015-04-24
Date Modified: 2015-06-23

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From the sticker on the package:

Light In The Attic Records' new imprint
Modern Classics Recordings proudly presents...


* First-ever vinyl reissue of Morphine's 1993 classic Cure For Pain
* Features essential songs "Buena," "Shiela," "Candy," and "Cure For Pain"
* Audio lovingly remastered for 180-gram wax
* Deluxe "tip-on" gatefold jacket with original album art
* Insert with new notes interviewing surviving band members

In the early '90s, Morphine turned the power trio genre on its head. Armed with Mark Sandman's baritone vocals, laconic two-string slide bass and Beat-fueled poetry, Dana Colley's multi-tracked saxophone and Billy Conway's perfectly placed drums, Cure For Pain remains one of the pinnacle albums of the late 20th century.

"Unquestionably one of the best and most cutting-edge rock releases of the '90s." - Allmusic

Released on vinyl as the second title on Light In The Attic’s Modern Classics Recordings imprint. Featuring the essential songs “Buena,” “Sheila,” “Candy,” and the moving title-track “Cure For Pain,” this is the album’s first-ever U.S. vinyl issue.

Yeah, yeah - whatever. Fella turned me on to Morphine one time, at his store. I was in because it was an awesome shop. Was buying a turntable...at the counter I asked for some wicked new bass ladened music, with that knowing groove. He handed me the Cure for Pain tape, I bought it. Best decision ever. Now I have the vinyl. Sweeeeeet nuggets.

Some knuckle-head dropped the album at the store, right-lower corner dented. I ain't even mad.