Morphine

Good
The Saddest Song
Claire
Have a Lucky Day
You Speak My Language
You Look Like Rain
Do Not Go Quietly Unto Your Grave
Lisa
The Only One
Test-Tube Baby/Shoot'm Down
The Other Side
I Know You (Part I)
I Know You (Part II)

Probably my favourite of the four. Almost every song on this CD kicks ass. Tracks 4 and 6 don't, but they're still plenty good.

Cure for Pain

(1993)

Dawna
Buena
I'm Free Now
All Wrong
Candy
A Head With Wings
In Spite of Me
Thursday
Cure for Pain
Mary, Won't You Call My Name?
Let's Take a Trip Together
Sheila
Miles Davis's Funeral

Most excellent. "Thursday" and "Mary" blow my mind. Dana Colley is a damn genius.

Love the wah on the "All Wrong" sax solo. Way, way, way too cool.

Yes

(1995)

Honey White
Scratch
Radar
Whisper
Yes
All Your Way
Super Sex
I Had My Chance
The Jury
Sharks
Free Love
Gone for Good

Good is my favourite Morphine album (as above), but "Radar" and "Scratch" are my favourite Morphine songs. "Radar" has it all, from the drums to the bass to the perfect sax part to the perfect sax outro.

"Testify." Dana Colley is a damn genius.

Could "I Had My Chance" be more depressing? I love it.

"I run good, but I'm hard to start, and my brakes are bad, so I'm hard to stop."

The Night

(2000)

The Night
So Many Ways
Souvenir
Top Floor, Bottom Buzzer
Like a Mirror
A Good Woman is Hard to Find
Rope on Fire
I'm Yours, You're Mine
The Way We Met
Slow Numbers
Take Me With You

Likey-likey. Great almost without exception. It's hard to beat "Souvenir", "A Good Woman is Hard to Find", or "Rope on Fire". I like this one almost as much as Good.

This album of course has its own distinct feel, though it does bear some vague similarities to Yes. "A Good Woman..." reminds me a bit of "Radar".

Overall, the album is somewhat slow and heavy—more mellow in some spots and intense without past albums' explosiveness in others. I wish there could have been more.

The title track sounds like it was made to be released on vinyl. I'd about buy a thousand-dollar turntable to get some of that.

	Good The Saddest Song Claire Have a Lucky Day You Speak My Language You Look Like Rain Do Not Go Quietly Unto Your Grave Lisa The Only One Test-Tube Baby/Shoot'm Down The Other Side I Know You (Part I) I Know You (Part II)	Probably my favourite of the four. Almost every song on this CD kicks ass. Tracks 4 and 6 don't, but they're still plenty good.
Cure for Pain (1993)
	Dawna Buena I'm Free Now All Wrong Candy A Head With Wings In Spite of Me Thursday Cure for Pain Mary, Won't You Call My Name? Let's Take a Trip Together Sheila Miles Davis's Funeral	Most excellent. "Thursday" and "Mary" blow my mind. Dana Colley is a damn genius. Love the wah on the "All Wrong" sax solo. Way, way, way too cool.
Yes (1995)
	Honey White Scratch Radar Whisper Yes All Your Way Super Sex I Had My Chance The Jury Sharks Free Love Gone for Good	Good is my favourite Morphine album (as above), but "Radar" and "Scratch" are my favourite Morphine songs. "Radar" has it all, from the drums to the bass to the perfect sax part to the perfect sax outro. "Testify." Dana Colley is a damn genius. Could "I Had My Chance" be more depressing? I love it. "I run good, but I'm hard to start, and my brakes are bad, so I'm hard to stop."
The Night (2000)
	The Night So Many Ways Souvenir Top Floor, Bottom Buzzer Like a Mirror A Good Woman is Hard to Find Rope on Fire I'm Yours, You're Mine The Way We Met Slow Numbers Take Me With You	Likey-likey. Great almost without exception. It's hard to beat "Souvenir", "A Good Woman is Hard to Find", or "Rope on Fire". I like this one almost as much as Good. This album of course has its own distinct feel, though it does bear some vague similarities to Yes. "A Good Woman..." reminds me a bit of "Radar". Overall, the album is somewhat slow and heavy—more mellow in some spots and intense without past albums' explosiveness in others. I wish there could have been more. The title track sounds like it was made to be released on vinyl. I'd about buy a thousand-dollar turntable to get some of that.