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Oct 1, 2026

DougHOST
45:18
Albums released this week.
DougHOST
45:20
We had Morphine's alternative album, Cure for Pain, and two bangers, Meatloaf, Bat Out of Hell 2.
ColinHOST
45:32
Not a bad album.
ColinHOST
45:33
It was actually good.
Mark KlassenGUEST
4:46
And, um, when playing out became permissible and acceptable again, uh, there was a number of nights where we were doing David Lynch tribute nights, and, uh, we started playing...
Mark KlassenGUEST
4:57
I wanted to play a song by a band called Morphine because-
Sam ThompsonHOST
4:59
Yeah, cool, cool
Mark KlassenGUEST
5:00
...
Mark KlassenGUEST
5:00
I'm like, "Morphine's a sexy band." I wanted to like...
Mark KlassenGUEST
5:02
But where am I gonna find a sax player? Well, it turns out that everybody in the city, including myself, at least peripherally knows Dan Morose.
Mark KlassenGUEST
5:08
So I am like, "Hey, Dan, Dan, you know Morphine the band?" Uh, he's like, "Yeah, of course." And like, "You wanna come by and play 'You Look Like Rain' with us?" Uh, and, uh, so that kind of evolved into some, you know, playing the saxophone solos on "Sycamore Trees" from Twin Peaks.
Mark KlassenGUEST
5:24
And, um, then it just turned out that having Dan just play with us as a third member made a ton of sense.
Dave FensomeHOST
6:16
And the album that killed me, and this is the one, there was a tussle between 11 and 10.
Dave FensomeHOST
6:22
Even today, when we arrived, you went, which way did you go? And I didn't go for Yes by Morphine.
Krister GreerHOST
6:30
Again, and I know how much you love that album.
Krister GreerHOST
6:32
Yeah,
Dave FensomeHOST
6:33
and that's my favourite Morphine album, probably.
Dave FensomeHOST
6:34
It's the one with Honey White on it.
Dave FensomeHOST
6:36
It's an amazing album.
Dave FensomeHOST
6:38
Please go and listen to Yes by Morphine.
Zeth LundyHOST
44:10
It's all happening.
Zeth LundyHOST
44:13
also next week for those of you who are members of disgraced and all access over on patreon we are dropping a brand new episode of our monthly video podcast this film should be played loud this is all about the 1997 comedy gross point blank which stars john cusack as a hitman who goes back to his high school reunion, also stars Minnie Driver as a DJ whose favorite band is Morphine, if you know, you know.
Zeth LundyHOST
44:41
But what we're really interested in about this movie, just like every single movie we cover in the show, is its incredible soundtrack.
Zeth LundyHOST
44:51
Our video podcast, This Film Should Be Played Loud, is all about the greatest soundtracks Soundtracks, needle drops, scores, songs in some of our favorite movies of all time.
speaker_0HOST
0:00
So I just came across this new album from Morphine called Asterisk Cocoon that's dropping on December fourth, and it's blowing my mind.
speaker_1HOST
0:08
Wait, Morphine is releasing new music? I thought they were done after Mark Sandman's death.
speaker_0HOST
0:14
Exactly.
speaker_0HOST
0:15
This album is built from archival recordings made back in nineteen ninety-eight before their last album.
speaker_1HOST
2:11
That's a fair point, and I love that they're including never-before-published photos and liner notes too.
speaker_0HOST
2:17
Right? It adds a whole new layer to the experience, making it feel like a complete journey with the band.
speaker_1HOST
2:23
And with such a rich history, it's amazing that younger generations get to discover Morphine through new media.
speaker_0HOST
2:30
Totally.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
0:25
Okay,
speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:31
so I just read that Morphine is finally completing this album called Cocoon, which they started back in 1998.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:37
Can you believe it?
speaker_3UNKNOWN
0:38
Wait, really? That's wild.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
5:05
I'm excited to see how it plays out.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
5:07
Me too.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
5:08
Plus, with the track record of Morphine, it might just surprise us all.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
5:11
December can't come soon enough.
Scott McCloudGUEST
26:06
It's just like, come on, you know, it's like really bad, but.
Scott McCloudGUEST
26:10
But yeah, bands like Morphine and stuff like this, it was like, wait a minute, saxophone's pretty cool.
Scott McCloudGUEST
26:14
It's not just a kind of...
Scott McCloudGUEST
26:18
What do I say? Yeah, right.
Rob HarvillaHOST
47:32
If, if there was gonna be one, then I'm glad it's They Might Be Giants, but there is kind of only one.
Yasi SalekGUEST
47:37
You haven't played them Morphine yet?
Rob HarvillaHOST
47:41
I've played Morphine around them.
Yasi SalekGUEST
47:43
[laughs]
Rob HarvillaHOST
47:44
But I, y- they, I think they've really gotten good at tuning me out-
Ben McLeodGUEST
47:26
Number one, in 2010, it was like a year or two before witches formed, I...
Ben McLeodGUEST
47:34
Got into Morphine, this band from Cambridge.
Ben McLeodGUEST
47:38
Oh,
Todd NovakHOST
47:38
yeah.
Ben McLeodGUEST
48:12
And, you know, age-old tale of guitar players just ripping off saxophone players.
Ben McLeodGUEST
48:18
But, you know, he is such an inspiration.
Ben McLeodGUEST
48:24
And I absolutely love Morphine.
Ben McLeodGUEST
48:26
I love the amount of space they have.
Brian DickHOST
68:36
But a song that you would recommend for somebody to go listen and check out.
CameronGUEST
68:40
If you haven't heard the band Morphine, there's a song called Bueno Bueno that I think should be played at the beginning and end of every house party.
CameronGUEST
68:49
That sounds good, good.
CameronGUEST
68:50
Every good time, every road trip.

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