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Utterly no idea what happened here but enjoy it immensely

#44

:heart: Pete from Down I Go!

#46

Steely Dan - Doctor Wu

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#48

I’ve never been able to find another band that scratch the itch Morphine do

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#49

Early dEUS?

Just saw this which I didn’t realise

  • Tom Barman, a friend of Sandman and frontman of the Belgian band dEUS whom with Dana Colley collaborated on their second studio album In a Bar, Under the Sea, dedicated “The Real Sugar” to Sandman. The song is to be found on the band’s 2005 effort Pocket Revolution.
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#50

The sax is particularly effective because when it kicks in, about the 4-minute mark, it is so unexpected.

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All I know of them is the song Little Arithmetics which sounds very gentle indie. I’ll have a look at their first album. You’ve got me a little excited to be honest, bloody love Morphine.

#55

Grew up hating the sound of saxophones, possibly due to my dad playing Springsteen and Gerry Rafferty when he was doing the ironing. Love them now though. Here’s a few favourites off the top of my head

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#56

Mars Volta!

#57

Apologies if “The National Anthem” has been posted already but I don’t think I saw it:

#58

A classic Stone Temple Pilots saxophone solo:

#59

This one in particular always reminds me of Morphine

#60

gigantic banger from Pete Wareham

#61

cos they’re one of a kind! unique in so many ways.

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