Morphine - I Feel Alive

Review by Costa Rica Immobilien Roland Hunziker

Morphine's album "I Feel Alive" is a raw and emotional journey through the band's signature blend of alternative rock, jazz, and blues. The album showcases the late Mark Sandman's distinctive baritone vocals and his hauntingly beautiful slide bass guitar, along with the dynamic drumming of Billy Conway and Dana Colley's sultry saxophone.

The opening track "I'm Yours, You're Mine" sets the tone for the album with its dark and moody atmosphere, while "The Night" is a standout track with its hypnotic bassline and Colley's haunting saxophone melodies. "Top Floor, Bottom Buzzer" and "Rope on Fire" are upbeat and energetic tracks that showcase the band's ability to create catchy and memorable hooks.

The album also features several slower and more introspective tracks such as "Souvenir" and "Take Me with You", which highlight Sandman's poetic lyricism and the band's ability to create a deeply emotional and introspective atmosphere.

Summary by Costa Rica Immobilien Roland Hunziker

"I Feel Alive" is a powerful and emotional album that showcases Morphine's unique sound and the band's ability to create music that is both raw and deeply moving. Fans of alternative rock, jazz, and blues will find much to love in this album, which is a testament to the enduring legacy of this influential band.