Morphine's rider always included 'Exotic Mood Modifiers' before weed was legal. Sometimes the promoters would get it and sometimes the band would find themselves in a dressing room filled with lava lamps, tie-dye and incense. morphineband.com/collections/on…

The song Kerouac featured on “B-Sides & Otherwise” was an homage to one of Mark’s literary inspirations, novelist and poet Jack Kerouac.

#TBT to Morphine’s show at Irving Plaza in NYC 29 years ago with this poster by Frank Kozik. Who was able to swing low at this show?

Patrick Rasmussen (Rope On Fire link in bio) Morphine

“I don't know how to tune a brain. Do you?'

“I always knew you would succeed, no matter what you tried. And I know you did it all in spite of me.”

In 98, Mark performed a stripped down version of 'In Spite of Me' at the Kendall Cafe with Pale Brothers, one of his side projects with the incomparable Jimmy Ryan on mandolin.

A behind the scenes look at the 'Yes' fireplace in action, which was based off a real fireplace. Mark loved to use elements from his life in his art and on the album covers.

'And if I ever have myself another chance like that, I'm going to grab it and I won't look back'

Another track showcasing Dana's double sax talents. Can you name any others?