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You can't take the sky from me
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: DC
Posts: 4,182
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setlist communist by necessity
Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 4,674
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Now that's Oldstyle
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Denver, Colorado
Posts: 9,667
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We all remember the very real sonic and overall energy change from 06/07 to Tim coming back in May/June of 08. Talk about a band looking and sounding rejuvenated. I'd love a similar type transition one more time but I'm not sure it's going to happen. Buddy certainly hasn't had the impact Tim had. I'm not blaming Buddy for that and his circumstances are obviously very different than Tim's significance in the band's entire story. I think we got another 10 years of DMB so long as everyone stays healthy. I just hope there's one more significant change or resurgence before they hang it up. Dave has a lot of years performing ahead of him still and I'm looking forward to seeing him to the end. |
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#324 |
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Cleveland
Posts: 5,419
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I’m also in favor of fewer shows and a focus on multi-night stands. That seems to be the only way to open up the catalogue. Most one-nighters are average at best.
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#325 |
Seek Up - 12/4/18
I really enjoyed being at this show. Expectations were low for a fall show on a Tuesday in New Hampshire and the band certainly didn't play like their lives depended on it, but there was some truly great musicianship that night. Currently listening to this Seek Up. The intro build from Jeff and Ross has been something I've both enjoyed and loathed over the last 10 years. Sometimes Ross just tries to over-power right out of the gate and Jeff follows suit and it just becomes a mess that's masked as an energetic crescendo, but this time there was this delicate approach and that chaotic climb was concise, fun and beautiful. Dave really entered this vocally like walking on eggshells, treating this performance with a lot of care and Tim's eerie additions throughout made this a great performance. Also really love what Buddy added to this one. It reminded me of what I miss from Butch.
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#326 |
The Real Marlins Man
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6/29/12
Not a bad show whatsoever for the era, but if it wasn't for that goddamn thunderstorm.....
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#327 |
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 343
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Live on lakeside. Love this release! Such a fun show.
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#328 |
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Kingston ON, Canada
Posts: 25,892
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#329 |
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 343
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Just enjoyed a re-listen to 4/5/95 (dmblive). Really an amazing show. Love that Angel from Montgomery!! Ah, to be in that room. 1995 really smoked. Now I’m onto 4/7/95 another really classic show. Love DMB 1.0
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#330 |
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Kingston ON, Canada
Posts: 25,892
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Finally finishing 7/12/14. The year the LOUDERFASTER era really kicked into full steam.
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#331 |
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: MA
Posts: 4,823
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Finally purchased LT 41 D&T Berkeley 99. The three songs stick out to me are Last Stop, The Stone and Lie in Our Graves. Also having Ill Back You up and Halloween back to back is also very interesting.
This is a really good show, glad i finally bought it. |
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#332 |
The Real Marlins Man
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7/13/00
Might be my favorite show of all time to listen to. |
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#333 |
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: MA
Posts: 4,823
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Copperpot just posted a full video of 5/19/02, Seek Up > heartbeat is quite a way to start the show.
Wish they didnt drop that 18 years ago. This jazzy sound is so nice. |
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#334 |
Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 51,353
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#335 |
The Real Marlins Man
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8/3/01
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Organic
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: WI
Posts: 2,744
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I'm listening to Live Trax Vol 31 from 2001, on the bonus tracks right now.
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#337 |
The Real Marlins Man
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8/4/01
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#338 |
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Atlanta, GA
Posts: 5,569
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My favorite Grey Street is from that show, Roi was insane on that version.
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Originally Posted by Jayes If he just lays down two full elbow chords loudly over the entirety of That Girl Is You, he wins the band. |
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#339 |
Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: Starkville, MS
Posts: 818
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Now when Seek Up starts most of the crowd doesn’t even know what it is. Mass exodus to the bathroom/beer lines. Such a shame.
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#340 |
The Real Marlins Man
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He really was. And 8/4's Granny is my favorite version of that song, too. It was a solid 2-nighter for 2001.
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