one of my faves from DMB
593019
nothing new can really be said here. Dave Matthews Band is awesome and so is this album. totally worth the $9.99 i paid for it...
4255991
I bought all three parts of the single. It looks great in my collection. =))  I also think the song BB&S is one of th best tracks from the Death Magnetic album.

Rock on Metallica!!
1141307
DMB has definitely changed there music style on Everyday. I'm a new fan of DMB and have collected their CD's over the past few years. While Everyday is not as gritty as his previous CD's, it shows the talent of the band and DM.  Artists are allowed to produce different music/albums - it's called freedom. Look at the evolution the Beatles went through.  I love DMB's past CD's and Everyday.
2640160
I love this song since the first time it came out and along with the video.
I really love both Chris LeDoux and Jon Bon Jovi. Their voices really blend together great.
507557
I was a little nervous about this album.  Their studio albums never live up to their live albums.  This CD has some great and soon to be classic DMB songs.  I can't wait to hear them live next month (Hershey show).
I have to say, while I may let the CD play through all the way, I find that I have to replay #3- Funny the way it is, #5- Why I am, and #7 Spaceman.
Good album.  Not their best (Before These Crowded Streets), but its hard to match perfection...
4281819
This box set is a Great part to your DM collection the CDs sound great the DVD is great also..saw this tour Opening night
In Detroit! The great thing about DM is they have always been a Amazing Live Band.
4164540
I always prefered live albums, because I think they bring much more  dynamism and musical creativity from the artists.  But this CD is making me  change my mind.  I started out by buying DMB live albums (Listener  Supported, Live at Red Rocks and Remember Two Things).  But, on this CD,  the studio versions are, for most of them, better.  The fact is that they  recorded the songs in a live scheme, i.e. they played all together instead  of recording each their own part separately (wich was the case for Under  the Table and Dreaming).  The result is surprising.  You never heard that  good a version of #41 and Two Step, and Say Goodbye is worth the buying  itself.  Let You Down represents a new musical approach for Matthews, with  its blues, say Clapton like style.  And the idea of finally recording  Tripping Billies on an official studio album was a great one.  They've been  playing this one for years now, and the evolution they brought to it makes  it an excellent addition to the album.  The soft Cry Freedom is really  refreshing, while the more dynamic Lie In Our Graves, with great music  playing from Tinsley and Moore, prove the high quality of the album remains  high until the end.  Beauford's and Reynolds' (or Matthews'?) performances  on drums and acoustic guitar respectively are just amazing.  Those guys, by  putting musicianship in front of anything else, were able to give us some  of the best material of the 90's.  And of all their work, I think this  album is their best one, even though studio albums UTTAD and Before These  Crowded Streets are quite good too.
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Loved it the day I bought it in1996 and still love it -  Just started revisiting some of my CD collection and came across this GEM since I heard it recently on a local "Alternative" radio station too.  Glad they play this stuff for the younger generation.  Anyway love my favs are "High-Flying MF" and "Bound For the floor" and "Eddie Vedder"...
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Wow, bought this by chance. Havent bought a DMB cd in awhile and saw the great price with a DVD so I had to do it. As a previous reveiwer states that the set list on this is different then others is true. If I had to hear another version of "watchtower" I was going to jump off a tower. (though I love the song)Had to give it 4 stars because I only reserve 5 for truely classic albums. 1st off the DVD is great! Song content is excellent and the sound is fantastic. Great behind the scenes footage. Especially Dave playing Gravedigger out in the lot. The 2 disc CD is some of the best DMB I've heard. Some great versions of some even greater songs. Standouts are:
Gravedigger,Proudest Monkey,Warehouse,The Song Jane Likes,to name a few.
So be like me and be pleasently Suprised.
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This cd is better than EVERYTHING else DMB has released.  So much better, that it is literally all I can listen to by them anymore.  The other albums just don't seem good enough, but I've listened to this every day for a  month and I'm still hearing new things.
Introduction is an interesting  change of pace for a concert, Rapunzel is slower and more soulful (and more  interesting), and Rhyme & Reason is another solid recording.  The Stone  is just incredible, the new ending just blows you away.  #41 is certainly  the best recording of that song, and Crash Into Me is funkier, with a very  different tone than it had on Crash.  Jimi Thing gives all the band members  a chance to show off; the guitar and violin solos are top notch.  #36 is an  excellent use of the "lovely ladies", and it improves the song  greatly over the whining Red Rocks version.  Warehouse is not as good as  the others, but I wouldn't call it bad.
Too Much has a really cool  synthesizer, but it needs Tim Reynolds to really be good.  True Reflections  is awesome, Boyd should sing more.  Two Step is amazing, 14.5 minutes of  pure musical talent.  Granny is interesting, especially the scat at the  end, and Stay was good (as usual).  The encore starts out great, with the  1.5 minute #40, and goes straight into a wonderful rendition of Long Black  Veil.  Don't Drink the Water is powerful, as usual, with amazing uses of  the electric violin and piano.  And the version of All Along the Watchtower  has to be the best.  It really shows how far the band has come since the  version on Recently, with the best guitar and sax solos on the  album.
Last, I would have to say that all the "true fans" that  hit on the piano and background vocalists for "ruining" songs  like True Reflections and Two Step really irritate me.  DMB is all about  trying new things, and I found the new approaches on the songs interesting.  It would be like slamming Before These Crowded Streets for using guest  musicians--it wouldn't be the same without them, and is far better with  them.
752165
The fourth c.d. by the Detroit based duo is their best yet, in my mind. Every song on this c.d. is worth giving a listen to, and will never bore you. I reallly enjoy listening to the entire c.d., but I will give you a list of my top five favorite tracks. The first is the first single, Seven Nation Army, a witty song with an amazing bass line that takes aim at many critics who believe The White Stripes aren't complete without a bassist. My next favorite is There's No Home For You Here, a fun and upbeat track with very good lyrics that compliment each other nicely. Next in the list is In The Cold, Cold Night, in which Meg White sings, in a very soft, mild tone which displays her amazing vocals. Another favorite of mine is The Hardest Button To Button, a neat song which showcases Jack and Meg's talent even further. Last, but certainly not least is Girl, You Have No Faith In Medicine. Another great upbeat track with ferocious vocals, and an amazing guitar riff. All in all you get way more than you deserve with this c.d., and people who give this c.d. less than three stars, have no taste in good, classic music, that is made from the heart. Many have taken aim at the band recently becasue they are scared. Scared that good, amazing music is coming back that will wipe this pop rock out for good. Jack and Meg, keep it comming you are an amazing band, and certainly my favorite, with good reason. Oh yeah if any managment happens to stummble upon this, could you please plan a concert somewhere in Oregon, I know many people are anxious to see this great band preform live.
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though the tempo(s) can seem samey after a while, the album is awesome, i kept getting a tape copy of my friends cd, forgot the title, then on amg it popped up while i was looking for other dnb cds. some of these tracks are so dark and heavy i think heavy metal dudes got their hands on samplers and tried to make death metal dance music ok?
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Look - many DMB fans have trashed this cd's reputation solely because it's the third live album the band has released.  Let me say this:  I think the DM/Tim Reynolds Luther College cd should have never been released.  It  lacked good sound quality and although the song set was good it just didn't  have the energy and charisma we'd expect from DMB.  However, Listener  Supported did it for me.  I actually first listened to it at a music store  listening center the very day it was released and I hadn't even planned on  buying it, but it was so good that I shelled the $20.00 out.  Why was it so  good?  Well, it's the first time the band has released live versions of  "Stay," "Don't Drink the Water," "Pantala Naga  Pampa," and "Rapunzel" - all from the band's "Before  These Crowded Streets" release.  These are great songs and great  sounding versions of them on the cd...especially "Don't Drink The  Water," which has never even been one of my favorite DMB songs.  The  version of "Crash Into Me" sounds extravagant - GREAT sound  quality and the band does amazing renditions of "Two Step" and  "Jimi Thing" compared to the versions on the previous live  releases.  I highly recommmend this cd - you'll understand when you first  listen to it - it's breath-taking
1916129
This song is one of my favorite songs.  I love the harmonizing and the musical score as well.  I play it and other One Direction songs on a continuous repeat while on my computer.  It sure makes me less stressed.
1258823
Wow. This video shows Dave Matthews Band at their very best. Every song on that video is just a little sweeter and has a ton more energy than the albumn versions. DMB is in a musical catagory of their own. Wonderful  editing, awesome boom shots, and a great crowd make this video a must have.
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This has always been one of my favorite Pearl Jam songs and is fun to play on the acoustic guitar.  Ed is by far my favorite member of the group and has written the music, not just lyrics to most of my favorite PJ songs and like RVM this was one of the first songs that he wrote completely for PJ and not just the lyrics.  I feel the remastering does enhance the sound quality.  Recommended for sure.
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Although Judas Kiss is my hands down favorite Del-Lords song, I love to crank I Play The Drums and Tallahassee Lassie from this smokin' live set.

It's pretty funny to see an EP-length CD that I bought used in the early '90's for about two and a half bucks selling for 49 bones on Amazon.