Dude is such a genius. Their music is just so far beyond what people realize. When The World Ends is such a great song and the line “when the world is, we’ll be burning one” 😆 should have been a single.
A lot of people don't realize how brilliant of a songwriter/guitarist he really is. His songs are incredibly complex and unique but so catchy at the same time. Should definitely be in the hall of fame.
Ultra talented and extremely smart. The band has been awesome since they came out. That’s why 30 years later they are still selling out shows all over the world in the summer months. It seems like tours have been set up to make sure his wife and kids can be on the road with him. Adding Tim Reynolds to the main band after years of Dave and Tim was absolutely awesome to see.
If music were relationships, Dave Matthews Band was my first crush. They will always have a near and dear hold on my heart. I’m so glad I found them. The world is a better place with Dave and all his lovely band mates making music.
This band was the soundtrack of my high school and college years. Those early records still bring so much nostalgia for me. Tons of great memories attached to them.
“Crash into me” almost always brings me back to early morning VH1 watching before I hopped on the bus to go to school in junior high. It’s amazing how music can do that!!
This guy is my hero. So humble but so brilliant. Crash will forever be my fav DMB song. It’s the sweetest dirty song a person can write. Dave is a legend.
He’s as intelligent, humble and compassionate as he is talented. I feel so fortunate to have witnessed them play at the Blind Pig in 1994. We all felt a sort of shift in reality after listening to them play, it was surreal. I haven’t experienced a live performance like it ever since. I think Dave Matthew’s voice has a lot to do with that incredible energy.
#41 and Grey Street could turn any non-fan into a fanatic, especially if you see them play those live. Those two songs are as perfect as a song can get - and both beautiful enough for an extended live jam that you could listen to for 20 minutes and wished it went on forever.
He opened Pittsburgh with #41 and played Grey Street Friday…that made my night. Only thing that could have are it even better would have been adding Two Step.
True story- 1997 went with friends to DMB in Hartford CT, not a huge fan myself but always up for a a gig. My best friend proceeded to get hammered and she was laying flat on the ground. Worried about her, I was sitting next to her talking. All she could say was ‘did they play TOO MUCH?’ I yelled back at her, “they’ve been playing 4 hours!!!” Didn’t know it was the name of one of their songs 😂😂😂 Great show, still longest one I’ve ever been to until this day.
Similar story: First time I saw Dave more than 25 years ago was with my brother and his girlfriend. Dave started singing, and I said, "Oh I love this song! What's it called?" Lisa said, "It's the Song that Jane Likes." "OK," I responded, "but what's the name of it?" A true "who's on first moment!" When my brother passed away last year, we put the lyrics to Bartender on his funeral card.
Just appreciate how honest and relatable he is. What stuck out to me is how he talked about the song Crash is and how it's different to him being in his 50s.
His breakdown on satellite is so confirming to what I noticed as a guitar player singer. Because I been doing it for 18 years and I still can't sing and play most of Dave's songs simultaneously. He's easily top 3 most hard to play and sing at the same time music. This is why he's so underrated As a guitarist imo
I'm not sure because I can play satellite among and sing it decently (among other Matthews songs) but I can't do a lot of Mayer. But maybe I'm bottled necked by my vocal range as I have to put some concerted effort with Mayer whereas Dave's range is within mine without too much effort if that makes sense?
TOTALLY AGREE!! It is MY FaVoRiTe song, EvAh. I became disabled & needed to use a cane (yuk) or walking stick. I bought a craggy stick & decided, since it was going to shows w/me that I'd put DMB stickers on it. 1st, Dancing Nancy, 2nd, cross signs Grey Street/At The End of The World. It will be with me again in Camden, last time was NYC Madison Square Garden for my birthday, Nov 2021😅. CAN'T WAIT TIL JULY!! Blessings.
I grew up with a warehouse member, my wonderful mother. DMB was the soundtrack of my childhood. I have grown into this amazing music and Dave is the best. I’ve never been to a better show. I will carry these classics with me forever. Thank you DMB
Never has any band moved my soul more than this original band. The lyrics alone. However, the band is amazingly talented and Dave's voice and lyrics make it fantastically moving. LOVE ❤
I'm glad #41 was included. Definitely one of DMB's best. I remember being so excited that they played it on Letterman. I taped it, then recorded the audio to either cassette or miniDisc, and would listen to it all the time.
Before These Crowded Streets is the magnus opus of the band. I'll never forget the burnt CD's of Lillywhite sessions leak floating around campus, what an amazing time for music!
Just loved this interview, his songs are the fabric of my 20's and early 30's. He seems like just a cool dude, someone you would want to be friends with. Keep rocking Dave !
I could have watched him talk about each and every song he has written. Such a brilliant artist. Would love to hear him speak on The Stone. Crowed Streets was their best
my mothers family is Six Nation Iroquois/Cayuga/Oswegatchie and the first time I heard Dont Drink The Water it moved me to tears I immediately knew what it was about on first listen. I was a huge DMB fan going to shows since '94 and it leveled me flat...still does. masterpiece.
Came into the band in about 1999. Late. South Florida didn't play DMB on the radio. I moved to Long Island and BTCS/Crush changed my life. 20shows and counting!
Thank you, Mr. Matthews. The music that you and the band have gifted to the world, means so much to us. Ridiculous fan since under the table, forever fan for the rest of my life.
I worked for the DMB many, many times and he is exactly like this in real life. Charming, fairly unassuming, and easy going. This was a great interview to watch!
I’ve been a DMB fan for 25 years and to this day he is my favorite musician. His songs have always been there for me in my life journey. I am a bit disappointed that he talks so casually about the most amazing songs in his career that has such depth and passion. I love you Dave thank you for your commitment.
I am 32 & growing up, I would always here their songs through out my life but when I met my spouse, I really truly grew to love them! We had the blessing to seeing them 3 years in a row(full weekends)in south Florida & LOVED every minute!!! We welcomed our 1rst in November & for my birthing playlist most of the live albums were playing in the background! Our son is 6 months now & we play the live shows for him & he truly just is in awe! We watch him stare at carter play lol it’s so adorable!!!!We are beyond happy for him to grow up with Dave & the guys!!!!
After over 20 years of shows, I met Dave last summer. I completely forgot everything I would have wanted to say but he was super nice and made the experience everything I would have hoped for.
Dave Matthews Band is one of my Dad's favorite bands alongside Steely Dan. I grew to love Dave Matthews Band more and more as I learned about jazz. They are a very impressive and inspiring ensemble.
For how brilliant he is, I am impressed by how humble has remained. I really appreciate that about him. Watching this brought me back to high school, and now at 46, I realize how amazing he is. I really need to get to a concert asap!
Thank you for your brilliant music and for all your hope for Southeast US, for all of us Millennials and younger people that live here we too hold on to that hope and determination.
I thank my dad for playing his music when I was a kid and teaching me to listen to music. Not just appreciate the sound but all of it, the lyrics and the soul an artists puts into it.
Watching this has memories of the 90s flooding back in. I wish I could back then when times were simple. 90s we’re such a fun and innocent time period for me.
What a great songwriter, musician, singer Dave is. The band as a whole is amazing. The meaningful, beautiful music they've made and continue to make will resonate and live on forever ❤🎶❤️
“It (a song) can mean a mountain to somebody else and I might have just intended a molehill.” - _Dave Matthews_ on “Crash Into Me” and the power of music and personal meaning.
It just dawned on me that I have been a fan for twenty years! Grey Street was the song that came out the first time I fell in love, fall of '02, and it was my favorite song back then and I cannot think of another song that describes my life. Melody so happy, but lyrics so sad... I've definitely kept a smile on my face despite feeling internal chaos ever since being a teenager and falling in love that fall, with both a boy and Grey Street.
Had the opportunity to see them live and it was simply amazing. Dave is just an amazing guitar player and their live performances are stellar. Can't wait for them to come to Europe again.
I absolutely love him ❤! His band has been by far my favourite for sometime now. They're incredibly talented musicians able to create real masterpiece songs. I'm a huge fan. 🤩✌️
There is a great recording out there of Dave playing at a Frat house playing the music to Satellite but with completely different lyrics. Its called After Her. Not only is the band enormously talented with profound music, they also represent a much simpler time. They represent an entire era of live music that is cherished by those who got to experience it.
So many great memories. I could hear this for hours, their music has been such an important part of my life. I wish he expanded on their live music and how they changed these songs through practice on the road and constant improvisation
I’ve been listening to DMB since the 90s and have such respect for the music they have created over the past 30 years. When I hear an interview like this, it makes me have respect for him, specifically. He sounds like a smart, funny, and eloquent person, and the world is just a little bit better while Dave and his band are with us.
I got to see Dave Matthews Band in early nineties when they came to Wilmington, North Carolina, and were first starting out. They came and played at the Airport. It was a small concert, and only their very first CD was out. I couldn't wait to get it. I think they have a brilliant style. Thanks Dave Matthews for decades of great music!
It was great growing up in the 90s with these guys. I remember that rainy night I bought BTCS and driving around for hours listening to it over and over.
2nd generation DMB fan. Took my oldest to a show this summer and he is now a forever fan! 3 generations of fans in my family and in so many others! I’d say the legacy will live on forever.
Hearing Dave explain the songs that shaped my life and my opinions on life etc, songs that at times quite literally saved my life, is like wrapping a warm blanket around myself and finding comfort and peace
Really really great video. I’m not a fan of his music but clearly he touches and adds bits of meaning to a lot of peoples lives and he’s brilliant at what he does. Really thoughtful. His music will last. Mostly though I’ll always be thankful to him for signing M.Doughty’s first solo album.
I’m glad to have been running a restaurant/bar in C’ville during DMB’s inception. Dave is a brilliant songwriter and plays the music how they want to play it, not just to please the masses. ❤️😎🎸
Dude is such a genius. Their music is just so far beyond what people realize. When The World Ends is such a great song and the line “when the world is, we’ll be burning one” 😆 should have been a single.
It’s awesome cause drugs!
A lot of people don't realize how brilliant of a songwriter/guitarist he really is. His songs are incredibly complex and unique but so catchy at the same time. Should definitely be in the hall of fame.
Agreed. Most people wouldn't know it though. Look at You Never Know. That song is insanely complex.
@@JoshWeasley that song changes keys 3 times and it's completely seamless😂
Not lately they aren't. Social justice songs for kids
@@jane27world dude, you would have hated the 60s.
@@JoshWeasley hands down my favorite DMB track.
Dave mathews band is undoubtedly one of the most talented groups to ever play. Im lucky enough to see them live and to be a fan of them at my age.
Gotta include the band! Love this comment. ❤
Braithwaite?
How young are you?
This video could literally be three hours long. He's make it sound so simple and yet it's so profound to the rest of us!
For real, the part about learning how to sing and play at the same time was so prolific
Ultra talented and extremely smart. The band has been awesome since they came out. That’s why 30 years later they are still selling out shows all over the world in the summer months. It seems like tours have been set up to make sure his wife and kids can be on the road with him. Adding Tim Reynolds to the main band after years of Dave and Tim was absolutely awesome to see.
If music were relationships, Dave Matthews Band was my first crush. They will always have a near and dear hold on my heart. I’m so glad I found them. The world is a better place with Dave and all his lovely band mates making music.
Crush wink wink
Well said
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@@cafferacer...Charlie Brown?
And now they're in the hall of fame
This band was the soundtrack of my high school and college years. Those early records still bring so much nostalgia for me. Tons of great memories attached to them.
Literally the exact same scenario for me. Everytime I listen to DMB, especially specific tracks, I feel like I’m back in high school.
@@mvic81818 💯💯💯
He'll forever be a legend. One of the greatest artist all time.
💯💖🎶
Easily.
I most definitely Agree
Period!!! ❤
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“Crash into me” almost always brings me back to early morning VH1 watching before I hopped on the bus to go to school in junior high. It’s amazing how music can do that!!
It's the sexiest song. Ever
This guy is my hero. So humble but so brilliant. Crash will forever be my fav DMB song. It’s the sweetest dirty song a person can write. Dave is a legend.
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He’s as intelligent, humble and compassionate as he is talented. I feel so fortunate to have witnessed them play at the Blind Pig in 1994. We all felt a sort of shift in reality after listening to them play, it was surreal. I haven’t experienced a live performance like it ever since. I think Dave Matthew’s voice has a lot to do with that incredible energy.
Dave Matthews is undeniably talented. Seems like he's made a huge impact for a long time.
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💯💖🎶🌎☮️
I have followed this band since 1994
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#41 and Grey Street could turn any non-fan into a fanatic, especially if you see them play those live. Those two songs are as perfect as a song can get - and both beautiful enough for an extended live jam that you could listen to for 20 minutes and wished it went on forever.
if you havent check it out yet, you GOT TO look up " DMB w/ Flecktones #41 04/20/02 "
@@davidwalker9702 this ^ best version ive heard of this song. And I’ve heard #41 live 3 times
Facts
You couldn't have said it better!!!!!! I have seen him 6 times and just again on Wednesday the 14th ❤ and he did GRAY STREET
He opened Pittsburgh with #41 and played Grey Street Friday…that made my night. Only thing that could have are it even better would have been adding Two Step.
True story- 1997 went with friends to DMB in Hartford CT, not a huge fan myself but always up for a a gig. My best friend proceeded to get hammered and she was laying flat on the ground. Worried about her, I was sitting next to her talking. All she could say was ‘did they play TOO MUCH?’ I yelled back at her, “they’ve been playing 4 hours!!!”
Didn’t know it was the name of one of their songs 😂😂😂
Great show, still longest one I’ve ever been to until this day.
"I haven't had anything yet... so how can I have some more of nothing?"
Similar story: First time I saw Dave more than 25 years ago was with my brother and his girlfriend. Dave started singing, and I said, "Oh I love this song! What's it called?" Lisa said, "It's the Song that Jane Likes."
"OK," I responded, "but what's the name of it?" A true "who's on first moment!" When my brother passed away last year, we put the lyrics to Bartender on his funeral card.
@mathmagicians2013 if you ever get a chance , listen to "Baetender" Dave matthews and Tim Reynolds. It brings me to tears. So hauntingly beautiful.
@@briann6205Killing me, Smalls!!
@@junefoster924 Bartender (live at Folsom Fields) July 2001... is Bartender in all it's glory.
Just before 9/11...
Just appreciate how honest and relatable he is. What stuck out to me is how he talked about the song Crash is and how it's different to him being in his 50s.
His breakdown on satellite is so confirming to what I noticed as a guitar player singer. Because I been doing it for 18 years and I still can't sing and play most of Dave's songs simultaneously. He's easily top 3 most hard to play and sing at the same time music. This is why he's so underrated As a guitarist imo
I’ve been learning to play Satellite for almost 10 years and I still can’t play it well! As he said, unnecessarily difficult but love it 😂
I'm not sure because I can play satellite among and sing it decently (among other Matthews songs) but I can't do a lot of Mayer. But maybe I'm bottled necked by my vocal range as I have to put some concerted effort with Mayer whereas Dave's range is within mine without too much effort if that makes sense?
I was surprised when asked about its roots, they didn't mention it started as "After Her" (which I personally prefer).
Grey Street is simply a masterpiece in my opinion
TOTALLY AGREE!! It is MY FaVoRiTe song, EvAh. I became disabled & needed to use a cane (yuk) or walking stick. I bought a craggy stick & decided, since it was going to shows w/me that I'd put DMB stickers on it. 1st, Dancing Nancy, 2nd, cross signs Grey Street/At The End of The World. It will be with me again in Camden, last time was NYC Madison Square Garden for my birthday, Nov 2021😅. CAN'T WAIT TIL JULY!! Blessings.
Same 4 chords as Trippin' Billies!
The best one
One of my favs
Grey Street is the soundtrack to my soul.
I could never stop loving Dave, he has such a beautiful way with words.
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Fantastic interview; allowing Dave to explain some hits on his terms and the feelings behind them. Well done and thank you!
I grew up with a warehouse member, my wonderful mother. DMB was the soundtrack of my childhood. I have grown into this amazing music and Dave is the best. I’ve never been to a better show.
I will carry these classics with me forever.
Thank you DMB
Same story here. Mom’s been a Warehouse member since forever. Grew up nearly exclusively on all the live stuff. Can’t get enough of it now.
I raised 5 kids on Dave and very proud that they all appreciate them and enjoy their music today.
Never has any band moved my soul more than this original band. The lyrics alone. However, the band is amazingly talented and Dave's voice and lyrics make it fantastically moving. LOVE ❤
There’s no words to express how Dave’s lyrics help me in life.
They echo in my mind everyday
Love this dude, real as they get, we are blessed to have his music and comedy in our lives. Rare combo of talent, intelligence and goofiness.
What an engaging, funny, and intelligent dude Dave is. Thank you endlessly for your music and down to earth honesty
This band is absolutely phenomenal!
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DMB got me thru some tough times in the 90's. I listened to those albums constantly. Such an amazing band
I'm glad #41 was included. Definitely one of DMB's best. I remember being so excited that they played it on Letterman. I taped it, then recorded the audio to either cassette or miniDisc, and would listen to it all the time.
I agree, Song #41 is so so beautiful . Definitely one of the best!
My favorite DMB cut.
When him and Tim do it, I effing melt.
#41 is my favorite DMB song
No doubt.
Crash into me will always have a special place in my heart. It still gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it.
I love the live versions when he throws in the Little Feet lyrics.
Crash was my wedding song for my wife and i
Before These Crowded Streets is the magnus opus of the band. I'll never forget the burnt CD's of Lillywhite sessions leak floating around campus, what an amazing time for music!
Agreed. Lilly white sessions might be their best album.
Just loved this interview, his songs are the fabric of my 20's and early 30's. He seems like just a cool dude, someone you would want to be friends with. Keep rocking Dave !
Those songs always bring me back to simpler times. Amazing.
I could have watched him talk about each and every song he has written. Such a brilliant artist. Would love to hear him speak on The Stone. Crowed Streets was their best
Had the fortune to see them live, its incredible, hard to describe, the energy is intense
me too, while i was in a halfway house in flordia lol. it was so much fun
#41 is my favorite song of theirs. That feeling that were able to capture.
Always enjoy his sense of humor. Also, that he's written some incredible songs!
I knew someone would comment on dave's humor, he's a funny cat
"I did it" was hilarious
Truly a legendary group. Their live shows are amazing saw them back in college hope to see them again
my mothers family is Six Nation Iroquois/Cayuga/Oswegatchie and the first time I heard Dont Drink The Water it moved me to tears I immediately knew what it was about on first listen. I was a huge DMB fan going to shows since '94 and it leveled me flat...still does. masterpiece.
Too bad he can't speak the truth about it here 😢
I could listen to Dave read the phone book.
He's so captivating yet effortless and insightful all at the same time.
Doesn't hurt that he's funny too.
Came into the band in about 1999. Late. South Florida didn't play DMB on the radio. I moved to Long Island and BTCS/Crush changed my life. 20shows and counting!
Dave Matthews music is truly timeless and will never be forgotten.
Thank you Dave Matthews Band
Thank you, Mr. Matthews. The music that you and the band have gifted to the world, means so much to us. Ridiculous fan since under the table, forever fan for the rest of my life.
"Don't Drink the Water" is definitely Dave's lyrical masterpiece.
I get goosies. Every. Single. Time.
I worked for the DMB many, many times and he is exactly like this in real life. Charming, fairly unassuming, and easy going. This was a great interview to watch!
The magic that Dave and Tim created at Radio City is what got me obsessed with his art. There’s absolutely nobody like him in music.
Same. 😊
Dave cracks me up in this video... Thanks for a stroll down memory lane. I love that he mentions "When the world ends" because I love that track
So grateful for each and every band member, but- especially for The incredible poet, lyricist Dave is. Thank you times a million bazillion ❤❤❤
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I so appreciate this interview and Dave getting open about these songs.
I’ve been a DMB fan for 25 years and to this day he is my favorite musician. His songs have always been there for me in my life journey. I am a bit disappointed that he talks so casually about the most amazing songs in his career that has such depth and passion. I love you Dave thank you for your commitment.
This was a great interview!!! Hearing Dave talk about his lyrics is fascinating! Loved it! ❤️
I am 32 & growing up, I would always here their songs through out my life but when I met my spouse, I really truly grew to love them! We had the blessing to seeing them 3 years in a row(full weekends)in south Florida & LOVED every minute!!! We welcomed our 1rst in November & for my birthing playlist most of the live albums were playing in the background! Our son is 6 months now & we play the live shows for him & he truly just is in awe! We watch him stare at carter play lol it’s so adorable!!!!We are beyond happy for him to grow up with Dave & the guys!!!!
*hear
Dave has been one of the most important constants in my life. I've never met the guy, but I feel so close to him.
Amen ❤
After over 20 years of shows, I met Dave last summer. I completely forgot everything I would have wanted to say but he was super nice and made the experience everything I would have hoped for.
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Quite the vocabulary you have there. All the, " Blargh "s you post everywhere regarding Dave...even more meaningless. @@cafferacer
#41 is my favorite DMB song. Heard it live last summer. Love Dave and his band.
Dave Matthews Band is one of my Dad's favorite bands alongside Steely Dan.
I grew to love Dave Matthews Band more and more as I learned about jazz.
They are a very impressive and inspiring ensemble.
Dave your so candid and I love that about you. I think this one of his best interviews. Maybe the comfort of petting his dog put him at ease.
For how brilliant he is, I am impressed by how humble has remained. I really appreciate that about him. Watching this brought me back to high school, and now at 46, I realize how amazing he is. I really need to get to a concert asap!
Don't think I've ever watched an interview of Matthews until now. Pleasantly surprised by how humble and downright funny this guy is.
Brilliant and deeply insightful. Mad respect for DM and I truly enjoyed hearing him share his perspectives.
He is just so incredibly talented, I’ll never get over it
Finally talks about #41! What an esoteric and amazing song
what a talent ❤
Love this! And yes Dave, some of your songs are indeed mountains to so many of us.
Thank you for your brilliant music and for all your hope for Southeast US, for all of us Millennials and younger people that live here we too hold on to that hope and determination.
Been a fan since '98!!!!!!!!! ❤
I thank my dad for playing his music when I was a kid and teaching me to listen to music. Not just appreciate the sound but all of it, the lyrics and the soul an artists puts into it.
Watching this has memories of the 90s flooding back in. I wish I could back then when times were simple. 90s we’re such a fun and innocent time period for me.
respect this dude so much I feel like his music has been the soundtrack to my entire life
I used to listen to all the live trax back in the day. DMB's catalog is unreal. Hes such a down to earth and funny guy too.
I ❤ DMB so much. Such a part of my life.
Can't wait to see them in 2 days! Just 2 more days!
Glad hes still getting the recognition he and his band earned. Still feel like he is a slept on guitarist, dude just rips the strings.
Happy to hear "when the world ends" is one of his faves as I've always enjoyed that under-the-radar track.
When the world ends is amazing!! It is definitely a under the radar song that definitely that shouldn't be under the radar
What a great songwriter, musician, singer Dave is. The band as a whole is amazing. The meaningful, beautiful music they've made and continue to make will resonate and live on forever ❤🎶❤️
Dave telling he use to watch Robert Fripp makes me so happy 😂❤
“It (a song) can mean a mountain to somebody else and I might have just intended a molehill.”
- _Dave Matthews_ on “Crash Into Me” and the power of music and personal meaning.
It just dawned on me that I have been a fan for twenty years! Grey Street was the song that came out the first time I fell in love, fall of '02, and it was my favorite song back then and I cannot think of another song that describes my life. Melody so happy, but lyrics so sad... I've definitely kept a smile on my face despite feeling internal chaos ever since being a teenager and falling in love that fall, with both a boy and Grey Street.
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The explanation of “Crash Into Me” was phenomenal
Thank you for this! My favorite band of all time and this was wonderful 😊
one of the greatest bands of all time
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Had the opportunity to see them live and it was simply amazing. Dave is just an amazing guitar player and their live performances are stellar. Can't wait for them to come to Europe again.
He came! Hope you had a chance to see him live!
I absolutely love him ❤! His band has been by far my favourite for sometime now. They're incredibly talented musicians able to create real masterpiece songs. I'm a huge fan. 🤩✌️
He’s slowly become my favorite artist. What a catalogue!
One of the top American songwriters of all time
Thought he was South African
There is a great recording out there of Dave playing at a Frat house playing the music to Satellite but with completely different lyrics. Its called After Her. Not only is the band enormously talented with profound music, they also represent a much simpler time. They represent an entire era of live music that is cherished by those who got to experience it.
Sattelite...what a beautiful song! Don't Drink the water is amazing too, Carter Beauford is an incredible drummer. Love DMB!
Carter HATED that song at first! Lol crazy cause he nails it!!!
Just saw them live, “Madman’s Eyes” was insanely great
been a since 1994 and counting. love this interview.
So many great memories. I could hear this for hours, their music has been such an important part of my life. I wish he expanded on their live music and how they changed these songs through practice on the road and constant improvisation
I’ve been listening to DMB since the 90s and have such respect for the music they have created over the past 30 years. When I hear an interview like this, it makes me have respect for him, specifically. He sounds like a smart, funny, and eloquent person, and the world is just a little bit better while Dave and his band are with us.
I got to see Dave Matthews Band in early nineties when they came to Wilmington, North Carolina, and were first starting out. They came and played at the Airport. It was a small concert, and only their very first CD was out. I couldn't wait to get it. I think they have a brilliant style. Thanks Dave Matthews for decades of great music!
Thank you Dave. Enjoyed the commentary and forever.. the messages and your band's music.
Love this dude. Love the whole band. He is such a down to earth human being. Why not crush on this interview?
It was great growing up in the 90s with these guys. I remember that rainy night I bought BTCS and driving around for hours listening to it over and over.
2nd generation DMB fan. Took my oldest to a show this summer and he is now a forever fan! 3 generations of fans in my family and in so many others! I’d say the legacy will live on forever.
How could Crush not make the cut? Come on...
There are so many. Incredible band.
That bass line 🤤
Hearing Dave explain the songs that shaped my life and my opinions on life etc, songs that at times quite literally saved my life, is like wrapping a warm blanket around myself and finding comfort and peace
Blargh.
DMB holds such a special place in my heart but his live collaborations with Tim Reynolds were the single most incredible performances ever!
Really really great video. I’m not a fan of his music but clearly he touches and adds bits of meaning to a lot of peoples lives and he’s brilliant at what he does. Really thoughtful. His music will last. Mostly though I’ll always be thankful to him for signing M.Doughty’s first solo album.
Gosh, this makes me like Dave even more. So influential in so many lives.
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Super humble and immensely talented.
Blargh.
I’m glad to have been running a restaurant/bar in C’ville during DMB’s inception. Dave is a brilliant songwriter and plays the music how they want to play it, not just to please the masses. ❤️😎🎸
Its awesome and fortunate that he made some of his best classic tunes while i was coming of age.
Dave Matthews, the DMB Fam will be forever dancing with the GrooGrux King, your music will live on long beyond our kin.