Glad to see you took the effort to get this posted! There’s not many DMB reactions online, presumably because they get blocked. Which really surprised me, because DMB owes a lot of its success to bootlegs, which were encouraged at the time. I saw them in concert in 1998 or so, maybe six rows back, and the guy next to me shamelessly and obviously duct-taped a microphone to his baseball cap to record the whole show. Nobody seemed to mind.
I can tell you're someone who would appreciate their song "Warehouse", because that's a song that brings you on a whole journey. Absolutely everything they do live is amazing. Definitely one of the most talented bands of all time.
🇬🇧 Never heard of neither band nor song, but BOY was it good! Great tune, singer had a great voice too. Really really enjoyed this one, thank you to whoever requested it. ❤🎼
Check out some of Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Accoustic to really hear what he can do with his voice. Bartender is a really popular one, but my personal fave is So Damn Lucky.
Love seeing someone discovering the fun that early DMB was! Since you enjoyed this, I recommend The Dreaming Tree from this same concert and All Along The Watchtower from the Central Park Concert. Actually, you can't go wrong with anything from the Central Park concert! 😁♥️
I’ve been a fan from the jump and couldn’t pick a favorite album but their live shows are a life altering experience. Thanks for doing this one. Don’t stop. 🤟🏼
When it comes to a live BAND, it doesn't get much better. You should always react to DMB with the live videos when you can, but their studio production is just as detailed and precise as their live performances. Still one of the top selling concert acts year after year since the mid 90s's. Their first 5 albums are still their best music.
❤DMB is classic 90s. Dave has the most distictive voice and they are all superb musicians. What Would You Say is probably my fave.......but it is too hard to pick just one. One of the BEST live performances I have ever seen
Their live shows are unreal. The riffs, the solos, just amazing. There is a live performance of their song '42' in which the Band the Flecktones is up on stage with the Dave Matthews Band. That song alone lasted more than 30 minutes with all the solos and riffs and it is an absolutely glorious 30 minutes. And then you go into the Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds duo live performances and again just amazing. Their Radio City Music Hall concert is amazing. Suggest 'Bartender' from that though the whole concert is worth watching, and I believe is up on Dave Matthews youtube channel. There are a bunch of amazing live sets from them. The above songs, "jimi thing' live in New York. Pretty much anything you can find live of them. There are some great focus videos on Carter Beauford's drumming. The whole band is very charitable, especially in their hometown of Charlette. From food, school, to music foundations.
LOVE that you're doing Dave! Here's the thing... you could listen to that same song on the studio album and it would be different yet still great. You could listen to it in concert with the full band and it would be different than the other two, yet still great. With Dave, you might get the following: -- Solo Dave: Things like the Tiny Desk Concert has just him and his guitar. -- Dave & Tim: Dueling acoustic guitars. -- Dave & Carter: The Warehouse Sessions are great! Guitar + Drums only or Piano + Drums only. -- Dave Matthews Band Studio: Clean cut studio versions of their songs. -- Dave Matthews Band Live: All the musicians are extremely talented. And on any given night, it might be your favorite version of the song as they "feel" the music and go with the flow. A 5 minute song might turn into a 17 minute song. And this is the crazy thing... I'd pick the studio version for 99% of bands, but with Dave, the live might be better. It's all amazing! Keep going down this rabbit hole... you won't regret it. And get yourself to a concert. If they're in your city for multiple days, each concert set will be different. Go Day 1... you'll probably want to go back Day 2. Cheers! :)
I'd like to suggest you try "Bartender" Live at Radio City Music Hall with just Dave and his guitarist Tim Reynolds. This song is completely different from Ants Marching and you'll get to see the immense talent more isolated. :)
@@erinhansen2110 Bartender is a popular one, probably the best acoustic performance for a reaction channel. I think his musical taste, from what I've seen, would own toward So Damn Lucky.
OMG hearing this music and soooo many beautiful elements to it and they nail EVERYTHING you know you’re in the presence of greatness!!!! And that’s only this song!!! 😮😮😮
I saw them 3 times in the late 90s. To me, they were one of the best bands, ever. I personally liked the studio version better although the energy at the concerts was great. They drew a lot of college students to the shows. I thought Dave was hot 🔥.
This song is a fun one to sing at the top of your lungs. Especially the last lines... loose ends loose ends try not to offend cut cut. LOLOL When it first came out, yep I'm "that old", I absolutely loved loved love it. Still do. May I suggest a fun, unique sounding, band that's as fresh as DMB? "Jump Little Children". Their earlier tunes. Enjoy.
I was first exposed to the Dave Mattews Band, when they opened 3 shows for the Grateful Dead in Las Vegas in 1995. This really blew my mind, it was so fun and an electric violin is not common!!! Fantastic song!!!👍👍👌👌✌✌😁😁
Piedmont Park, Atlanta Georgia, is the venue that always has the best of the best. Dave Matthew's is a strange dude but boy can he make some great music..
Truly one of the greatest live bands performing today. No knocks against their records, but they are just ELECTRIC performers on stage. Up tempo funky numbers like this and Warehouse or #41 and beautiful, lilting ballads like Satellite and Samurai Cop. Explore DMB more!
Great selection for a start but Dave Matthews Band has so many layers. They sound just as good live (if not better) as they do on their recordings. Do more Dave!
DMB in concert is such an experience. :) I hope you listen to more! Also, they are very different live vs studio albums. They are very jammy live, but god it is such a vibe there. And lots of pot. hahaha
My most favorite of all time! Dude in the horns, LeRoi Moore, was killed in 2008 in an atv accident.. Boyd Tinsley, violin, was exposed in the #MeToo movement & left.. I’m still so mad about it.. All Along The Watchtower from Central Park is bananas.. 120k people, perfect late summer night, the middle of Manhattan.. being there was soul altering..
Man, jsut do the whole album! lol I know, but we can dream! Great react, cannot go wrong with DMB, I love he original lineup but they still bring it, freakin amazing band bro, Go See Them!
Yeah, they played live for years together before ever recording an album. So they had ample opportunity to really dial this in BEFORE any recording, and frankly they’ve only gotten better since!!!
I knew you'd love it! I think Dave blew out his voice a little on the previous song, but who cares, it's magnificent. That whole concert, actually, is fire! You want energy? Now that you've been formally introduced, check out "Louisiana Bayou" from that concert. They knew they kilt it by the end of that song. There's more where that came from!
My son’s friend turned me on to DMB in mid 1990’s. If you need a little energy to get through your day, put on little Dave Matthews Band. They’re still rocking’!
Sir. If you enjoyed that live performance, check out their Live at Central Park concert starting with “All Along The Watchtower” “Two Step” “Too Much” or “So Much To Say” Honestly, every song that show was great, but those in my opinion have the most energy and variation throughout. Good reaction sir!!
Oh, you watched the short version.😬😉Anyway, fantastic live band every one should see at least once & they tour every year so you';ve no excuse not to. That said, please consider checking out #41 (LIVE version) also. 🥂
Dude. Live is the only way to really get a sense of how amazing this band really is. Other songs that may blow your mind: The Stone. Warehouse. Bartender. #41, Lie in our graves, and oh how the lust does grow. Just find what you can, it’s worth every second plus some!!!
Do yourself a favor, go see them live this summer! There's a reason why they sell out shows EVERY year since the mid 90s. Best to react to their songs in live format. Their studio music is good too, but it loses some of their energy IMO. Warehouse Stay, Wastin Time #41 (my personal fave) All Along the Watchtower (cover of Bob Dylan, also made famous by Jimi Hendrix)
They sound like shit live most of the time. Major timing and intonation issues. I love a fun jam session with great musicians riffing off each other but that was painful throughout. Their studio versions are always top notch though. Carter Beauford is always rock solid live, and the only thing I really focus on when i hear them live.
😂 theyve made a living off of playing live for over 40 years 😂....so obviously youre very wrong. ive seen them live over 30 times & have never once ever heard them sound bad in any way shape or form. Not one musician in that band has ever sounded bad live. Thats why theyre so successful. Thats like saying "Pete Rose was bad at hitting" or "Tom Brady was bad at throwing a football" 🤦
@Bobaman5400 yeah their fans don't care too much about musicality, so good for all of you. Being out of tune isn't something that falls under opinion. The violin is particularly hideous when it comes to intonation a lot of the time. Use your ears during his solo in this. Its grotesque. . Neither are tempo and timing issues, both of which are major problems for them live despite carter being an absolute stud and trying to keep them together. Selling tickets doesn't automatically mean good musicianship lol. Thats like saying Taylor swift is the greatest musician alive right now because she sells so many tix.
Sorry about all the video modifications, it was getting blocked. Had to do what I had to do to get this uploaded. Too good not to share. Thanks all.
Glad to see you took the effort to get this posted! There’s not many DMB reactions online, presumably because they get blocked. Which really surprised me, because DMB owes a lot of its success to bootlegs, which were encouraged at the time. I saw them in concert in 1998 or so, maybe six rows back, and the guy next to me shamelessly and obviously duct-taped a microphone to his baseball cap to record the whole show. Nobody seemed to mind.
Not a band ever in history , could touch these guys live.
Ever. Simply amazing !!
One of the best bands of the last 45 years easily
I can tell you're someone who would appreciate their song "Warehouse", because that's a song that brings you on a whole journey. Absolutely everything they do live is amazing. Definitely one of the most talented bands of all time.
💯 Warehouse specifically for him next.
Saw DMB for the first time in 97’. 30+ shows later and they are still my all time favorite live band
Yep! Counting down days til the CREEKIN WEEKEND
Carter Beauford on drums and he is an absolute beast
Facts. He gets busy on those sticks.
🇬🇧 Never heard of neither band nor song, but BOY was it good! Great tune, singer had a great voice too. Really really enjoyed this one, thank you to whoever requested it. ❤🎼
Check out some of Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Accoustic to really hear what he can do with his voice. Bartender is a really popular one, but my personal fave is So Damn Lucky.
Love seeing someone discovering the fun that early DMB was! Since you enjoyed this, I recommend The Dreaming Tree from this same concert and All Along The Watchtower from the Central Park Concert. Actually, you can't go wrong with anything from the Central Park concert! 😁♥️
DMB is one of the best bands from the 90s and beyond. Truly some masters at making some knee slapping music
The Dave Matthews Band always brings it! Their gifts are of pure genius! Incredible & amazing.
One of the best jam session live shows I’ve ever seen! DMB is incredible and always a blast!!
Seen them 36 times, bought tix for shows 37 and 38 yesterday morning. The live experience of this band is priceless.
I’ve been a fan from the jump and couldn’t pick a favorite album but their live shows are a life altering experience. Thanks for doing this one. Don’t stop. 🤟🏼
Absolutely life altering!!!
listened to this a million times back in the day... never really "heard" it until today.
I live in Roanoke. Grew up with these guys right up the road. Seen them 10 times since "96. Best live band on the planet
I love watching people become fans of my favorite band!
When it comes to a live BAND, it doesn't get much better. You should always react to DMB with the live videos when you can, but their studio production is just as detailed and precise as their live performances. Still one of the top selling concert acts year after year since the mid 90s's. Their first 5 albums are still their best music.
❤DMB is classic 90s. Dave has the most distictive voice and they are all superb musicians. What Would You Say is probably my fave.......but it is too hard to pick just one. One of the BEST live performances I have ever seen
My favorite band ❤❤ I've seen them live a dozen times and they're just brilliant. Superb musicians came together to make a fucking superb band. 👏🏼
Their live shows are unreal. The riffs, the solos, just amazing. There is a live performance of their song '42' in which the Band the Flecktones is up on stage with the Dave Matthews Band. That song alone lasted more than 30 minutes with all the solos and riffs and it is an absolutely glorious 30 minutes.
And then you go into the Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds duo live performances and again just amazing. Their Radio City Music Hall concert is amazing. Suggest 'Bartender' from that though the whole concert is worth watching, and I believe is up on Dave Matthews youtube channel.
There are a bunch of amazing live sets from them. The above songs, "jimi thing' live in New York. Pretty much anything you can find live of them.
There are some great focus videos on Carter Beauford's drumming.
The whole band is very charitable, especially in their hometown of Charlette. From food, school, to music foundations.
And so much more . . . these guys are pure energy, professionalism, creativity, soul. I hope you listen to more.
I was at this concert! Did you see me in the crowd? 🤣🤣 but really, I was there and it was amazing.
You are totally exhausted after each of their shows. They never stop. The energy is through the roof!
LOVE that you're doing Dave! Here's the thing... you could listen to that same song on the studio album and it would be different yet still great. You could listen to it in concert with the full band and it would be different than the other two, yet still great.
With Dave, you might get the following:
-- Solo Dave: Things like the Tiny Desk Concert has just him and his guitar.
-- Dave & Tim: Dueling acoustic guitars.
-- Dave & Carter: The Warehouse Sessions are great! Guitar + Drums only or Piano + Drums only.
-- Dave Matthews Band Studio: Clean cut studio versions of their songs.
-- Dave Matthews Band Live: All the musicians are extremely talented. And on any given night, it might be your favorite version of the song as they "feel" the music and go with the flow. A 5 minute song might turn into a 17 minute song.
And this is the crazy thing... I'd pick the studio version for 99% of bands, but with Dave, the live might be better. It's all amazing!
Keep going down this rabbit hole... you won't regret it. And get yourself to a concert. If they're in your city for multiple days, each concert set will be different. Go Day 1... you'll probably want to go back Day 2.
Cheers! :)
I'd like to suggest you try "Bartender" Live at Radio City Music Hall with just Dave and his guitarist Tim Reynolds. This song is completely different from Ants Marching and you'll get to see the immense talent more isolated. :)
💯 🎯 on point 👌
@@erinhansen2110 Bartender is a popular one, probably the best acoustic performance for a reaction channel. I think his musical taste, from what I've seen, would own toward So Damn Lucky.
OMG hearing this music and soooo many beautiful elements to it and they nail EVERYTHING you know you’re in the presence of greatness!!!! And that’s only this song!!! 😮😮😮
I saw them 3 times in the late 90s. To me, they were one of the best bands, ever. I personally liked the studio version better although the energy at the concerts was great. They drew a lot of college students to the shows. I thought Dave was hot 🔥.
YESSSS!!!! YAY!!! One of my MOST favorite songs EVER!!! TOO **KickAss** Ha Weeeee!!!
OMG.....YES!!! I was there!!! Huge DMB fan...They have a ton of live stuff on TH-cam.
"Crash Into Me, Don't Drink The Water, Two Step, The Space Between, Lie In Our Grave" all musts (so many more!
This song is a fun one to sing at the top of your lungs. Especially the last lines... loose ends loose ends try not to offend cut cut. LOLOL When it first came out, yep I'm "that old", I absolutely loved loved love it. Still do. May I suggest a fun, unique sounding, band that's as fresh as DMB? "Jump Little Children". Their earlier tunes. Enjoy.
It's great to see someone react to DMB who appreciates all the talent in one Band. Been to 26 DMB shows since 98 and always the best time.
I was first exposed to the Dave Mattews Band, when they opened 3 shows for the Grateful Dead in Las Vegas in 1995. This really blew my mind, it was so fun and an electric violin is not common!!! Fantastic song!!!👍👍👌👌✌✌😁😁
I love them. Saw them in concert. They are a great touring band.
Piedmont Park, Atlanta Georgia, is the venue that always has the best of the best. Dave Matthew's is a strange dude but boy can he make some great music..
I love this band! So incredibly talented! Amazing performers! Dave is a musical and lyrical genius!
Truly one of the greatest live bands performing today. No knocks against their records, but they are just ELECTRIC performers on stage. Up tempo funky numbers like this and Warehouse or #41 and beautiful, lilting ballads like Satellite and Samurai Cop. Explore DMB more!
Great selection for a start but Dave Matthews Band has so many layers. They sound just as good live (if not better) as they do on their recordings. Do more Dave!
DMB in concert is such an experience. :) I hope you listen to more! Also, they are very different live vs studio albums. They are very jammy live, but god it is such a vibe there. And lots of pot. hahaha
ONE OF MY FAVORITE BANDS EVER! YOU HAVE TO SEE THEM IN CONCERT! AMAZING! IT'S A WHOLE EXPERIENCE!!❤❤❤
Dave Matthews Band -The Last Stop (Live In Chicago '98)
Good suggestion!
Great band, great reaction. Please do more live DMB!!
Excellent musicians ❤❤
My most favorite of all time! Dude in the horns, LeRoi Moore, was killed in 2008 in an atv accident.. Boyd Tinsley, violin, was exposed in the #MeToo movement & left.. I’m still so mad about it.. All Along The Watchtower from Central Park is bananas.. 120k people, perfect late summer night, the middle of Manhattan.. being there was soul altering..
The Dave Matthew's BAND was one of the most talented bands ever.
Is*
Man, jsut do the whole album! lol I know, but we can dream! Great react, cannot go wrong with DMB, I love he original lineup but they still bring it, freakin amazing band bro, Go See Them!
Best reaction video I’ve seen. So awesome 👏
Yeah, they played live for years together before ever recording an album. So they had ample opportunity to really dial this in BEFORE any recording, and frankly they’ve only gotten better since!!!
Go see then live. Seriously. They are on tour right now.
I knew you'd love it! I think Dave blew out his voice a little on the previous song, but who cares, it's magnificent. That whole concert, actually, is fire! You want energy? Now that you've been formally introduced, check out "Louisiana Bayou" from that concert. They knew they kilt it by the end of that song. There's more where that came from!
Love DMB, favorite band currently touring. I have see them live 3 to 7 times per year for almost 20 years.
This is just part of a typical three plus hour show. One of the best live shows out there. Go see them.
My son’s friend turned me on to DMB in mid 1990’s. If you need a little energy to get through your day, put on little Dave Matthews Band. They’re still rocking’!
Sir. If you enjoyed that live performance, check out their Live at Central Park concert starting with “All Along The Watchtower” “Two Step” “Too Much” or “So Much To Say”
Honestly, every song that show was great, but those in my opinion have the most energy and variation throughout.
Good reaction sir!!
If you didn't yet, take a listen to DMB's "Two Step" from the Central Park Concert. It is ... beyond words.
Oh, you watched the short version.😬😉Anyway, fantastic live band every one should see at least once & they tour every year so you';ve no excuse not to. That said, please consider checking out #41 (LIVE version) also. 🥂
More DMB live please!!
The drummer is truly phenomenal
Check out Bartender with Tim in NYC and All Along the Watch Tower at Central Park
Well that’s Tinsley. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Everyone reacts to this version where his voice is completely shot at the end of a show 😂 still sounds great but he doesn't usually sound like this
Live is the only way to do DMB!! more please
Dude. Live is the only way to really get a sense of how amazing this band really is. Other songs that may blow your mind: The Stone. Warehouse. Bartender. #41, Lie in our graves, and oh how the lust does grow. Just find what you can, it’s worth every second plus some!!!
List, not lust🤣
DMB the bomb
DMB ❤❤
If you want to see fun…find Dave’s version of You Can Call Me Al from the Grammy’s Paul Simon Tribute.
Dave Matthews is a jam band. Always better live
there is a reason ive seen them 39 times live in concert....you just saw one of those reasons....
Yseen tgseen them8 times in 5 years. I’m 73
More DMB please. Was at this concert.
We mourn our Gru Grux King. rip
Dude react to Jimi Thing live in Central Park and you will be a Dave Mathews fan for life
Salvo , Try Cortez the killer with Warren Haynes live …trust me you won’t be disappointed..❤MSG 2018 by the way …
Eff the song. I want the motor on the left. Is that Temu?
Do yourself a favor, go see them live this summer! There's a reason why they sell out shows EVERY year since the mid 90s. Best to react to their songs in live format. Their studio music is good too, but it loses some of their energy IMO.
Warehouse
Stay, Wastin Time
#41 (my personal fave)
All Along the Watchtower (cover of Bob Dylan, also made famous by Jimi Hendrix)
Smoking
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Try the newer release- Madman.
Nobody eill buck Dave
Not my favorite song of his. I'd try Don't Drink the Water. Or Crash.
They sound like shit live most of the time. Major timing and intonation issues. I love a fun jam session with great musicians riffing off each other but that was painful throughout. Their studio versions are always top notch though. Carter Beauford is always rock solid live, and the only thing I really focus on when i hear them live.
😂 theyve made a living off of playing live for over 40 years 😂....so obviously youre very wrong. ive seen them live over 30 times & have never once ever heard them sound bad in any way shape or form. Not one musician in that band has ever sounded bad live. Thats why theyre so successful. Thats like saying "Pete Rose was bad at hitting" or "Tom Brady was bad at throwing a football" 🤦
@Bobaman5400 yeah their fans don't care too much about musicality, so good for all of you. Being out of tune isn't something that falls under opinion. The violin is particularly hideous when it comes to intonation a lot of the time. Use your ears during his solo in this. Its grotesque. . Neither are tempo and timing issues, both of which are major problems for them live despite carter being an absolute stud and trying to keep them together. Selling tickets doesn't automatically mean good musicianship lol. Thats like saying Taylor swift is the greatest musician alive right now because she sells so many tix.