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i think you mean this....at 2:12 into it from the remember two things version.... E:----------------------------------------------------------- B:----------------------------------------------------------- G:-------------------------------6h7h9-7h9h11-9p7h9--- D:----6h7h9-7h9h11-9p7h9---------------...

damn i was only kidding i didnt mean to start a "dave matthews band/cyber flirting fight"

oooooh a chick playin guitar and likes dave.......do i see marriage? haha

ok mr. perfectionist.......lol grey street sounds like tripping billies backwards to me anyways

haha.....actually i like that song everyday, and grey street

thanks......i mean ill always appreciate his music for what it is, i mean he is one of the most creative musicians of our time, but if you comepare songs like i did it to something like seek up from remember two things i just think that there was more energy and soul in the old shit......see i haven...

true, i guess im just not on the new bandwaggon, maybe i need to listen to more new shit

yeah i just had to stick that in

the stone (album version, from BTCS) is definitly the most relaxing to me.....2nd would have be the dreaming tree or no definitly Two step from live at luther.....when it gets into the piano solo......omg i almost fell asleep driving the first time i heard that on a CD shit.....i meant listener sup...

the stone (album version, from BTCS) is definitly the most relaxing to me.....2nd would have be the dreaming tree or no definitly Two step from live at luther.....when it gets into the piano solo......omg i almost fell asleep driving the first time i heard that on a CD

firedancer86 wrote:seek up (RR) intro...

hellll yeah you cant beat that intro....its the most mellodic song ever!!!

the dreaming tree (not live, the album version)----the way the bass and the lyrics blend is amazing......the best live song would have to be Seek Up from Red Rocks....i mean you just cant beat the violin and the sax

i agree that under the table was one of their best albums.....im just not impressed with everything after before these crowded streets, although i think grey street is an awesome tune....but anyways it seems like theyve lost the mellow sax and the sawing violin jams and tried to get more an electric...

hmmm maybe im just too old......21 anyone? i was reading some things people wrote about seeing dave for the first time in like 2000, does anyone remember the days of 95 and whatnot, where the songs he played live from crash were the brand new ones??

alright....since im new here i dont know if you guys have talked about this but im not really impressed with the new dave stuff, i mean it seems as though hes getting into the whole pop scene and the new cd's just dont compare to the old days....anyone else think it or am i a fish out of water?