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DMB CD Collection ??

Unread post by DSeibel » Tue Sep 28, 2004 6:39 pm

Hi

I have most of the Dave studio CD's however I would like to get your input on a complete DMB collection. I am most concerned with studio, Live albums, and any other's you can think of. Can someone direct me to a web site, or give me a list.

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Unread post by whip3512 » Tue Sep 28, 2004 6:44 pm

Just go to the official website's discography on http://www.dmband.com/sights/sights_main.asp
As far as studio albums go, I STRONGLY recomend Before These Crowded Streets!

Live: I'd say either Live in Chicago or Live at Red Rocks. The Dave and Tim album Live at Luther is excellent too. But as far as band albums, Chicago or Red Rocks. Also, the Gorge set came out last summer and that includes a DVD, so it's worth checking out.

Others: Dave's solo album (Some Devil) is pretty steller as well. It takes a few listens through for some to like it though.
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Unread post by DSeibel » Tue Sep 28, 2004 8:49 pm

Yeah..I have alot of these....I was more looking for any rare realeases you guys knew of. I heard the Warehouse has a few.....also...I heard there is a Some Devil Live ???

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Unread post by 2StepGranny » Tue Sep 28, 2004 9:03 pm

If you want concert downloads I would go here, http://www.antsmarching.org Go to Tour Central and just browse through each show and download as many as you can. They are not official releases, but they are all live and most have very good quality. So if you want, give that a try :-)
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Unread post by taylordb » Tue Sep 28, 2004 9:45 pm

2StepGranny wrote:If you want concert downloads I would go here, http://www.antsmarching.org Go to Tour Central and just browse through each show and download as many as you can. They are not official releases, but they are all live and most have very good quality. So if you want, give that a try :-)
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Unread post by 2StepGranny » Wed Sep 29, 2004 3:53 am

taylordb wrote:
2StepGranny wrote:If you want concert downloads I would go here, http://www.antsmarching.org Go to Tour Central and just browse through each show and download as many as you can. They are not official releases, but they are all live and most have very good quality. So if you want, give that a try :-)
Or you can go to the Trading Depot forum right here at good old DMBTabs and get hooked up :wink:
Or you can do that ;-)
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Unread post by taylordb » Wed Sep 29, 2004 4:15 am

2StepGranny wrote:
taylordb wrote:
2StepGranny wrote:If you want concert downloads I would go here, http://www.antsmarching.org Go to Tour Central and just browse through each show and download as many as you can. They are not official releases, but they are all live and most have very good quality. So if you want, give that a try :-)
Or you can go to the Trading Depot forum right here at good old DMBTabs and get hooked up :wink:
Or you can do that ;-)
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Unread post by mangold » Wed Sep 29, 2004 1:38 pm

live at luther college is by far the finest cd (or 2 cd's) ever. thats my favorite kind of music, just acoustic guitar....mmmmyeahh
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Unread post by ericwormann » Wed Sep 29, 2004 4:10 pm

I would say that listener Supported is their best live cd.

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Unread post by GSR » Wed Sep 29, 2004 4:54 pm

winglet82 wrote:I would say that listener Supported is their best live cd.
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Unread post by jkanter » Wed Sep 29, 2004 5:50 pm

How can anyone NOT think that Red Rocks Disc 1 is the best single DMB CD ever pressed.

All 1995 jammed out songs

Seek Up
Proudest Monkey->Satellite
Two Step(timmy Jam)->BOWA
Recently->Water-Wine Jam->LIOG
Nancies->Warehouse

AND THEY ARE ALL AMAZING VERSIONS! Honestly guys...come on

And while it's not AS good, Red Rocks disc 2 with some amazing versions of songs......fuckgin great timmy jam on Rhyme and Reason......RIDICULOUS drum solo by Carter to start off a great #36.....Great watchtower to end along with a sick solo Typical...come on guys...just come on
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Unread post by mbgreen » Wed Sep 29, 2004 6:31 pm

jkanter wrote:How can anyone NOT think that Red Rocks Disc 1 is the best single DMB CD ever pressed.

All 1995 jammed out songs

Seek Up
Proudest Monkey->Satellite
Two Step(timmy Jam)->BOWA
Recently->Water-Wine Jam->LIOG
Nancies->Warehouse

AND THEY ARE ALL AMAZING VERSIONS! Honestly guys...come on

And while it's not AS good, Red Rocks disc 2 with some amazing versions of songs......fuckgin great timmy jam on Rhyme and Reason......RIDICULOUS drum solo by Carter to start off a great #36.....Great watchtower to end along with a sick solo Typical...come on guys...just come on
Finally someone who knows what theyre talking about.

Listener supported was an average show...it showcased what a typical dmb concert can be like, but it didn't even come close to showing what the band can do when theyre inspired. None of the other live releases have the hunger in them that Red Rocks did.
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Unread post by bngholio14 » Wed Sep 29, 2004 7:06 pm

I love Tim's solos on Two Step and #36 from RR. LiC is another great live cd though.

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Unread post by chosta » Wed Sep 29, 2004 8:45 pm

mbgreen wrote:
jkanter wrote:How can anyone NOT think that Red Rocks Disc 1 is the best single DMB CD ever pressed.

All 1995 jammed out songs

Seek Up
Proudest Monkey->Satellite
Two Step(timmy Jam)->BOWA
Recently->Water-Wine Jam->LIOG
Nancies->Warehouse

AND THEY ARE ALL AMAZING VERSIONS! Honestly guys...come on

And while it's not AS good, Red Rocks disc 2 with some amazing versions of songs......fuckgin great timmy jam on Rhyme and Reason......RIDICULOUS drum solo by Carter to start off a great #36.....Great watchtower to end along with a sick solo Typical...come on guys...just come on
Finally someone who knows what theyre talking about.

Listener supported was an average show...it showcased what a typical dmb concert can be like, but it didn't even come close to showing what the band can do when theyre inspired. None of the other live releases have the hunger in them that Red Rocks did.
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Unread post by mangold » Wed Sep 29, 2004 8:52 pm

jkanter wrote:How can anyone NOT think that Red Rocks Disc 1 is the best single DMB CD ever pressed.

All 1995 jammed out songs

Seek Up
Proudest Monkey->Satellite
Two Step(timmy Jam)->BOWA
Recently->Water-Wine Jam->LIOG
Nancies->Warehouse

AND THEY ARE ALL AMAZING VERSIONS! Honestly guys...come on

And while it's not AS good, Red Rocks disc 2 with some amazing versions of songs......fuckgin great timmy jam on Rhyme and Reason......RIDICULOUS drum solo by Carter to start off a great #36.....Great watchtower to end along with a sick solo Typical...come on guys...just come on
whoa... kanters like ubiquitous... you dont know if hes watchin then blammo! he posts. To be honest i dont own red rocks yet, i've heard many of the songs on it but i dont own it
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