Live Trax 11 SPAC 8.29.00

[AlpineValley]

About time we got a quality release!

Live Trax Vol. 11 is for Pre-Order and will be released on 3/25/2008. All merchandise ordered with it will ship after the 3:00PM EDT closing on 3/21/2008.

08.29.2000 SPAC, Saratoga Springs, NY The summer of 2000 found DMB continuing to evolve; each band member was really “coming into their own”, showcasing their individual talents and strengths on stage. Butch Taylor joined DMB during the summer of 2000 and has been performing with Dave Matthews Band ever since! Although the SPAC show occurred towards the end of the summer tour, DMB managed to pull out some real surprises on stage that August evening.

DMB gained traction immediately with show opener The Stone and didn’t slow down until Grace is Gone, a new song introduced that summer. Digging A Ditch is also a song on the SPAC setlist which debuted during the 2000 summer tour. To the delight of every hardcore DMB fan in the house, noted rarity Minarets was performed. Lie In Our Graves was played and featured spectacular solos by Boyd and Butch. The band teased the first few notes of Too Much after Anyone Seen the Bridge but threw the crowd for a loop when they completely switched gears and launched into an incredible Ants Marching jam. #41 was performed with lots of momentum with LeRoi pulling out all the stops. Lastly, Daniel Lanois’ spirited song The Maker is also a highlight of the 2000 SPAC show.

Disc 1

The Stone
Rhyme & Reason
Don’t Drink the Water
#41
Grace Is Gone
JTR
What Would You Say
The Maker
All Along The Watchtower

Disc 2

Crash Into Me
Minarets
Lie In Our Graves
Bartender
So Much To Say
Too Much
Ants Marching
Digging a Ditch
Pantala Naga Pampa
Rapunzel

[Coldchillin]

Probably will buy this one actually.

[taparoo]

Wow, I'm actually looking forward to this release. Very solid set.

and nice cover art

[AlpineValley]

Wow, I'm actually looking forward to this release. Very solid set.

and nice cover art

very nice cover art indeed!
i already pre-ordered it

[Elliottman]

i think ive now lost my enthuiasim for these. Nothing about that CD excites me. Maybe im going off DMB, or maybe ive just heard it all before?

[hofdaddy]

i think ive now lost my enthuiasim for these. Nothing about that CD excites me. Maybe im going off DMB, or maybe ive just heard it all before?

word.

[Mikey]

i think ive now lost my enthuiasim for these. Nothing about that CD excites me. Maybe im going off DMB, or maybe ive just heard it all before?

word.

[Evan]

Weren't alot of people suggesting the SPAC 2000 show when they announced LT 10? Did people actually email the warehouse and they listened?
I'm actually excited for this one, good pick.

[GSR]

i think ive now lost my enthuiasim for these. Nothing about that CD excites me. Maybe im going off DMB, or maybe ive just heard it all before?

word.

[Blake]

good pick

[Coldchillin]

I'll probably pick it up.

[GSR]

FROM US:
The eleventh installment in the Live Trax series gives fans their second taste of the 2000 Summer Tour and their first taste of one of DMB's more popular venues. With the release of this show, we will have 22 officially-released versions of Ants Marching, 20 of Crash Into Me, and 16 each of Don't Drink the Water and All Along the Watchtower. While there are no first-time releases on this show, it's not without its unique moments, such as the Too Much fake » Ants Marching segue; Minarets, which was only played twice on the whole tour; and a mid-set Watchtower, which has become a rarity over the years since this show. There are also a number of songs that haven't seen many releases yet: Digging a Ditch (4), JTR (4), Minarets (4, although this is the same version that appears on Warehouse 5 Vol. 3), and The Maker (6). Four then-new songs from the Lillywhite Sessions are in this setlist: Bartender, Digging a Ditch, Grace Is Gone, and JTR. Absent are Busted Stuff, Grey Street, Raven, and Sweet Up and Down.

The artwork matches that from Live Trax 10, this time with a yellow color scheme and a black-and-white close-up of one of Boyd's violins.

Preorder here.

The more I think about it, the less I care about this release.

We need a pre-'95 live trax.

[hofdaddy]

FROM US:
The eleventh installment in the Live Trax series gives fans their second taste of the 2000 Summer Tour and their first taste of one of DMB's more popular venues. With the release of this show, we will have 22 officially-released versions of Ants Marching, 20 of Crash Into Me, and 16 each of Don't Drink the Water and All Along the Watchtower. While there are no first-time releases on this show, it's not without its unique moments, such as the Too Much fake » Ants Marching segue; Minarets, which was only played twice on the whole tour; and a mid-set Watchtower, which has become a rarity over the years since this show. There are also a number of songs that haven't seen many releases yet: Digging a Ditch (4), JTR (4), Minarets (4, although this is the same version that appears on Warehouse 5 Vol. 3), and The Maker (6). Four then-new songs from the Lillywhite Sessions are in this setlist: Bartender, Digging a Ditch, Grace Is Gone, and JTR. Absent are Busted Stuff, Grey Street, Raven, and Sweet Up and Down.

The artwork matches that from Live Trax 10, this time with a yellow color scheme and a black-and-white close-up of one of Boyd's violins.

Preorder here.

The more I think about it, the less I care about this release.

We need a pre-'95 live trax.

This will be the first and last time I will agree with you. That would be the one I would pick up that is full band

[Blake]

98-00 are my fav years.

[indomitableyam]

Live Trax Vol. 11 is for Pre-Order and will be released on 3/25/2008. All merchandise ordered with it will ship after the 3:00PM EDT closing on 3/21/2008.

08.29.2000 SPAC, Saratoga Springs, NY The summer of 2000 found DMB continuing to evolve; each band member was really “coming into their own”, showcasing their individual talents and strengths on stage. Butch Taylor joined DMB during the summer of 2000 and has been performing with Dave Matthews Band ever since! Although the SPAC show occurred towards the end of the summer tour, DMB managed to pull out some real surprises on stage that August evening.

DMB gained traction immediately with show opener The Stone and didn’t slow down until Grace is Gone, a new song introduced that summer. Digging A Ditch is also a song on the SPAC setlist which debuted during the 2000 summer tour. To the delight of every hardcore DMB fan in the house, noted rarity Minarets was performed. Lie In Our Graves was played and featured spectacular solos by Boyd and Butch. The band teased the first few notes of Too Much after Anyone Seen the Bridge but threw the crowd for a loop when they completely switched gears and launched into an incredible Ants Marching jam. #41 was performed with lots of momentum with LeRoi pulling out all the stops. Lastly, Daniel Lanois’ spirited song The Maker is also a highlight of the 2000 SPAC show.

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