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mlb1399 · Unread post by **mlb1399** » Mon Aug 27, 2007 8:59 am

Just bought this last night and it was awesome. I have grown out of listening to much DMB lately as I didn't like Stand Up and was growing bored of there stuff. This DVD got me excited about some newer songs and playing Dave on guitar. I hate to say this which might be considered blasphemy but I can't wait for the day the band breaks up and it's just Dave and Tim.

L@RC might be one of Dave's best vocal performances. He hits all the right notes and his voice sounds strong through some of the higher notes were his voice usually cracks a little bit(bartender wailing,etc.). Tims fills are amazing and perfect as usual. It's amazing some of the sounds he comes up with and how it just perfectly harmonizes with what Dave is doing.

I actually got chills during Tim's LIOG solo. There was a point were Dave looked over at Tim in absolute disbelief of what he was playing. I own a lot of D&T shows and this definitely ranks up there with the best of them. I highly recommend purchasing this DVD.

littlefriend · Unread post by **littlefriend** » Mon Aug 27, 2007 10:43 am

mlb1399 wrote:Just bought this last night and it was awesome. I have grown out of listening to much DMB lately as I didn't like Stand Up and was growing bored of there stuff. This DVD got me excited about some newer songs and playing Dave on guitar. I hate to say this which might be considered blasphemy but I can't wait for the day the band breaks up and it's just Dave and Tim.

L@RC might be one of Dave's best vocal performances. He hits all the right notes and his voice sounds strong through some of the higher notes were his voice usually cracks a little bit(bartender wailing,etc.). Tims fills are amazing and perfect as usual. It's amazing some of the sounds he comes up with and how it just perfectly harmonizes with what Dave is doing.

I actually got chills during Tim's LIOG solo. There was a point were Dave looked over at Tim in absolute disbelief of what he was playing. I own a lot of D&T shows and this definitely ranks up there with the best of them. I highly recommend purchasing this DVD.

Which part? The three minutes wailing on the one note? I wouldn't say chills. More like the shakes. And I believe that look of disbelief was because Tim played the same note for 3 minutes and the crowd still cheered. "Man, I cannot believe they cheered for that."

Coldchillin · Unread post by **Coldchillin** » Mon Aug 27, 2007 11:46 am

littlefriend wrote:
mlb1399 wrote:Just bought this last night and it was awesome. I have grown out of listening to much DMB lately as I didn't like Stand Up and was growing bored of there stuff. This DVD got me excited about some newer songs and playing Dave on guitar. I hate to say this which might be considered blasphemy but I can't wait for the day the band breaks up and it's just Dave and Tim.

L@RC might be one of Dave's best vocal performances. He hits all the right notes and his voice sounds strong through some of the higher notes were his voice usually cracks a little bit(bartender wailing,etc.). Tims fills are amazing and perfect as usual. It's amazing some of the sounds he comes up with and how it just perfectly harmonizes with what Dave is doing.

I actually got chills during Tim's LIOG solo. There was a point were Dave looked over at Tim in absolute disbelief of what he was playing. I own a lot of D&T shows and this definitely ranks up there with the best of them. I highly recommend purchasing this DVD.
Which part? The three minutes wailing on the one note? I wouldn't say chills. More like the shakes. And I believe that look of disbelief was because Tim played the same note for 3 minutes and the crowd still cheered. "Man, I cannot believe they cheered for that."

rekeen01 · Unread post by **rekeen01** » Mon Aug 27, 2007 11:49 am

I still dont understand if dave was happy about the one-note solo or not??

He says 'thank you' when Tim stops, but what does 'thank you' mean? Did that mean 'thank you' for finally quiting the solo...or what? Was Dave mad for what Tim did?

Martini · Unread post by **Martini** » Mon Aug 27, 2007 12:02 pm

My bets are on that Dave bet Tim that he could play a one note solo and the crowd would still be all over his nuts. And Dave won.

Blake · Unread post by **Blake** » Mon Aug 27, 2007 12:04 pm

I bet Tims family got held hostage and the only way they would let them go is if Tim played a one note solo the whole time.

DrumsFoDaSoul · Unread post by **DrumsFoDaSoul** » Mon Aug 27, 2007 12:53 pm

rekeen01 wrote:I still dont understand if dave was happy about the one-note solo or not??

He says 'thank you' when Tim stops, but what does 'thank you' mean? Did that mean 'thank you' for finally quiting the solo...or what? Was Dave mad for what Tim did?

Watch the documentary when Dave was talking about "playing less and less" to eventually one note. I think Tim was being funny by actually playing one note.

At the end of the solo you see Dave and Tim laughing and Tim saying "One note" He was taking Dave's idea and actually doing it.

fede · Unread post by **fede** » Mon Aug 27, 2007 1:04 pm

Martini wrote:My bets are on that Dave bet Tim that he could play a one note solo and the crowd would still be all over his nuts. And Dave won.

He would be right about me anyway.

Fede

mlb1399 · Unread post by **mlb1399** » Mon Aug 27, 2007 2:19 pm

littlefriend wrote:
mlb1399 wrote:Just bought this last night and it was awesome. I have grown out of listening to much DMB lately as I didn't like Stand Up and was growing bored of there stuff. This DVD got me excited about some newer songs and playing Dave on guitar. I hate to say this which might be considered blasphemy but I can't wait for the day the band breaks up and it's just Dave and Tim.

L@RC might be one of Dave's best vocal performances. He hits all the right notes and his voice sounds strong through some of the higher notes were his voice usually cracks a little bit(bartender wailing,etc.). Tims fills are amazing and perfect as usual. It's amazing some of the sounds he comes up with and how it just perfectly harmonizes with what Dave is doing.

I actually got chills during Tim's LIOG solo. There was a point were Dave looked over at Tim in absolute disbelief of what he was playing. I own a lot of D&T shows and this definitely ranks up there with the best of them. I highly recommend purchasing this DVD.
Which part? The three minutes wailing on the one note? I wouldn't say chills. More like the shakes. And I believe that look of disbelief was because Tim played the same note for 3 minutes and the crowd still cheered. "Man, I cannot believe they cheered for that."

During the small jam.

bense27 · Unread post by **bense27** » Wed Aug 29, 2007 12:44 pm

Finally watched it last night. It was pretty sweet. The documentary was kind of a letdown though.

and the riff Dave plays before Some Devil is awesome.

Easy E · Unread post by **Easy E** » Wed Aug 29, 2007 1:19 pm

rekeen01 wrote:I still dont understand if dave was happy about the one-note solo or not??

He says 'thank you' when Tim stops, but what does 'thank you' mean? Did that mean 'thank you' for finally quiting the solo...or what? Was Dave mad for what Tim did?

I watched it for the first time and Dave says it mockingly meaning "thank you for playing a different note finally"

bense27 · Unread post by **bense27** » Wed Aug 29, 2007 5:11 pm

Tim is the creepiest bastard ever. "I love it when you say vagina"

Easy E · Unread post by **Easy E** » Wed Aug 29, 2007 5:23 pm

my brother was asking me if he is gay, its a possibility

taparoo · Unread post by **taparoo** » Wed Aug 29, 2007 5:24 pm

Easy E wrote:my brother was asking me if he is gay, its a possibility

he has teh marriage and teh kidz

bassman462 · Unread post by **bassman462** » Wed Aug 29, 2007 5:39 pm

taparoo wrote:
Easy E wrote:my brother was asking me if he is gay, its a possibility
he has teh marriage and teh kidz

It's a damn good cover.

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