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Unread post by DMBFreak84 » Tue Jul 22, 2003 7:09 am

cave_cricket wrote:i enjoy the lovely ladies as well....i must be the craziest DMB fan out there.... they have amazing voices...i like when they sing on a few songs...i wouldn't them out on the whole show but they do add to some songs....especially (IMHO - which is not shared with too many people) JTR, Angel, Stay and Everyday/#36

Maybe I'm just not as quick to dislike something as others....oh well we all have our tastes and that is why this place is great....I respect your opinion if you respect mine. :lol:

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Unread post by gcom007 » Tue Jul 22, 2003 7:11 am

cave_cricket wrote:i enjoy the lovely ladies as well....i must be the craziest DMB fan out there.... they have amazing voices...i like when they sing on a few songs...i wouldn't them out on the whole show but they do add to some songs....especially (IMHO - which is not shared with too many people) JTR, Angel, Stay and Everyday/#36

Maybe I'm just not as quick to dislike something as others....oh well we all have our tastes and that is why this place is great....I respect your opinion if you respect mine. :lol:

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Unread post by rin » Tue Jul 22, 2003 11:35 am

the only song i would possibly concede the lovely ladies sound good on is stay

BUT, i have to say it's much more humorous to see carter and butch sing the those high parts falsetto

i just don't like them on any other songs. i think their style is too overbearing and just doesn't fit with the band.

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Unread post by cave_cricket » Tue Jul 22, 2003 11:41 am

gcom007 wrote:
cave_cricket wrote:i enjoy the lovely ladies as well....i must be the craziest DMB fan out there.... they have amazing voices...i like when they sing on a few songs...i wouldn't them out on the whole show but they do add to some songs....especially (IMHO - which is not shared with too many people) JTR, Angel, Stay and Everyday/#36

Maybe I'm just not as quick to dislike something as others....oh well we all have our tastes and that is why this place is great....I respect your opinion if you respect mine. :lol:

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I liked the lovely ladies on songs like JTR, stay, granny, every 36 days, true reflections and maybe a couple others, but I didn't like them on all the everyday songs or BOWA.
i agree with BOWA and would add Minarets to the songs they should NOT be on

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Unread post by ModestMouse2003 » Tue Jul 22, 2003 6:08 pm

he also messes up DDTW, about 5:20 in the CD and DVD he fumbles some lyrics. QUite funny,
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Unread post by goalten106 » Wed Jul 23, 2003 4:12 pm

i really like fulsom. i think the fulsom version of ants marching (CD version) could be my favorite live version of that song ive heard to date. bartender is also pretty sweet. i dont know why you guys are slagging it... :?

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Unread post by Brock » Wed Jul 23, 2003 4:18 pm

I agree that it is a good CD; however, it is quite difficult to match up to the very, very high-quality prior live releases that the band has put out (Red Rocks, Luther College, etc.), and most people here (and pretty much everywhere else) aren't very big fans of Everyday, which is showcased heavily on FF.
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Unread post by DrFartbrain » Thu Jul 24, 2003 12:14 pm

It had it's high and low points, like most people would probably say.
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Unread post by DreaminBassMunky » Thu Jul 24, 2003 8:07 pm

I enjoyed Folsom for a few reasons, A] Everyday was really good. I don't really like Everyday usually but for some reason that song really hit me right. B] Watchtower. I'll leave it at that. C] They gave us live releases of songs that had not previously had official live releases. Such as JTR and a lot of the Everday stuff. D] JTR also hits a good chord with me.

Also I didn't like Ants on FOlsom. I think Dave's voice was really kinda bland. In all I would take all the other live releases over Folsom, but that's just me.

Can someone verify this for me ( I know it's kinda off subject) but in Listener Supported does dave blow a verse on Rhyme and Reason? I think he does, but I don't really remember.
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Unread post by Davy28 » Sun Jul 27, 2003 1:38 am

Where the hell do you get the folsom field dvd anyway? the CD is all over the place, but I haven't been able to find the dvd anywhere. Is is one of those napster member only bootlegs, like storytellers or lillywhite?
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Unread post by isaac » Sun Jul 27, 2003 1:58 am

no...it's an official release. think you might have to keep looking.
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Unread post by aleceiffel » Sun Jul 27, 2003 10:42 pm

DreaminBassMunky wrote:Can someone verify this for me ( I know it's kinda off subject) but in Listener Supported does dave blow a verse on Rhyme and Reason? I think he does, but I don't really remember.
Yeah, in the third verse he sings the tied in knots bit etc, instead of talking to myself, a tv blares.

But it's still a damn fine version of the song, especially on the DVD when you can see Carter behind him doing those bloody damn fast fills, then flipping his drumstick around. Ah, I need a cigarette now.
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Unread post by DreaminBassMunky » Sat Aug 02, 2003 5:28 pm

aleceiffel wrote:
DreaminBassMunky wrote:Can someone verify this for me ( I know it's kinda off subject) but in Listener Supported does dave blow a verse on Rhyme and Reason? I think he does, but I don't really remember.
Yeah, in the third verse he sings the tied in knots bit etc, instead of talking to myself, a tv blares.

But it's still a damn fine version of the song, especially on the DVD when you can see Carter behind him doing those bloody damn fast fills, then flipping his drumstick around. Ah, I need a cigarette now.
oh absolutly amazing. R & R and The Stone were two of the top reasons I bought that cd, and it's a damn good performance, and hey no one's perfect, not even Dave Matthews.
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