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Lengths traveled to see DMB
dee3s@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Mon Jan 24 17:09:47 1994
minutes from my dorm all the way to Trax!!!
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travelling those distances
SAPIRE@carleton.edu Mon Jan 24 17:51:35 1994
so a story eh?
yeah, two friends and i drove from here
Northfield Minnesota
to Chicago to see the band, an 8-9 hour chug in Jo's jeep,
whee,
and hell they only played for 30 minutes for they were
opening for the Samples
but it was worth it, we'd all agree fortunatly we stayed in chicago
and ate pizza and talked about God
with the Reverend
hey, and ask Dave P. or Drew D.
about driving to Richmond!, sillyness anyhow
ed
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10/26 DMB Tree REPOST
dforbis@birch.ee.vt.edu Tue Jan 25 08:36:31 1994
Greetings Minaretheads -
Finally, at long last, here is the final tree posting for The Dave
Matthews Band show in Charlottesville on 10/26/93. Sorry for all
of the delays, I won't go in to specific reasons for the delay (not
that anyone would care, anyway).
To anyone who hasn't participated in a tree of this nature (sorry to
those who are very familiar with this), here's how it works (an
example using the first bracket):
1) I send Jim Pollock the copies of 10/26 that I have made for him.
2) Bill Shaw, Jamie Treworgy, Steve Mayer, and Sami Kitmitto contact
3) Rob and Ed contact Bill, and arrange to send blanks or trades,
In a nutshell, contanct the person directly to the left of your
name (your "parent") as soon as possible, and work out whatever
details you need.
Any questions, email me (Dave Forbis) at dforbis@birch.ee.vt.edu
Please don't ask me to add you to the tree! There will be over 70
copies of this show floating around, and it should be easy to get a
copy.
Again, any questions, problems, lost parents, email me.
JimmieRow@aol.com (Jim Pollock)
tjr2g@virginia.edu (Timothy J. Richter)
abz@world.std.com (Andy Zaff)
Edoherty@Macalstr.edu (Eric Doherty)
dalton@isidis.colorado.edu (Lizard Man)
maclin@brahms.udel.edu (Doug Maclin)
kmk4g@virginia.edu (Kerry Kriger)
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and yet some more updated info
jcrother Wed Jan 26 13:47:30 1994
if these times of ever changing information i have more to add.
the wetlands show with Tim Reynolds and Dave Mathews is back on.
Joan Osborn is opening and since it is New York City who knows who else
will show?
i have some other information too.
DMB, in an effort to battle the evil ways of Ticket Bastard, has created
a mail order system (kinda). it's not really "mail-order" but
number is manned (sp) by the management (Jane). they are selling
tickets to most of their shows (but not all) and is definetely worth
checking out (since its free). there is a service charge of about a
dollar or something which if you compare it to Ticket Bastard isn't bad.
besides, if I have to pay a service charge i'd rather pay it to the band
i'm buying the ticket for than to a big corporation like Ticket Master.
hope this helps some of you all out. some bands have been trying to set
up systems to cut out ticket bastard for years and here DMB is, "jumping
in with both feet." of course, it will all change when they get too big
to have only one telelphone ordering hotline.
alex Crothers
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Praise be to Dave!
SEAWA@VAX.RHODES.EDU Wed Jan 26 14:01:09 1994
I've always hated TicketBastards, as I'm sure most people will agree about.
Do you think this action to set up the band's own 800 order service will
spark motivation in some of the other bands we pay TM to see? I completely
agree w/ alex... I'd much rather pay money to the band than to TM; I'd almost
pay more to them than I would to Tm in fact.
--Will
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I'm Back......... & 800 #'s
Daniel_Gold@brown.edu Wed Jan 26 16:43:02 1994
relaxing, and fun winter break during which i took the opportunity to
listen to DMB about 67% of my waking hours. finally, i am becoming truely
aquainted with DMB. i expanded my tape collection and began to understand
the infathomable complexity, flair, uniqueness, energy, and beauty of
Dave's voice and guitar.
DMB, in an effort to battle the evil ways of Ticket Bastard, has created
a mail order system (kinda). it's not really "mail-order" but
my MOTHER just got a dang 800 number. that's how easy it is. she just
filled out a little form and sent it in, and my house will have an 800
number within the week so all the kiddies at college can call home for
free.
it costs less than $4 per month for the service and the long-distance rates
are charged to the owner of the number instead of to the caller. the rates
were decent -- a little more than regular long-distance rates, but the
non-peak rates start 3 hours earlier, meaning you can call at 7 for a
discount rather than waiting til 10.
for the length of time it takes to order tix, the average call would
probably cost DMB around $1.50 or $2. therefore, any service charge they
impress on us is probably still a money-losing operation, given that
someone has to take time to answer the calls. but it will be well worth it
-- they will avoid cheating their fans, and they will avoid chunking
profits down the TicketBastard tube.
i hope the one-line thing is not a problem & i urge us all to be patient;
think of the time you'd spend on hold with TicketBastard. now at least
you'll just hear a busy signal then you can go back to listening to tapes
and hitting redial.
problems of supply and demand have plagued all of history...... but this
is a worst-case scenario..... there's a lot at stake here....... if i
don't see DMB again soon i might just curl up and die.....
love,daniel
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Silly question -
dforbis@birch.ee.vt.edu Thu Jan 27 17:04:24 1994
Hi everyone -
Somebody recently emailed me asking how to subscribe to minarets. Well,
I can't remember what the address of the server (or whatever you want
to call the node that echoes all of the messages). Can anyone refresh
my memory as to where to send subscription requests, and what to include
in the message?
Thanks!
-Dave
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dmb in english class
cecliff@vt.edu Fri Jan 28 15:26:48 1994
we did this totally tension-releasing/mind-clearing relaxation excersize.
it finishes up, everyone is like 'wow' and i go back to my desk. right there,
-ce
'contrariwise,' continued tweedledee,' if it was so, it might be;
and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't.
that's logic.'
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thoughts on Dave and his situation
COGBILLJ@GUVAX.BITNET Mon Jan 31 10:52:10 1994
Hello netters...been a while since my last post. Quick update...yes
nye was a blast...got some new tapes...talked to Dave some...heard the
band quite often on the radio...I'm ecstatic that the band is doing so
well across the country...word is that he's been on the radio all over
the place...my roommate from Albany returned to tell me he'd heard
them on his local station...and he thought I was their only loony
fan...anyhow....
about this sister thing...it's really great news to hear that Dave
will be returning to play as early as he is...if his shoes were on my
feet, I'd be way to bitter and depressed to get back to the spotlight
so soon. It's not always that "peachy." However, sometimes it's
situations like these that spark the creative spirit in us. There
aren't too many great poets who haven't had some terrible experience
or just a miserable life in general. Often it is the situations such
as these that bring out the creative juices in us. Kind of
morbid...but true. Anyhow maybe we can hope to see a new batch of
songs...perhaps miserable...perhaps Halloween Pt. II, since we never
really saw any from his retreat to John Alagia's house over break.
Well just some thoughts...
Jamie Cogbill
"Could I have been...Dancing Nancy"--bet you haven't heard that one!
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Dave/Tim Reynolds Tree structure...
STU_GJCARRIE@JMUVAX.BITNET Mon Jan 31 11:04:21 1994
This is the structure for the Dave Matthews Tim Reynolds tree for the 12/12/92
show in Charlottesville. Do not send requests to be added...THIS IS THE FINAL
STRUCTURE...bother one of the folks below if you want a copy ;)
send me blanks with postage both ways. or 2) You can arrange a trade for Phish
tapes. Other tapes will be considered, but I have access to pretty much all of
the DMB tapes I want. However, if you think you have something really neat or
old, we can talk. One way or another, get in touch with me and let me know if
you want to send blanks or email your Phish list.
malloy@osprey.hac.com
blakec@infi.net
spice@dickinson.edu
cpi9238@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
jeg5s@virginia.edu
This is more of a bush than a tree, but that's probably better for me
and Rick, because we've never done this before. If any of the addresses
above are wrong, talk to Rick. If you signed up, but don't see your name
here, talk to Rick.
Thanx to all those who volunteered to be branches. I know that a lot of
you are itching to trade with lots of people, but this tree just turned
out so small.
If your a leaf who is going to send blanks, remember that you should
include return postage, as well. But you can work that out with your
branch leader.
Questions? Ask away. Like I said, me and Rick have never done this
before, so we may be going in a completely wrong direction.
************ What would you do if I ate your Daddy's shoes? ******************
* Gregg Carrier (aka Uncle Zany, the guy in the floppy green hat) *
* JMU Box 1734 stu_gjcarrie@vax1.acs.jmu.edu *
* Harrisonburg, VA 22807 (703) JMU-KIND *
*********** What would you say if it was naturally for you? ******************
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Re: True Reflections
kmk4g@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Tue Feb 1 18:08:32 1994
Does anyone else think that True Reflections is one of the cheesiest, most
un-original songs ever?
Sorry, that was rude; but I had to ask.
Has anyone noticed that the net has been very quiet lately? I wonder why
that is.
Anybody see the Everything show at Trax the other night? Leroi and Carter
(as well as The Authority) joined them on stage for an amazing Soulfish.
Does anybody have any bootlegs of Everything?
***kang well in martinlan; vermin fourth, now vermin fifth***
****I think I'll go outside and flag the weasel for a ride****
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da radio
COGBILLJ@GUVAX.BITNET Tue Feb 1 20:28:57 1994
Hello again netters--this is actually my second post since the
holidays but I don't think the first one ever got put up so I'll try
again. I was just thinking that I'd be interested to know where Dave
has been played on da radio. I've been quite thrilled to hear the
band on WVGO 106.5 in Richmond, but was even more enthused when I
returned to have my roommate tell me he heard them on his station in
Albany, NY. Now he knows that I'm not their only loony fan. Anyhow,
type in and relate where and from what station you've heard DMB so we
can get an idea of how much they're spreading out of our beloved VA.
Jamie Cogbill
"Could I have been any one other than me?"--another rare one!
PS---could somebody supply me and the rest of the netters who are in
the dark with info on how, why and when Pete Greiser left the
band...I'm most curious.
See ya.
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tourin` in the south?
dan@tbone.biol.scarolina.edu Tue Feb 1 20:29:07 1994
hey
bands come here there is never any advertising, so you always here about
them the day, or week after. Jorma played here, and there was like
nobody there due to there being no advertising, the same hapened for
Merl Sounders. Strange, so if anybody has a tour scedual, let me know.
thanks, dan
*****************************************************************************
Daniel W. Schar Dept. of Biology/Marine Science. University of South Carolina
*****************************************************************************
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is the band back?
btanen@husc.harvard.edu Tue Feb 1 20:45:43 1994
hey all-- is the schedule back on as of thursday night?
more importantly-- are they playing athens this weekend?
most importantly-- how's dave doing?
see y'all.
-----------------------And that's the truth, Ruth.---------------------------
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Need Live DMB Please
x47721a3@usma10.USMA.EDU Tue Feb 1 21:06:21 1994
recently received my copy of Remember Two Things (cool cover for the CD) and
would really like to set up a trade with someone for some DMB shows. I have no
DMB to trade, but have a fair amount of dead & phish + a few others (a really
good copy of a GSW CD release party, and a good copy of a flecktones show). If
anyone out there is interested I will gladly e-mail my list of shows.
the 1-800 number for tickets, or just mail them to me. Thank you very much for
your time.
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New England dates soon?
daveh@shell.portal.com Wed Feb 2 11:31:29 1994
I know a lot of dates have been jumbled around lately, so I must ask if the
band will be in the New York/New England area any time soon? Please post or
e-mail any info that you might have... thanks.
P.S. Have a nice day.
--
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dave on disc(not) & HORDEnet change & true reflections
Daniel_Gold@brown.edu Wed Feb 2 19:54:31 1994
again. I was just thinking that I'd be interested to know where Dave
has been played on da radio. I've been quite thrilled to hear the
here's a funny story from the winter.
i was just goofing off with 3 friends in little rock (on of whom is a
fellow netter, aglide). aglide and i were talking about a sweet band we
were really into -- the dave matthews band. then the third guy says, "oh
yeah, i've heard of dave matthews. he's on the NO ALTERNATIVES CD." well,
i didn't know much about NO ALTERNATIVES, but it seemed to have a
popish-pseudo-alternative-doc-martin8-) type of feeling from the obnoxious
ads i had seen posted around campus. "NO WAY!," responded aglide and
myself.
well, it took a 10-minute debate in which my friend insisted dave appears
solo on the disc and aglide&i insisted we would know (from the net) if that
were true..... so we trucked off to the recored store to check out the
truth.
the third friend was fairly undaunted when he picked up the NO ALTERNATIVES
box and exclaimed "Matthew Sweet! yeah, didn't you guys say matthews is
sweet?"
oops.
okay, while i'm here using up bandw. and telling dumb stories, i might as
well impart some useful knowledge. many of you are already subscribed to
the HORDEnet, and some of you would like to subscribe. the
subscribing-instructions recently changed and i thought i should post them
To subscribe to the mailing list, email MAJORDOMO@WORLD.STD.COM
in the main body of the message. Leave the subject header blank.
for those who don't know, HORDEnet is a non-digest emailing network for
discussion of the music which the readers call the "Horizons of Rock," as
per the HORDE tours. While the best DMB discussion takes place on
MINERATSnet, there is some talk of DMB on the HORDEnet. and many other
bands are discussed which might be of interest to YOU. so, that's my pitch
for HORDEnet. email me if you have any questions.
BTW, True Reflections is one of my favorite DMB songs, with Seek Up running
a close second (and some other tunes.... it's pointless to list) but the
downright invigorating. i listen to that song when i know i need some
encouragement or some energy.
love,daniel
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Pete Greiser
COGBILLJ@GUVAX.BITNET Thu Feb 3 00:17:14 1994
but I'll try anyway.
I'd be really interested to know the circumstances surrounding Peter
Greiser (the keyboardist) and when and why he left the band. I think
he adds a lot to the music in various songs and I was just curious
about if he has plans to ever come back.
Thankya.
Jamie Cogbill
"Could I have been--lost somewhere in Minarets net?"
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True Reflections and Everything
COGBILLJ@GUVAX.BITNET Sat Feb 5 17:07:52 1994
Personally I think Everything is pretty "cheesy." The lead singer
might be a little entertaining bouncing and flailing around stage, but
all the songs lack much talent and sound the same.
Granted True Reflection isn't the best DMB song, but I think a lot of
that has to do with the fact that the lyrics differ so much from
typical Dave lyrics...(of course b/c they were written by Boyd)...so
that makes it an easy song to criticize.
And that's my two cents.
Jamie Cogbill
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praying for giant shoes
PHELPSWIL@URVAX.BITNET Sat Feb 5 22:06:22 1994
Thought I'd break the silence and tell peole who dont' know that
From Good Homes has taken DMB's old Wednesday night spot at the Floodzone.
I always thought they were similar to DMB in sound and style, but they're
no substitute. Pretty bummed about the lack of Richmond dates on the
new schedule, but it was expected.
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ATHENS WEEKEND!
btanen@husc.harvard.edu Sun Feb 6 06:48:24 1994
Hello everyone. I am as you can see from the address usually up at
Harvard but I'm in warm Atlanta right now. My friends and I just got
back from Athens where we saw the two shows.
First of all, it was nice to see the band again, which I hadn't done for
a few months. Now on to the details . . . .
Ants Marching
Seek Up -- over twelve minutes long :-)))
Satellite -- Boyd's funky intro!
What Would You Say
Tripping Billies
Lover Lay Down
#36 (a.k.a. Cris Harmony -- did y'all know that?)
One Sweet World
Minarets -- "Tomorrow Never Knows" quote
Typical Situation
The Song That Jane Likes -- a false ending (very cool)
Jimi Thing -- Dave with a guitar solo! (nice octaves, btw)
Granny
Dancing Nancies
Recently -- "Take Me to the River" and "This Bird Has Flown" quotes
Warehouse
One Sweet World
The Song That Jane Likes
Lie In Our Graves
Two Step -- great version
Tripping Billies
Pay For What You Get -- "Should I Stay Or Should I Go" quote
#36 -- different than Friday's version
True Reflections
Ants Marching -- none of that usual annoying intro
Seek Up
Minarets
Typical Situation
Dancing Nancies
What Would You Say
All Along The Watchtower
Halloween -- new (I think) end jam which is pretty cool.
Well, that's all folks. It was my first time in Athens and I'm glad as
hell that I decided to forget school for the weekend and come down here.
--Ben
-----------------------And that's the truth, Ruth.---------------------------
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Recent Athens shows
EWHESSE@AMHERST.BITNET Sun Feb 6 15:54:42 1994
Ben's post of the set lists whet my appetite for some '94 Dave so I thought
I might as well ask if anyone out there happened to tape either of those
Athens, Ga. shows Friday and Saturday. I have a lot to trade if anyone is
in possession of those tapes. May there be more Northeast shows soon!!
Listen to the JimiThing on 6/16/93 II at the FloodZone if you have not done
it in a while...
Eric Hesse
Thank you!
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Did You Say TAPES???
btanen@husc.harvard.edu Sun Feb 6 16:53:24 1994
Well people, my best friend who I went to the shows with got digital
soundboards both nights. I will not get the tapes from him for a while
but perhaps we could work something out where y'all would send me blanks
and I'll make you second gen. analog copies (from the analogs he gives me).
Please don't flood me with mail. I still have to work this out with
him. Okay?
BTW, when the hell are they coming back to the Northeast?????
--Ben
-----------------------And that's the truth, Ruth.---------------------------
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Re: Jamie's view on Everything e:
kmk4g@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Mon Feb 7 12:13:36 1994
Actually, the members of Everything are extremely talented, and can jam
extremely hard.
Personally I think Everything is pretty "cheesy." The lead singer
might be a little entertaining bouncing and flailing around stage, but
all the songs lack much talent and sound the same.
The lead singer isn't entertaining at all, and the songs don't all sound the
same. Have you only heard them once?
****There ain't no time to stash the gumbo, or rattle around in a cage****
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True Reflections
STU_GJCARRIE@JMUVAX.BITNET Mon Feb 7 19:22:21 1994
Not to sound negative, but I have to agree that the words to True Reflections
are among the worst lyrics in terms of the Cheez-O-Meter that any band has ever
set to music. It's not just a cheezy DMB song...it's a cheezy song in the
scope of all music. No offense, Boyd, but they don't leave many levels of
Yeah, yeah, amend my situation and my whole life is ahead of me...DUMB! I
wrote poetry like this in second grade. Amid Dave's fantastic lyrics True
Reflections is always a let down for me.
Now, I know this won't be too welcomed by most of you, but I'm gonna say it
anyway. I don't think that Boyd is the god that everyone (shows and here on
the net) makes him out to be. He's a good player and he's what you first
notice about the band, but his solos can get REAL repetitive (I mean the ones
that are so "jamming" and "intense") Often they are one or two notes played
really fast followed by a descending scale really fast and then an ascending
scale really fast etc... Personally, I like Boyd in Minarets and the more
exploratory pieces. Or how about 11/2/92 if anyone has that. The Warehouse
is phenomenal. Boyd and LeRoi (who I think is far underrated) split it wide
open and jam for a looooong time. I like to refer to Boyd's somewhat
self-indulgent crowd-pleaser solos as "losing his hat" as anyone who has seen
him do one will understand.
Don't get me wrong. DMB wouldn't be DMB without Boyd, but for some reason (and
I think a bad reason), he often overshadows LeRoi and Stephan who are
outstanding players. Watch and focus on the bass next time you're at a show.
It'll suprise you.
LOVE! BABY! (I don't know why I don't know why I'm singing) LOVE! BABY!
If you watch Boyd on this part of Granny, he looks like he's really into the
"Love, baby" singing as the punch of the song. Boyd just has a more poppy
direction in music (i.e. A big cheer from the crowd is often better than a long
exploratory jam) which is fine. I'm just glad that Roi is there to explore.
And anyone who doesn't think that Granny is a big joke on pop music should pay
more attention to that Davetalk in the lyrics.
That's all for now. Sorry 'bout the length, but the digests have been so empty
I thought I'd try and get them all full of flames ;) Donning my asbestos
suit...
************ What would you do if I ate your Daddy's shoes? ******************
* Gregg Carrier (aka Uncle Zany, the guy in the floppy green hat) *
* JMU Box 1734 stu_gjcarrie@vax1.acs.jmu.edu *
* Harrisonburg, VA 22807 (703) JMU-KIND *
*********** What would you say if it was naturally for you? ******************
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Re: True Reflections
btanen@husc.harvard.edu Mon Feb 7 20:34:54 1994
Now, I know this won't be too welcomed by most of you, but I'm gonna say it
anyway. I don't think that Boyd is the god that everyone (shows and here on
the net) makes him out to be. He's a good player and he's what you first
I SECOND IT!!!! Sorry y'all, but Boyd really isn't all that great. The
few times I've met him he's been just the nicest guy so I hate saying it
but what he does is USE STAGE PRESENCE. Please, after you've had a few
beers, anyone who gets up on stage and moves around like he does is bound
to get lots of cheers and "Boyd, you the man," which is what some idiot
was screaming into my ear all Saturday night (he at least apologized for
falling on me).
Don't get me wrong. DMB wouldn't be DMB without Boyd, but for some reason
(and I think a bad reason), he often overshadows LeRoi and Stephan who are
outstanding players. Watch and focus on the bass next time you're at a show.
It'll suprise you.
Of course the band would be fundamentally different. But LeRoi is
phenomenal-- it seems to me he's getting muich better and that he's been
getting more playing time lately. Stephan also rocks. But they just
stand there, which must be a personality thing. So if you're not always
tuned into the MUSIC, you think they aren't that great. But you'd be wrong.
exploratory jam) which is fine. I'm just glad that Roi is there to explore.
Me too.
That's all for now. Sorry 'bout the length, but the digests have been so empty
I thought I'd try and get them all full of flames ;) Donning my asbestos
suit...
Have a spare Gregg?
************ What would you do if I ate your Daddy's shoes? ******************
* Gregg Carrier (aka Uncle Zany, the guy in the floppy green hat) *
* JMU Box 1734 stu_gjcarrie@vax1.acs.jmu.edu *
* Harrisonburg, VA 22807 (703) JMU-KIND *
*********** What would you say if it was naturally for you? ******************
-----------------------And that's the truth, Ruth.---------------------------
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Allgood (&DMB)
jcrother Tue Feb 8 02:48:11 1994
picked this up off Horde.Net. thought it might be interesting.
alex crothers
------------------------------------
For anyone interested, Allgood will be putting out a live EP around May, and
hopefully a new studio album sometime soon after that. Talking with Charlie
and Clay, they feel that the studio stuff doesn't really do their sound
justice, thus the live EP. Oh yeah, and they said "Trilogy" would be on
there, with a guest appearance on the violin by Boyd Tinsley(?) of the Dave
Matthews Band.
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Boyd
COGBILLJ@GUVAX.BITNET Tue Feb 8 14:00:23 1994
I'll have to seriously disagree with anyone who happens to say that
Boyd detracts from the DMB. I've often thought that DMB wouldn't have
close the following to what it does have now if it weren't for the
spirit and intensity of Boyd Tinsley. Boyd is usually the first thing
that people notice about DMB and many people who I've encountered are
just not fans of the music until they actually see a show...I think
this can be attributed to Boyd's intensity which comes across even
more in person. In many versions of Seek Up it is the fiddle which
provides the entire powerful mood of the song. Anyhow, that's my two
cents. Let's hear the other Boyd supporters out there in minarets
land speak up!
Jamie Cogbilllspeak ups'own
cowerfupwermooti The fiddle on .a rtt'ae aht G
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STU_RCTHOMPS@JMUVAX.BITNET Tue Feb 8 14:40:17 1994
here's the words to what would you say, as well as the tab for the
main riff of #34 and the intro to one sweet world.
What Would You Say (March 27, 93)
up and down the puppy's hair
fleas and ticks jump everywhere 'cause of original sin
down the hill fell jack and jill
and you can tumbling after 'cause of original sin
rip away the tears
and drink a whole to happy years
and you may find
a lifetime's passed you by
what would you say; don't drop the big one
if you were a monkey on a string; don't cut my lifeline
if you were a doggy on a chain; don't bite the mailman
what would you say?
i was there when the bear ate his hand
and thought it was candy, everyone goes in the end
knock knock on the door who's it for
there's nobody in here, look in the mirror my freind
i don't understand the cause
and cannot speak for all of us
(morning lies the) lifetime's passed me by
what would you say; don't drop the big one
if you were a monkey on a string; don't cut my lifeline
if you were a doggy on a chain; don't bite the mailman
what would you say?
every dog has it's day,
every day has it's way of being forgotton
mom it's my birthday (would you say)
what would you say
what would you say
hey what could you say
what would you say
( falling on my face if i'm lucky
lately trying to take it home
hey lee, falling on my face if i'm lucky
yes tangled 'round my feet
lovely leave it for me heavy would you
maybe i better take it home
#34 (main riff)
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- 11 7 6
- 9 9 6 7 7
- 7 7 9 5 9 5 /7 7 9\
- 5
1 suite whirrled (intro)
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- 4 6 4
- 3 3 0 0^1^0 3 0
- 3 3 3
- 6 5 5 3 1 3 3
- 4 5 5
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- 4 5 3
- 5 7 3 0 3 0 3
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Mystery, Dave Solo Tape
@mail.trincoll.edu:sean.berry@mail.trincoll.edu Tue Feb 8 16:09:02 1994
I recently received a tape from a friend that is a mystery to me. On side A
is a recording of Dave solo in what sounds like a studio, but I am not
sure. On side B is a recording of part of the 1992-93 New Years show. The
Cry, Tripping Billies, The Song that Jane, I'll Back Up, What Would You
Say, Satellite-(After Her), Lover Lay Down, One Sweet World, Typical Sit.
SideB-True Reflections, Ants, Two Step, Jimi Thing. The strange thing
about the acoustic side(A), is that you hear a background singer on Best of
What's Around but that is it, I assume it is not Tim Reynolds, because
there is no other guitar. The Satellite-After her is strange because I have
never heard it before, it has totally different lyrics, (with the more
common ones thrown in at times) and is faster. It is a great tape can
anyone identify it? I would love to trade it I asssume it is a rare tape.
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boy o boyd...
STU_RCTHOMPS@JMUVAX.BITNET Tue Feb 8 21:12:06 1994
i never really saw anything that said that boyd detracts from the
band, more that he just overshadows leroi and stefan. and as for
saying "listen to seek up," that's what gregg was trying to say.
listen to seek up, minarets, and (the now defunct) blue water, and
you'll get a true meaning of what dmb is all about and how they
relate to the growing trend of musicians who are playing music for
panic) every blue water i've ever heard has had a tremendously
different interpretation by boyd (though none can top 11-17-92),
but go and listen to _any_ ants marching, tripping billies, or
other songs where boyd is dancing around on stage with the big
cheez grin on his face, and try to find any difference. i'd even
point out that _nobody_ goes exploring on these songs, but it's
boyd who really stands out as not exploring. as the rest of the
band sits back and plays a ditto of the version from the night
before, they always look to boyd.
name the five songs which you think give the entire band the most
room to explore their creative diversity. (and don't include halloween,
unless you really think they can all pull together and make it a
five person jam).
1. jimi thing--
2. seek up
3. #34
4. minarets
5. blue water
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Re: MINARETS digest 83
@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU:ST002314@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU Tue Feb 8 22:08:47 1994
hrmm. hope boyd doesn't read the net. i don't want to criticize anyone. ..
but. . .have you ever really listened to baboon farm at the end of blue water?
wow. true, boyd does lots of repetitive jams, but that one can not be called
anything but intense. dave
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Top 5
COGBILLJ@guvax.acc.georgetown.edu Wed Feb 9 00:35:32 1994
1. Spotlight
2. Seek Up
3. Jimi Thing
4. Lover Lay Down
5. Minarets
My preference order often changes, but these are definitely my
favorites.
Jamie Cogbill
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Jam: my 5
SAPIRE@carleton.edu Wed Feb 9 00:37:46 1994
in response to ricks thread idea,
1. Jimi Thing--
2. Seek Up
3. Recently
4. #34
5. #36
6. (cause they have more than 5) Blue Water, What Would You Say, People
People
but the 1st 5 are my top 5 choices
yeah sure, we all recognize that he's repeatitive
especially on tape,
and as someone said he really can sing on seek up, blue water, etc...
but we're not All musicians, and we don't all like to explore
songs in our own minds as they do in theirs, if ya'll get my meaning...
and so the flare and up-beat stuff he does, can be like a breath of
fresh air. float up stream on minarets and jimithing, and get down
and funk out on Recently, What Would You Say, and Dancing Nancies.
i've a really great true reflections by the way, back when Pete was
in the band that really grooves. Not to start up again on that, but
whatever...
whatever...
whatever... (i meant float down stream)
hey, relax
(or where ever your mind tends to float... :*} )
Ed
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Ticket Number
jcrother Wed Feb 9 10:16:20 1994
1-800-594-TIXX may well get you tickets to some DMBshows, but I'm
not sure that'll work for all of them. The faxes I just sent out
to 25 publications statewide gave that number for any TRAX shows
(eg Cowboy Junkies on 3/4, Uncle Tupelo 2/17, ARU 3/2, and DMB
2/22).
FAQ File Administrator for rec.music.phish & phish-digest
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top five
cecliff@vt.edu Wed Feb 9 10:57:24 1994
okay...
action for boyd other than singing, i can't forget this song. it's got the
best mood. two step because whenever i want to sing or jump around, this is
a great song to do it to. minarets is best on the above version(my personal
opinion). the whole band loses control like you'd never imagine. i can't
capture the intensity of this song with words. spotlight, i've only heard
live over the summer at flood zone. but i remember the first time they
played it (*twice the same night). i was awestruck and i haven't heard it
since summer, but i can remember being blown away and singing 'big city, black
city rising up around me...' (or something like that) for about a week there
after. i just like dancing nancy. the band usually goes nuts on this one just
like on minarets. i like the 'turn turn we almost become dizzy' part.
my two cents...
-clare emily
'contrariwise,' continued tweedledee,' if it was so, it might be;
and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't.
that's logic.'
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top 5 songs
campb_c@cs.odu.edu Wed Feb 9 12:21:13 1994
in no particular order (except #34 which I'm hoping to hear on Thursday in
the wake of Dave's sister's death)
1. #34 (if everybody would just SHUT UP when they played it...)
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New Dates.
jcrother Wed Feb 9 17:10:00 1994
I have a few new March dates that are confirmed.
the Breckenridge show will be the only ski resort appearance while they
are out west this time.
more dates are coming soon to fill in some of those gaps but those were
the only confirmed dates.
alex Crothers
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Re: Warehouse 11-2-92
kmk4g@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Wed Feb 9 22:09:17 1994
I must agree with Gregg, Warehouse 11-2-92 is probably THE BEST jam I've ever
heard them play.
Also, does anybody have a HIGH QUality copy of 11-2-93 (not 92)?
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Remember 2 things
BH7N@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA Thu Feb 10 12:08:58 1994
After X-mas song on my Remember 2 things CD there's about
2 minutes worth of stuff like a snippet from some really nice
sounding jam (seek up?) and some thunderstorm noises, etc.
Do all the CD's have this? Does anyone know why they're there?
Marco esKWONdolas
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seek up, rain storm
SAPIRE@carleton.edu Thu Feb 10 13:04:27 1994
no doubt
the jam at the end is seek up
(i wish they had put it in the main of the song)
i think they put that stuff on there
so they could sell it as a full 60 minute disc
'cause it is just barley over an hour
oh well so it goes
so the story goes...
ed
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seek up jam n' storm
COGBILLJ@guvax.acc.georgetown.edu Thu Feb 10 18:08:23 1994
I would imagine the jam was cut out in order to make the song more
marketable to the radio...although I've never heard Seek Up on the
radio. I'm still interested to know whose heard what on the radio and
where. I also still want to know about Peter Greiser. Anyone?
Anyone?
Jamie Cogbill
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Get DMB up north!
bdietz@acs.bu.edu Fri Feb 11 10:43:06 1994
When is DMB going to come up north again? They have only been up
here once... please someone convey the message to get them up here!
I know that I have already gotten them alot of fans here is Boston.
--Brian
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Re: Get DMB up north!
btanen@husc.harvard.edu Fri Feb 11 11:23:35 1994
When is DMB going to come up north again? They have only been up
here once... please someone convey the message to get them up here!
I know that I have already gotten them alot of fans here is Boston.
--Brian
And I've taken care of Cambridge.
I know Alex is doing his best, but maybe we shoudl write (snail-mail)
letters.
Anyone up for it?
--BEN
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subscribe
pip@wam.umd.edu Fri Feb 11 20:28:42 1994
I was talking with Dave's producer, John Alagia, and they are currently
working on a new album, a promotional album and a soundtrack for a s. african
film.Bayou show next Saturday in Georgetown
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Re: Get DMB up North..amd West!!!!
chico@merle.acns.nwu.edu Sat Feb 12 03:17:31 1994
Me and Bob Gee (sounds kinda cool) got Chicago covered.
Please Please Please Reschedule!!!
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Re: MINARETS digest 87
@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU:ST002314@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU Sun Feb 13 15:15:31 1994
hey y'all, hope this isn't the first grovel of the new year. . .i am looking
for good copies of either of the shows from a month or two ago with tim r. and
the whole band, plus copies of one of the summer shows with greg howard sitting
in, due to stephan's busted hand. i have around 40 hours of good dmb to trade,
plus some good phish, if anyone is interested. thanks, dave
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somebody's tablature post
@mail.trincoll.edu:sean.berry@mail.trincoll.edu Mon Feb 14 02:05:54 1994
a while back somebody posted tablature for the intro to One Sweet World, I
was wondering if they could post it again as a favor to me.
P.S. Yeh Bruce-eh
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in columbia on 16th?
dan@tbone.biol.scarolina.edu Mon Feb 14 10:17:11 1994
i called all the radio stations and asked if DMB was playin in columbia,
and none of them knew what i was talkin about. Thus, if anyone know's
were in columbia DMB is playin, could you let me know, thanks.
dan
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Daniel W. Schar Dept. of Biology/Marine Science. University of South Carolina
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Re: g. Howard
kmk4g@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Mon Feb 14 12:10:22 1994
I've got 7-6-93 w /Greg. Do you have a list? If so, I may be into some
DMB or Phish, though I may be too poor for trades, in which case blanks would
be fine.
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Happy heart day!
STU_GJCARRIE@VAX1.ACS.JMU.EDU Mon Feb 14 14:08:38 1994
Hey, everyone! Here's a big, sloppy Valentines day smooch from me
to you...*smack*
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ANY ONE ELSE READ PHISH NET?
btanen@husc.harvard.edu Mon Feb 14 15:06:15 1994
Come on people, I got the most incredible PhishDigest this morning.
Ellis posts a confirmed Phish show for April 20 in Lexington with the
Dave Matthews Band.
All I have to say is why the hell do I go to school up here?
ARGH!
--Ben
-----------------------And that's the truth, Ruth.---------------------------
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DMB.disc.played.at.ARU.shows..(fWD)
Daniel_Gold@brown.edu Mon Feb 14 16:12:53 1994
ida).and.i.thought.i.should.forward.it.to.MINERATS.:
P.S. Only one guy taping (no SBD patch) and somebody form Capricorn (so he
said) videotaping. Between the opening band and ARU the sound man played the
DMB disc!!
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Subscribe to DMB net
kartzman@sas.upenn.edu Mon Feb 14 16:19:17 1994
I hope I'm doing this correctly. I need more info on the DMB! Can I
this way? Any help would be appreciated.
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DMB in Florida
HAUSERBT@pine.circa.ufl.edu Tue Feb 15 09:33:03 1994
here in Gainesville, the sound man played Remember Two Things between acts.
I was going nuts, telling my friends (who were like yeah whatever, settle down)
about them. So I go to the restroom, and who do I see above the john but a
picture of the band watching me pee with a sign saying "RCA recording artists
The Dave Matthews Band, Tues. Mar.1." I zip up a little too quickly in my
excitement and run out and tell my friends, who are moderately interested now,
probably because I've got a nice sized dribble on my shorts. Anyway end of
story...Two weeks from today!!!
Brian Hauser
Department of Chemistry
University of Florida
hauserbt@pine.circa.ufl.edu
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Re: stuff
kmk4g@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Tue Feb 15 14:31:01 1994
First, sorry about my last post--it wasn't meant to be sent to the net.
you wouldn't be wasting your time on the computer talking about his band;
obviously he is doing something right.
Is anyone going to be at Trax? Also, I heard they were playing at Sweetbriar
on the 25th. True?
A few shows I'm looking for. (sorry.) Have plenty to trade...
September '92--Trax unsure of the date, though probably around the 15th; with
Miguel on percussion; This show opens with 2 or 3 solo songs, possibly, but
not definitely Pay For, Lie In and Best. (Not that this helps to identify
the show, but Ugly Kidd Joe played the night before.)
Nov or Dec '92--Max (next door to Trax) This was an opener for
Weir/Wasserman (with Bob Weir witnessing one of the best Two Steps ever.
BTW, what do people think about post-Peter Two Steps?)
August 14th(?) 93--The Bayou; ends with Sattelite--Halloween (w/ everyone)
itself causes violence)
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DMB tonight
mercp@acpub.duke.edu Tue Feb 15 14:39:45 1994
Hill or next Wesnesday with Widespread. I would love to meet up with
anyone from the net. I will be wearing a red Mount Gay Rum hat. Hope to
see you there.
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Re: DMB and Phish!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
kmk4g@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Tue Feb 15 17:41:51 1994
Lexington, VA april 20
Winston-Salem april 21
It was only last night when I said how cool it would be when the two best
bands in the world play together.
This show should change the way DMB thinks about music; though they jam every
once in a while, this will show them how to tear a song wide open (which will
never happen until Stefan learns to play Mike Gordon/Phil Lesh style.)
Also, (yet another grovel), does anybody have 11-23-93 (the Trax show just
before Thanksgiving)?
This show has the only Granny that ever kicked ass, the only time the band
has ever attempted space (Recently), AND the infamous "Moo-shi Minarets" (if
you've never heard a Moo-shi Minarets, your life is unfulfilled. Even if
you've heard one (and chances are you have), unless you realized that it was
a moo-shi minarets your life is still unfulfilled.)
itself causes violence)
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DMB tour schedule?
SEAWA@vax.rhodes.edu Tue Feb 15 20:15:49 1994
Could someone please post one? I know it's been posted before, but for some
strange reason I neglected to save it, or lost it. I'd be most appreciative!
Thanks,
Will Seay
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Phish and DMB
gspice@liberty.uc.wlu.edu Tue Feb 15 20:47:18 1994
I called the 1800 number tonight and it's confirmed, Phish and DMB are
playing in Lexington at the Va. Horse Center on 4.20. The girl on da
phone said that they didn't have tickets or price info, but, man, how
friggin amazing! I lived in lexington for 18 years and noone has EVER
played at the Horse Center. How bizarre, I imagine that it has something
to do with Washington and Lee, but I haven't seen that anywhere. It is
just really strange. Anyway, I'll definately see you there. Graham
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DMB this weekend?
SEAWA@vax.rhodes.edu Tue Feb 15 20:48:30 1994
If I'm correct, Dave is playing in Missouri this upcoming weekend, right?
If anyone knows about the venue (showtime, age restrictions, security,
directions, etc) I'd love it if you could tell me about it. We're getting
ansy for a road trip this weekend, and why not go see dave?
--Will
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fish in the blue water
SAPIRE@carleton.edu Tue Feb 15 21:12:01 1994
i most certainly am hoping to get a tape of that phish stuff
too bad i'll be overseas (not really too bad at all)
anyhow i don't think Stephan needs to change his style at all,
much less IN ORDER TO allow the band to jam
not at all, i love the changes the band does, stephan and carter
are really tight
even their stuff from 92 i thought had really cool changes
furthurmore who's to say they have any interest in becoming a
phish like band, or will change after jamming with them
but whatever, i totally groove on phish no doubt drew knows
and remembers two things noah had
anyhow the show will not be one to miss
hopefully it won't be a dinky little DMB plays for 30 minutes deal
like it ws in chicago w/the Samples
but it shouldn't be. word
one last thing, does anyone have the DMB jamming w/Darrel Rose?
i'd love to work out a trade with someone
"But remember the echo we know so well
is shared by everyone everywhere..."
Ed
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lauries@brahms.udel.edu Wed Feb 16 12:57:39 1994
Is this how I subscribe for Dave Matthews Band Info, etc., Help?
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subscribe
dolanse9@ac.wfunet.wfu.edu Wed Feb 16 20:31:30 1994
do you know anything about a show on April 21 in Winston-Salem, NC
w/Phish. i hope it's not a nasty rumor...
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Subcribe me!!
MJSHORTE@SUVM.BITNET Wed Feb 16 21:50:12 1994
Please subscribe me. THanks!
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mmakunas@Jade.Tufts.EDU Wed Feb 16 22:08:24 1994
Please subscribe me or let me join or whatever.
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DMB in Missouri
S975014@UMSLVMA.BITNET Thu Feb 17 10:25:01 1994
I check into the Drury College show in Springfield, MO and it turns out that
the show is part of the Drury Homecoming. My friend Fro told me that it would
be tough to get in and if we did, it would be hard to remain inconspicous while
everyone else is dressed formally. The show is not being held on campus. I
decided not be worth it to travel 3 hours and get rejected (even if it I did
miss my first opportunity to see DMB.) :-(
Miles
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hook me up.
MARGESSONR@axe.humboldt.edu Thu Feb 17 13:18:39 1994
am most interested in this net, please hook me.
peace
robert
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Sorry.
MARGESSONR@axe.humboldt.edu Thu Feb 17 13:36:43 1994
somebody hooked me with the wrong address, and i sent my subscribe message here.
so, lets trade!!! looking for any DMB dats. only have one myself, but
i do have tons of Panic, Phish, and ARU. The one DMB dat i have, has
Oteil from ARU on bass! And of course, its a board.
peace
robert
BTW, dats only please.
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Re: Phish and DMB
jcrother Thu Feb 17 14:44:40 1994
been so damn busy with school or taping shit. BTW, speaking of taping, i
just taped a crispy DSBD of Shockra w/ Jon reading poetry for part of it
and last night at a little bar here in Burlington i ran sound and taped
a band with Jon on drums. and to top it all off, for the last song he
played guitar. i thought it was kinda cool at least. anyway, those are
my excuses for neglecting minarets.net lately.
apologize now. i want to clear up/elaborate on the Phish/DMB thing. i
talked with the home office yesterday and got the new dates (which, bTW
are incredible. their schedule is Hectic but, good news, DMB is coming
back to the NE!!! it's only a couple of shows but that's better than
nothing. the dates are back at my house and when i go home tonight i'll
send them out--so look for them around 8:00 or 9:00). Here's how the
is also a concert promoter. makes sense. he knew Phish had some open
dates and contacted them about playing around that area. Phish said that
should be fun. unfortunately i can't make it but i'm sure my brother
will be there taking pictures since he lives about three minutes from the
horse center and DMB and Phish are among his favorite bands.
to do with Washington and Lee, but I haven't seen that anywhere. It is
i don't believe it has anything to do with W&L, but then again i could be
wrong.
hoept his wasn't just idle rambling
alex crothers
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need some info on old shows
WOTTONGM@ctrvax.Vanderbilt.Edu Thu Feb 17 18:26:43 1994
Can someone tell me about this tape? It's date is 9-30-92, and I don't
know where. There is some sort of percussion, no drums, and no bass. The
set includes Drive in, Drive out, Exodus, and Me and Julio.
--Gordon
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New Dates!
jcrother Thu Feb 17 19:44:11 1994
here they are finally.
please forgive some of the spellings, i was writting quickly and not
really paying attention. Obviously, if i spelled something wrong could
someone correct it.
February
26 Bayou Wash DC
March
1 Covered Dish Gainsville, FL
2 the Ritz Tampa, FL
3 the Louvre Tallahasee, FL
4 Louie, Louie Birmingham, AL
5 Univ. of the South Sewanee, TN
7 Benchwarmers Lawrence KA
8 Fox Theatre Boulder CO
9 Tang Fort Collins CO
10 Fox Theatre Boulder CO
12 Breckenridge Beaver Run Resort Colrado Ballroom
14 Hairy Mary's Des Moines Iowa
15 Club DeWash Madison WI
17 Blind Pig Ann Arbor, Michigan
18 Schuba's Chicago, IL
19 Schuba's
26 Irving Plaza, NYC
30 Lafayette's Oxford, Mississippi
31 New Daisy Theatre Memphis, TN
April
1 TBA
2 Vanderbilt U. Nashville, TN
3 Brown's Island Richmond, VA w/ WSP!!
10 William & Mary VA
12 TBA -- however will be a NE show
13 TBA -- " " " " " "
15 Boston w/ the Samples -- will have venue info later
16 St. Lawrence Univ. Canton, NY
20 Horse Center Lexington, VA w/ Phish
21 Winston Salem, NC w/ Phish
22 Denison College Granville, OH
23 WVU Morgantown, WV
hope this tides you over for awhile. hope this satisfies some of those
people craving for NE shows.
alex Crothers
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Trades
mxgall@mail.wm.edu Thu Feb 17 22:39:51 1994
a good copy of any show with "Just For Tonight" (or whatever you'd
prefer to call it!) on the set list. I have a humble collection,
but, let me know if interested!
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Guitar tab coming
gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Fri Feb 18 11:39:35 1994
For those of you who asked for the various guitar tab postings that have
floated around, I'll try to put all of them out this weekend.
Shawn Peters
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subscribe
bpwalsh@gibbs.oit.unc.edu Fri Feb 18 16:09:12 1994
i don't know if this is the right adress for DMB net, but if it is, please
subscribe me. thanks.
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Last evening's Show
MJSHORTE@SUVM.BITNET Fri Feb 18 21:05:26 1994
Hey,
I was wondering if anybody could post or e-mail me the set list. THanks in adva
nce!!
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Guitar Tab File
gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Sat Feb 19 10:40:05 1994
to the newsgroup after January 1994. Any corrections, questions,
additions, etc. can be addressed to Shawn at
gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu.
comments on these are welcome. Lyrics to most of the above
can be found in the DMB Lyrics File.
!THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTION COURTESY OF RICK THOMPSON
stu_rcthomps@vax1.acs.jmu.edu
before any aspiring musicians attempt to translate this info, i'd
just like to say that i pretty much suck at transcribing music.
most of these are pretty basic and it'll be up to you to figure
out and fill in what's missing.
1)use a lot of muting and sliding.
2)learn to use your pinky finger when you can't figure out how to
3)use hallowed out chords. dave lives for using chords that are
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Jimi Thing
- 0
- 9 9 9 2 5
- 9 9 9 9 2 6^7
- 9 9^11 9 9 2 7 7
- 7 9^11 0
- 7^9 9 7 12\
"if you could keep me floating, just for a while you..."
-
- 2
- 2 X X X
- 2 X X X
- X X X X
- 5 3 2 1
- 0 0 0
- 0 0 2
- 1 1 2 X X X
- 2 2 2 X X X
- 2 2 X X X X
- 0 4 5 3 2 1
and the bridges are just E and A.
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- 7 7
- 11 9 11 9
- 9 10 9 10 10 9 7
-7 7
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-X X X X X X X X 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 X X X X X X X X 7 7 7 X X X
-X X X X 1111X X 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 X X X X 1111X X 9 9 9 X X X
-X X 9 9 X X X X 1010101010101010 X X 9 9 X X X X 101010109 7
-7 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 7 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X
the idea here, though, is not to set out trying to play the second
one. just start basic, listen to song, play along with the song,
and work on developing the fingering, which should come naturally
as you work with it. the right hand never stops or changes during
the almost the entire song. up and down, really fast.
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-7 7 7 3 7 7 7 7 3 7
-
-5 7 7 7 7 7 4/5 7 7 7
this is also really simplified, due to my inability to transcribe
(this song is my second effort at it.)
-
-
-
-9 9 11 9 5 7
- 7 9 7
-7 3 5
------------------------------------------------------
SO MUCH TO SAY
this really shows my inablility to translate right hand rhythm patterns
but it should get you started. i also know that this isn't perfect by
opening riff (and prominent throughout the song):
-
- 5 5 5 5
- 5 4/5 6 5 4/5 6
- 5 7 5 7
- 7 0 7 0
-3/5 3/5
(i don't know the exact chord progression)
-
- 5 5 5 5
- 5 4 2 10 5 4/5 6 5 4/5 6
- 5 10 7 5 7 5 7
- 7 3 x 5 7 7
-3/5 1 1/10 10 3 3/5 3/5
A D G D
played using standard bar chords
--------------------------------------------------
#34 (main riff)
-
-
- 11 7 6
- 9 9 6 7 7
- 7 7 9 5 9 5 /7 7 9\
- 5
1 suite whirrled (intro)
-
- 4 6 4
- 3 3 0 0^1^0 3 0
- 3 3 3
- 6 5 5 3 1 3 3
- 4 5 5
-
-
- 4 5 3
- 5 7 3 0 3 0 3
- 5 5 3 3 6 6 8
- 8 7 6 1 4 6 8
------------------------------
!THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTION COURTESY OF SHAWN PETERS
gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu
rhythm and patterns are available to the reader. Therefore, the
tab is greatly simplified. A great deal of fill is assumed
between the tab shown here -- the songs would sound pretty lame if
they were played exactly as I have entered them).
Mute and slide, mute and slide!
LIE IN OUR GRAVES
-----------------
E--2--2-2----2--2-2-------------0--0-0-0-0-|
B--3--3-3----3--3-3-------------2--2-2-2-0-|
G--2--2-2----4--4-4--------2----2--2-2-2-0-|
D--0--0-0----4--4-4--0-2-4---4--2--2-2-2-0-|
A---------4--2--2-2-------------0--0-0-0-0-|
E------------------------------------------|
E--2--2-2----2--2-2----3-0-3-|
B--3--3-3----3--3-3----0-2-0-|
G--2--2-2----4--4-4----0-2-0-| repeat
D--0--0-0----4--4-4-0--0-2-0-|
A---------4--2--2-2----2-0-2-|
E----------------------3---3-|
and the little bit after "and I'm blown away"...
E-3-3-3------------0-0-0-3-3-3 -|
B-2-2-2------------1-1-1-0-0-0 -|
G-3-3-3-----2------2-2-2-0-0-0 -|
D-0-0-0-0-4---4-0--2-2-2-0-0-0 fill -|
A------------------0-0-0-2-2-2 -|
E------------------------3-3-3 -|
B 5 7 7 7 7 5 7
G 5 slide 7 7 7 7 5 7 Ab Bb C etc.
D 5 7 7 7 7 5 7
hit by sliding up/down to them. Throw in a lot of
mute picks as well. This accounts for that sort of rough
sound Dave gets)
SATELLITE (intro only)
---------
E--------------------------| There is probably an easier
B--------------------------| place on the neck to play
G--------------------------| this, but this is where Dave
D-----9---7----6---4---7---| seems to, so...
A---7------------7---7---7-|
E-5-----5---5--------------|
TWO STEP
--------
Intro is just Dm (barred at 5th fret)
Em(barre 7) D(bar 5) G(barre 3) C(barre 3)
D(barre 5) C(barre 3)
G C D slide upD slide upC G repeat 4 times
I'LL BACK YOU UP
----------------
I'm just going to list the chord changes, not the picking...just
listen to it and you'll get it.
E--0----0------2----0--| E--0---0------1----0--|
B--2----0------2----0--| B--2---0------1----0--|
G--2----4------2----1--| G--2---0------2----1--|
D--2----2------4----2--| D--2---2------3----2--|
A--0----0------4----2--| A--0---0------3----2--|
E-------4------2----0--| E------3------1----0--|
ANTS MARCHING
-------------
E--2-----------------3-----------------|
B--3-----------------0-----------------|
G--2-----------------0-----------------|
D--0------4-----4----0------5-----5----|
A-----4-5---4-5---5--2--4-5---4-5---5--|
E--------------------3-----------------|
F#m D G GAG F#m D GAG F#m D...........
ANGEL FROM MONTGOMERY (JOHN PRINE)
---------------------
add lots of suspensions and picking
G C G C G C D G
G F C G :|
ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER (BOB DYLAN)
------------------------
look in any songbook...people play it in different keys anyway
PAY FOR WHAT YOU GET
--------------------
plucked power chords...sounds like a pretty simple
progression?
SEEK UP
------
main part is a D power chord 7 down to C 5 and back
with an A 7 thrown in in the "fall back again" part
A Bm C D
BEST OF WHAT'S AROUND
---------------------
slide up neck to ~5 fret
Am (bar5) C(top 4 strings of barre 8) D(barre 5) G(barre 3)
C Am G D
repeat (don't know the rest)
TYPICAL SITUATION
-----------------
verse
schorus
G F ? ? ? ?
JUST FOR TONIGHT (OR WHATEVER)
------------------------------
E---5-...--------12-...-------10-...-------x--x--x-x-------|
B---5-...--------12-...-------10-...-------x--x--x-x-------|
G---6-...--------13-...-------11-...-------x--x--x-x-------|
D---7-...--------14-...-------12-...-------12-11-9-7-------|
A----------------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------------|
shown above, playing only the top four strings. The rhythm
can be taken from a recording. It helps to add your pinky your
pinky on and off the G string (ie. with A it would be 5-5-7-7),
making suspended-4 chords to make it sound better. Anyway, this
is the intro and the first part of the verse. After that it goes
I don't know the part containing "Goodbye...", this is a bit
murky but seems just like he's banging the hell out of some
chords.
CRY FREEDOM
-----------
E---------0-----------0--------------- -2--2--0--4----|
B---------2-----------0--------------- -2--3--0--4----|
G---------2-----------1--------------- -4--2--2--6----|
D---------2-----------2--------------- -4--0--2--6----|
A---------0-----------2--------------- -2-----0--4----|
E------------4--2-----0--------------- -2--------4----|
The intro is shown above. The first part of the verse that
begins with "How can I tolerate..." is just a variation of
A, B, and E barre chords. The chords for the part that
starts with "Cry freedom, cry" starts off with F#sus2 are
shown above.
------------END OF GUITAR TAB FILE------------------------
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2/22 @ Trax
dee3s@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Sat Feb 19 16:57:33 1994
show at Trax and he has a good deck that he would like to tape
the show with. Anyone know if he is allowed, how to do it and
what other equipment (like connectors, cables) he'll need besides
a power source? Thanks. Neither of us have ever taped before.
Dan
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Lyrics file?!
S975014@UMSLVMA.BITNET Sat Feb 19 18:38:06 1994
Could someone email me a copy of the lyrics file. It was posted to this
newsgroup a few months back and I forgot to save it. I am fairly computer
illiterate (except for basic email) so if someone can easily get a hold of it
and email it to me it would be appreciated. There have been a lot of new
subscribers lately, so posting it here might be appreciated by others too.
Miles Abrams
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DMB @ Ziggys, Winston-Salem NC 2/10/94
campb_c@cs.odu.edu Sun Feb 20 21:59:45 1994
Hi everyone...I haven't posted in a while and I'm sure alot of you are
starved for 1994 DMB, so I'll post the setlist from last weeks W-S
show...besides I'm going to grovel for something at the end of this and
need some ODMBC...
Set 1 1 h 3 m
Seek Up (well jammed as usual, 13+ minutes)
Song that Jane likes (no intro)
Tripping Billies
Satellite (they've been doing this one SLOOOOWWW...)
Help Myself (totally SICK!)
What would you say?
#36 (Dave scat sings to Boyd's pizzicato...you've gotta hear it..amazing)
Warehouse
Set 2 1 h 20 m
Jimi Thing (good jam, Dave attempts guitar solo)
Minarets (Carter raps an old Beastie Boys rhyme during Dave's "chick-chicka"
Typical Situation (beautiful!)
Two Step (one of the better ones since the keyboard days...)
Granny
Watchtower (Leroi assualts the audiance with the craziest solo I've heard
Lover Lay Down (funkier than usaul)
Ants Marchings
For those of you that couldn't make the show because of the weather (snow,
ice, yuch!) Try to catch them somewhere soon...it's one of the strongest
that I've seen them do in awhile. Carter is playing CRAZY and LeRoi is
doing some truly inspired solos. Can't wait for the shows this week!!
Oh yeah..people in W-S yell out for Ants marching instead of Halloween and
Two Step..it was weird, I guess they didn't get to hear it twice a week
for 3 months.
Ok, here's the GROVEL...I was planning on going to Trax on Tuesday, but
have now found out that it's SOLD OUT?!? What the hell? Welp, I need 1
ticket and would gladly be your best friend forever in addition to running
tapes of any shows from this week you'd like...I'm taping 22nd, 23rd (with
WSP!) 24th and 26th...somebodys just GOTTA have an extra...please, please
please...Also, I'll be glad to give anyone a ride to the show. I'm going
through Williamsburg and Richmond. Free ride, drink as much as you'd like
and I'll drop you on the doorstep when the show is over...
Sorry for the wasted bandwidth..everyone have a good week.
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dave in the midwest
SAPIRE@carleton.edu Mon Feb 21 00:36:05 1994
i'm gonna be going to see the band in Des Moines Iowa
or however that's all spelled
and am wondering if anyone knows about the club they're playing
and if it's a 21 bar and if they let people tape
sorry about the WORLD WIDe posT
ed
sapire@carleton.edu
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Re: jimi thing guitar solo
kmk4g@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Mon Feb 21 12:23:24 1994
whether or not this is implying that it was a bad guitar solo, but the two
guitar solos I have on tape happen to be excellent (both are on Jimi Thing;
1-19-93 and 12-31-93). He should try it more often.
...Praying for (but not yelling for) Halloween tomorrow night.
itself causes violence)
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Re: jimi thing guitar solo
campb_c@cs.odu.edu Mon Feb 21 13:06:21 1994
whether or not this is implying that it was a bad guitar solo, but the two
guitar solos I have on tape happen to be excellent (both are on Jimi Thing;
1-19-93 and 12-31-93). He should try it more often.
Yeah..I was implying that it wasn't his best...I've got several that are
GREAT (1/19/93 IS awesome!) but this one was kind of weak...But the
interplay between Roi and Boyd was amazing...It's almost as if Dave starts
the solo and realizes that Roi and Boyd are starting to get off, so he
lets them have the jam. Don't get me wrong...it's a top ten Jimi Thing.
Just has a truncated solo...
..Praying for (but not yelling for) Halloween tomorrow night.
me too...maybe if we all put our collective thought together and focus
Dave will throw down a slamming version. Ok...at 12:47 am Wednesday
morning, EVERYONE think "groovin Halloween"...and Carter funks it up the
backbeat...
have a kind week everyone.
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Derryberry & Alagia, The Birchmere
COGBILLJ@guvax.acc.georgetown.edu Mon Feb 21 13:10:18 1994
Good afternoon Minarets land,
I got the chance last night to see Derryberry & Alagia (John
Alagia--the DMB producer), and it was a very enjoyable experience.
One of the truly interesting things was that they played about three
DMB cover songs! It was great because it was the first time I heard a
band do a DMB cover...they played "So Much to Say," "Satellite," and
something else that I seem to forget right now. I went to the show w/
Christopher Sabec (DMB lawyer and fellow fan) and so with him I was
able to chew the fat some with John about DMB. One thing interesting
is their plans for a six song promo Cd due for release some time next
month!
Also I'm going to the Birchmere show w/ Dave and Tim tonight w/
C. Sabec and was wondering if any other netters would be
there...should be fun!
Vaya con Dios!
Jamie Cogbill
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concerning the demo cd
fostekc0@seraph1.sewanee.edu Mon Feb 21 19:01:48 1994
OUT WITH A DEMO CD NEXT MONTH. WILL THIS BE A STUDIO DEMO THAT WILL NOT BE
SOLD TO THE PUBLIC...WHAT SONGS, IF ANYONE KNOWS, WILL BE INCLUDED...THIS
IS THE FIRST THAT I HAVE HEARD OF THIS. PLEASE SEND ALL THAT ANY OF YOU
KNOW.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
no one making no commitments to anybody but themselves
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Rolling Stone 3/10/94
dee3s@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Mon Feb 21 19:28:25 1994
(72) has an Alternative Music chart replacing the usual College
Radio chart. What album comes in at Number 6 . . . you guessed
it! Dave and the boys with Remember Two Things. The issue's
alternative chart is based on sales at Wuxtry Records, Athens,
Ga.
there with my purple Phish hat with the orange writing and my
wire-frame glasses. Say hi.
Till tomorrow . . .
Dan
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Bayou
SPICE@DICKINSON.EDU Mon Feb 21 22:30:15 1994
alright, i'm planning on heading to the bayou for the show on saturday. any
hints from anyone? we're planning on arriving early to eliminate the chance
of not getting in. the bayou is only 18+, right? anyone have any clues on
price? i hear the people who work there are nasty (that's a god street wine
sentiment, certainly) so we'll be on our toes. hope to see a bunch of ya'
there... i'll probably be wearing a gsw hat and a phishnet shirt...
thanks,
reid
-SPICE@DICKINSON.EDU
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and another thing...
SPICE@DICKINSON.EDU Mon Feb 21 22:33:02 1994
taping? possible at the bayou? or too small? thanks.
numbered songs phenomenon? i think it's really cool (and i can identify with
the difficulty in naming songs -- in fact, before i was into dmb, i would
write lyrics randomly and started naming them up from 31 for some terribly
coincidental reason). anyone heard any from the 20s, teens, or single
digits? which does the band play besides 34 and 36?
reid
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DMB at Breck
bobgee@merle.acns.nwu.edu Tue Feb 22 01:03:58 1994
I'm sending this message/request as a service to a friend who will be out in
Colo. skiing for Spring Break and really wants too see Dave play in Breck
(he's going thru serious withdrawal as he hasn't seen the band since NYE).
Anyway, the problem is he'll be in Steamboat without a car. So if there's
anyone planning on being in Steamboat at that time and roadtripping to see the
band in Breck (probably 2 hr+ drive) then e'd love a ride. He has offered to
pay for gas, buy you drinks, and do just about anything for a ride.
Oh, the show is Mar. 12 at Breckinridge.
If this might apply to anyone, then e-mail me direct. If not, sorry to waste
bandwidth.
Bob
P.S. Talked to Coran the other day. He says the Virginia Horse Center in
Lexington is "cool as shit" and there will be camping :) Can't wait!
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The Birchmere...oh what a night
COGBILLJ@guvax.acc.georgetown.edu Tue Feb 22 01:47:12 1994
OH wow!
It sure was a great show tonight, Dave and Tim at their utmost best.
I met Wayland and Kwon there tonight...my first real outside contact
w/ other netters. Wayland is posting the set list so I won't spend
time on that here.
About the show...(my two cents)...So Much to Say, with Tim using the
slide and Dave as animated as ever was awesome, the encore of Angel
then Watchtower was tremendous.
The Birchmere was really neato...everyone sat at tables, but were just
as enthused as most shows I've seen.
producer of the Counting Crows cd who was there to hear Dave. Talked
to John Alagia and Doug Derryberry some...and after the show
Christopher Sabec was going to drive me back to my Gtown home but
first we got to drop Dave and an RCA guy named Bruce off at the
Marriot. It was so cool being in the car w/ Dave...the guy is
hilarious...actually damn near obnoxious, he was talking with this
Brooklyn mafia accent about...well, I'll let you use your imagination.
both of us.
whew.
sorry, I rambled.
Jamie Cogbill
PS--tix for the BAyou are $10 w/o service charge...yes it is 18+, yes
get there early for your tix.
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Dave and Tim at the Birchmere
PONDWAYLA@urvax.urich.edu Tue Feb 22 02:35:36 1994
Hello fellow netters! Just got back from the Dave and
tim show at the Birchmere in Alexandria,Va. He is a quick review of
a mellow but intense show...
Set 1
******
Pay for what you get
Lie in our graves
So Much to Say
Satellite
Recently (jammin tim solo)
You are my sanity (Tim song)
Warehouse
Typical Situation (Tim jam)
Help Myself
Set 2
*****
T-Bone Burnette and Tim jammed to a T-Bone song
Minarets
Tripping Billies
I'll Back you Up (gripping)
Dancing Nancy
Tim Song
Cry Freedom (wow! surprise! one hell of a song)
Ants Marching
One Sweet World
Christmas Song
The show was great, during the show someone joked around and screamed
"Halloween" dave said he would play it Tuesday and saturday night!
Also has anyone heard of T-Bone Burnette(jams on guitar)? he is producer
for RCA out of Los Angelas? Well, it was good to meet Jamie and Quan,
hope to see some of you all this week, look for me taping.
Wayland
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DMB COMING TO THE MIDWEST
C526208@MIZZOU1.BITNET Tue Feb 22 04:54:53 1994
If any of you out there know Dave personally or any of his management staff
There is a great bar here in Columbia, Mo. called the Blue Note
and play there (or maybe it's just me). Could someone please pass this
information along. Also, the address is : 17 North 9th Street
It is a 800-1000 person venue. I'm sure that they would be very interested
in booking he and the boyz. I realize that they are coming to Kansas
(DEFINITE road trip), but I would LOVE to see them on "home turf". Please
let me know if they express any interest in playing here...it would make my
day. By the by, the town of Columbia has three college campuses in it.
Mizzou is roughly 25000 large. Great place to get some exposure!
Thanks,
Dave Culp (C526208@MIZZOU1.MISSOURI.EDU)
PS- sorry to all of you that this doesn't effect.
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suscribe
sam9q@dayhoff.med.virginia.edu Tue Feb 22 08:49:30 1994
suscribe me
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the promo thingy....
STU_RCTHOMPS@VAX1.ACS.JMU.EDU Tue Feb 22 11:18:32 1994
i talked to chris tetselli of red light management this morning,
and he said the only thing available right now is a four song ep
entitled 'recenlty' with an edited-for-radio title song, as well
as ants, tripping billies, and song that jane likes. it's a radio
promo, and only available as such.
the big thing coming up, however, is a cd5 which will include some
songs that didn't make the album cut (i'm assuming they are also live
and recorded at the same show) and will include some dave matthews/
tim reynolds cuts, as well. they haven't fully figured out what's
up with this thing, yet, so i couldn't get a full track listing.
this cd5 will be available only through mail order or at shows.
i'll let everyone know more as it becomes available.
======================================================================
rick thompson stu_rcthomps@vax1.acs.jmu.edu
jmu box 5388 willing to tell you anything you
harrisonburg va 22807 ever wanted to know about the dave
(703) 568-4945 disjunct lyrics).
**********************************************************************
"It is indeed a great gift of heaven to possess...plain common sense."
======================================================================
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Re: Dave and Tim at the Birchmere
@mwbbmsg.attmail.com:rib!4399 Tue Feb 22 13:07:41 1994
Actually, T-Bone is not with RCA...he is famous in his own right. He is the
husband of Sam Phillips ( a talented singer-songwriter) and an acclaimed
record producer. T-Bone's latest accomplishment is the Counting Crows CD. He
also did a number of Elvis Costello and ZZ-Top albums. I will try to post
T-Bone's entire discography for everyone's information.
Also, the name of the tune he played with Tim Reynolds is called "Humans from
Earth."
The reason T-Bone was at the Birchmere is that he is considering producing and
DMB management is considering having him produce the RCA release (it is a
MUTUAL decision). So far, so good. Dave and T-Bone really got along well.
Tonight, T-Bone will meet the band at Trax and we'll have to wait and see
where things go from here.
Later,
Christopher
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Re: need some info on old shows
@mwbbmsg.attmail.com:rib!4399 Tue Feb 22 13:56:10 1994
Gordon--
That tape you have is from the Floodzone in Richmond, Virginia 9/30/92.
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subscribe
sonja@cwis.unomaha.edu Tue Feb 22 14:46:56 1994
Hello!
Please subscribe me !!!
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Re: Derryberry & Alagia, The Birchmere
btanen@husc.harvard.edu Tue Feb 22 19:09:34 1994
Good afternoon Minarets land,
I got the chance last night to see Derryberry & Alagia (John
Alagia--the DMB producer), and it was a very enjoyable experience.
anyone remember when I posted asking for info about these guys. I told
this long story about how they were supposedly from the DC area . . . .
One of the truly interesting things was that they played about three
DMB cover songs! It was great because it was the first time I heard a
band do a DMB cover...they played "So Much to Say," "Satellite," and
something else that I seem to forget right now. I went to the show w/
Christopher Sabec (DMB lawyer and fellow fan) and so with him I was
able to chew the fat some with John about DMB. One thing interesting
is their plans for a six song promo Cd due for release some time next
month!
hear the reverse. I mean, what if Dave and the guys did a song or two of
John/Doug's? Now, 99% of you have never heard D&A, so this is sort of
dumb to write, but how about "How To Love You," or "Wish You Well," or
many others which the DMB could totally RIP. Ah, here's to hoping.
Also I'm going to the Birchmere show w/ Dave and Tim tonight w/
C. Sabec and was wondering if any other netters would be
there...should be fun!
Vaya con Dios!
Jamie Cogbill
Well, now for some ODMBC (hee hee!):
The last time I checked Ticketmaster, they said a band called Quicksand
was playing at Irving Plaza NYC on March 26. What gives?
--Ben
----Let's get down to the nitty-gritty, Let's get the show on the road.----
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subscribe messages to the net
jcrother Tue Feb 22 23:59:42 1994
has anyone else noticed the upsurge of subscribe messages to minarets
lately? :)
please let people know the correct message to susbcribe to when relaying
information about minarets.
---to subscribe to minarets send the message, "subscribe minarets YOUR NAME"
to listproc@moose.uvm.edu
---to digestify after subscribing send the message, "set minarets mail
digest" to listproc@moose.uvm.edu
hope this cuts down on the subscribe messages to minarets.
-------------
alex Crothers
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Upcoming DMB show at Sewanee...
SEAWA@vax.rhodes.edu Wed Feb 23 00:32:56 1994
in a few weeks (the 5ht of March, I believe). This sounds too good to be
true. Can anyone confirm this for me?
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