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  DMB Live Trax Vol. 22: Montage Mountain
  

  Item #: DMDD94
  

  The DMB Crew is particularly excited about the next Live Trax release. The July 14, 2010 Montage Mountain, Scranton, PA show is a true gem. The band really crushed it on stage delivering an over 3-hour performance! The Montage Mountain show’s setlist draws from all different time frames and showcases some relatively new arrangements and jams. Grace is Gone features a country- tinged outro and You and Me has a nice Digging A Ditch tease intro. So Damn Lucky is a pretty epic jam and the horns reprise the Digging A Ditch melody again in the song. #41 is a definite highlight, clocking in at over 20 minutes with Two Step a close second at sixteen minutes. The spontaneous little jam before Pantala Naga Pampa > Rapunzel and the energetic Two Step both serve to illustrate what a great time the band members were having on stage that night. Click the album cover for the Official Track Listing

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  DMB Live Trax Vol. 21: SOMA
  

  Item #: DMDD92
  

  Dave Matthews Band 8.4.95 SOMA in San Diego, CA is the 21st volume in the Live Trax series. The show was performed in front of an intimate crowd and broadcast via radio and Dan Healy, the Grateful Dead's longtime audio engineer, was on board as the recording engineer. Despite it being a radio broadcast, the band was comfortable performing with experimental soloing and joking with the crowd. The 1995 San Diego show features compelling renditions of classic songs with the band exhibiting great energy throughout the set. Highlights from the early show include LeRoi's performance on Proudest Monkey , I'll Back You Up in the encore as well as an exceptional Drive In Drive Out . This version of Don't Burn the Pig is an early jam, different from the later studio release on Before These Crowded Streets .

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  DMB Live Trax Vol. 20: Wetlands Preserve
  

  Item #: DMDD85
  

  LIVE TRAX 20: 8.19.93 WETLANDS PRESERVE, NEW YORK, NY Live Trax Volume 20: 8.19.93 Wetlands Preserve, New York, NY is now available in the Warehouse store/DMB store as a 2-CD set and may be purchased as a bundle with the 20th Anniversary Fire Dancer T-shirt. The Wetlands show is the earliest show in the Live Trax series that we've been able to mix from multi-track. The historic, now defunct Wetlands Preserve has a neat history rooted in philanthropy and is one of the first NYC venues that DMB played. Highlights include a great run of songs, Dancing Nancies > Typical Situation > Blue Water on the setlist featuring longtime friend, Warren Haynes. Blue Water features Boyd and Warren weaving licks together with violin and slide. Best of What's Around as a closer is pretty rare and all in all, we just really love this high energy show from the early days.

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  DMB Live Trax Vol. 17: Shoreline Amphitheatre
  

  Item #: DMDD67
  

  7.06.97, Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA. For the 17th release in the DMB Live Trax series, we chose the Shoreline show from 1997 which is also the first release from that year. This was the band’s third performance at Shoreline Amphitheatre, opened south of San Francisco in 1986 in cooperation with promoter Bill Graham who designed the venue space to resemble the Grateful Dead’s Steal Your Face image. Highlights of the summer 97 Shoreline show include the debut release of Leave Me Praying (which later evolves into Don’t Drink the Water) and the cover of Daniel Lanois’ For The Beauty of Wynona featuring Los Lobos’ Steve Berlin on sax and David Hidalgo on electric guitar. Jimi Thing features remarkable horn play by LeRoi and Steve Berlin in a musical conversation with Carter’s drums. Hidalgo’s guitar solo in Lie In Our Graves is also worth mention, lending a special sweetness to the song. booklet | tray inlay | CD labels

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  DMB Live Trax Vol. 16: Riverbend Music Center
  

  Item #: DMDD56
  

  This Live Trax volume is a special show selected by our friends at Ants Marching. For Live Trax Volume 16, the Ants Marching staff has chosen the first night of a two-night stand in 2000 from Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, OH. Highlights of the 06.26.00 Cincinnati show include Sweet Up and Down , LeRoi’s beautiful flute and Carter’s masterful drumming in Say Goodbye , rarity Little Thing at the beginning and end of disc 1, as well as partial #40 (with lyrics) transitioning into Digging a Ditch . A particularly memorable version of Crush and Bartender are also songs worthy of note on the 2000 Riverbend release. booklet | tray inlay | CD labels

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  DMB Live Trax Vol. 14: Nissan Pavilion
  

  Item #: DMDD50
  

  As part of a continual effort to celebrate the life and memory of our friend and brother, founding DMB member LeRoi Moore, we are releasing his last concert performance as Live Trax Volume 14. Proceeds from the sales will be donated by Dave Matthews Band in LeRoi’s memory to the Charlottesville Music Resource Center and the Boys and Girls Club of Charlottesville-Albemarle, among other charitable organizations which best reflect LeRoi’s spirit and passions. Highlights of the Nissan show include the acoustic version of The Space Between , a song that had not been played live since 04. Sledgehammer made its live debut at the Nissan show, afterwards becoming a favorite on summer tour set lists. Other highlights include the ever-passionate Don't Drink the Water , a tight version of So Damn Lucky followed by The Dreaming Tree ; Boyd's jam on Louisiana Bayou and LeRoi and Rashawn's jam on Anyone Seen the Bridge are also noteworthy. The show ended with another summer tour favorite, Sly and the Family Stone's Thank You (Falletin Me Be Mice Elf Agin) . booklet | tray inlay | CD labels

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  DMB Live Trax Vol. 15: Alpine Valley Music Theatre
  

  Item #: DMDD54
  

  08.09.2008 Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI is a show whose setlist speaks entirely for itself. One of the most fan-requested shows for live release, the show features a superb progression of songs. Highlights of the show are numerous, from Dancing Nancies (played rarely as opener), Halloween>Water into Wine and Spoon , a definitive surprise of the evening, making its return after a 5-year hiatus. Stefan’s bass opening of Crush is memorable as is the fluid double encore of Don’t Drink The Water into Two Step . DMB played a couple of covers for the crowd’s pleasure, Pink Floyd’s Money and Talking Heads’ Burning Down the House . booklet | tray inlay | CD labels

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  Dave Matthews Band - Live in Atlantic City
  

  Item #: DMDD88
  

  6.26.2011 Bader Field, Atlantic City, NJ Dave Matthews Band brought their multi-artist Caravan tour to four US cities this summer with the opening weekend taking place in Atlantic City, New Jersey June 24th-26th. DMB brought new life to Bader Field, a defunct airport space surrounded by the Intracoastal Waterway, only a short bridge away from the famous Atlantic City Boardwalk. The band hosted a 3-day multi-stage, multi-artist festival ending each day of music with a headline performance. One four letter word sums up the weekend perfectly: E-P-I-C. The band’s headlining concert on June 26th is now available as a 2-CD set or digital download. DMB pulled some great stuff out of their trick bag on the last night in AC with rarity (and previously unreleased) Kill the King , Seek Up into Warehouse , Dive In featuring a new musical intro and a first for the band with a cover of Sweet Emotion . The crowd went wild during the quadruple encore when DMB began playing Halloween after Carter’s snare drum intro to Ants Marching , launching back into Ants at the end of Halloween. DMB ended the show and an incredible weekend of music with the apropos Thank You Falletin Me Be Mice Elf Agin. The fans continued chanting the song as they exited the Caravan and walked over the bridge to the boardwalk. booklet | tray inlay | CD labels

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  Live Trax vol 23: Whittemore Center Arena
  

  Item #: DMDD102
  

  Live Trax Volume 23 is the first Dave and Tim show to be released in the series. For the special Dave and Tim debut, we have selected an exceptional 1996 show from the University of New Hampshire in Durham. This last show of the Dave & Tim tour that year includes Dave’s solo performance of never-before-played Hold Me Down . Tim broke a string and while replacing, Dave played the solo song asking the audience to name it. The jam from What Would You Say into Minarets is a definite highlight along with Leave Me Praying which is one of the coolest versions of the song we’ve heard. Other noteworthy parts of the show include What Will Become of Me at the end of Jimi Thing , the cover of Led Zeppelin’s Tangerine and the Cry Freedom closer.

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  DMB Live Trax Vol. 12: L.B. Day Amphitheater
  

  Item #: DMDD39
  

  05.05.1995 L.B. Day Amphitheater, Salem, OR is now available as digital download in MP3 or FLAC format. Highlights of the 1995 Salem, OR show include strong opener Warehouse , LeRoi’s exceptional jam on All Along The Watchtower , rarity The Song That Jane Likes , and #36 at almost ten minutes in length.

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