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In celebration of their recent induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Dave Matthews Band are releasing Where Are You Going: The Singles, a brand-new, career-spanning collection highlighting the band's iconic discography. Pulling together 22 singles from 1994 to today, Where Are You Going features hits such as "Satellite," "Crash Into Me," "Ants Marching," and more. Including tracks from all ten studio albums, seven of which debuted at #1 on the Billboard Albums Chart, this newest compilation showcases the incredible musical journey of Dave Matthews Band.
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SIDE A
- What Would You Say
- Ants Marching
- Satellite
- Too Much
- Two Step
SIDE B
- Tripping Billies
- Crash Into Me
- So Much To Say
- Stay (Wasting Time)
- Don't Drink The Water (Single Edit)
SIDE C
- Crush (Single Edit)
- The Space Between
- When the World Ends
- Everyday (Single Edit)
- Grey Street
- Where Are You Going
SIDE D
- Dreamgirl (Radio Mix)
- You & Me (Single Edit)
- Funny The Way It Is
- Mercy
- Samurai Cop (Oh Joy Begin)
- Madman's Eyes (Single Edit)
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Customer Reviews
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Brandon McClellanDecember 10, 2024Can’t wait to get this. I like everyone else and curious why American baby did not make it on this album. That it is the band’s highest charted single in band history on the “billboard hot 100”
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Dank PeezyNovember 21, 2024Such a great collection of songs that have been the soundtrack to our lives for decades on end. So happy for the fellas to finally get the recognition they deserve up there in Cleveland. No I Did It or American Baby is an odd choice. Curious to say the least.
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Andrew FNovember 18, 2024This was a no-brainer for me, even though I have all the studio albums that have been released on Vinyl. Curious to me is why American Baby got left off, and it's not a frequent song they play on tour by any means. I wonder why? It was literally their highest charting single in the USA. Maybe they're planning on releasing a "Stand Up" on Vinyl soon and didn't want to poach their own sales of it for those who might have been satisfied to have the biggest hit on this collection already (Even though this does have Dreamgirl), just seems odd.
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Chad TOctober 22, 2024It’s about time, have you guys even been trying to get into the HOF all of these years or not
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Danielle RabinowitzOctober 19, 2024You made it, boys! Greatest of all time!
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