Dave Matthews Band - Tripping Billies

[Steezeandmac]

yeahhh...not really feelin tim on this. i like their old sound of jazz..not this rock shit

[tc5150]

@Steezeandmac quit listening then.

[mclemons23]

Lame crowd 

[phillyphan24]

Why do I love DMB? Because its not only Dave the whole bad kicks ass and they are all amazing at what they do. And they dont do lame ass performances this is sick

[gunksuamba]

this song is magic

[BaronBosworth]

I love Tim's parts and think he gives a valuable element of musical depth but I can't stand his tone. I wish he would mellow his guitar the fuck out. I've always really loved the jazzy side of DMB and i'm starting to feel that without LeRoi and with Tim that side of them is being replaced with more of a rocky edge.

[pat4887]

is that booker t on the violin

[moniecat11]

I love dmb but its almost too sad too watch, jeff coffin is good, but LeRoi was the best, the band has suffered in more ways than 1, and they dont really need tim reynolds.

[oldrabbit95]

@moniecat11 I know what ya mean. but Jeff Coffin ist great, there is no better substitution for LeRoi than him! but, yo`re right. Tim is too loud, he should me more a background guitarist,...

best performance of DMB was/is/will ever be the Central Park Concert 2003!

[andytaylor228]

@oldrabbit95 the central park concert was soo bad ass! i wish they would've played Tripping Billies and Lie In Our Graves tho

[drewper73]

Tim Reynolds electric guitar adds so much. I saw them about a month before Groogrux came out & they sounded soooo good with Tim's guitar and Rashawn on trumpet. Even though the new album wasn't out yet, they played Funny the Way It Is, Spaceman, and Why I Am. It was my 8th time seeing them & even though LeRoi wasn't there, I'd have to say it was the best DMB show I've ever seen. Vanderbilt football stadium, Nashville, TN.

[alexavwenz]

@drewper73 actually that electric makes me cringe.

[drewper73]

@alexavwenz Really? It's just that Tim Reynolds has played on almost all of their studio stuff and then when you see them live without the electric guitar, it sounds like something's missing on some of the songs. I like it either way, but the sound is a little heavier when Tim is playing.

[alexavwenz]

@drewper73 The studio stuff is fine. You don't hear it that much. But live it just doesn't sound right. And I've been listening to these guys since 1992.

[drewper73]

@alexavwenz I hear ya. Tim's guitar should always be lower than Dave's. The mix has always been pretty good for the shows I've been too with Tim on stage. How about the Live at Luther College, Live from Radio City, and the 2 tracks on "Recently" where it's just Dave & Tim both on acoustic? Do you dig that stuff? On a slightly different note, I remember when DMB were playing the Ivory Tusk in Tuscaloosa, AL, in 91-92 when I was a student at Alabama. I never thought they'd get so big.

[wilddogg71]

Reminds of an old Iron Maiden video in a castle. Can't wait till I can follow DMB around the world.

[introvicpetr]

@wilddogg71 at O2 Academy in Brixton, London. The neighborhood doesn't look so sweet, but that building was surely beautiful ;)

[wilddogg71]

Where was this concert at, it looks beautiful. Would love to see Dave in Europe.

[spudchabaz]

Jesus

[dsudds1]

what?

[aclopezestrada]

Carter Beauford is an amazing drummer, but he overplays live.....

[spudchabaz]

@aclopezestrada yeah, this song I would say you are right. But he usually plays with better taste.

[tennisIS4pussys]

@aclopezestrada you're an idiot

[JL2589]

TUUUUUUUUNNNNEEE!!!!!

[bibox8]

heel yeah!!!