Dave Matthews Band- #41 (First Listen)
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Song Link: • Dave Matthews Band - #41 - Hudba
Dave Matthews Band is absolutely one of the most underrated bands of all time.
Facts.
Never understood the DMB haters. I mean it's fine if you don't like them, but the absolute vitriol that is directed at them and their fans by some is mind boggling.
...And yet so highly rated. They have their own SiriusXM channel.
And yet "Coming in at No. 1 is the hard-touring Dave Matthews Band, which banked nearly $530 million from the sale of 11.6 million tickets since 2000. His tour stops included the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, most recently in 2009. Not too shabby for being "under-rated"!
And this is actually an old stat so just half the story!
If you like that, you gotta listen to the listener supported version of #41
perfect version
My favorite version is #41 in Europe 2009, music video one
@@christianhernandez9540
Oof
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the sax solo on that one is just pure perfection
The whole listener supported live. Their YT is stacked w/ live. IMO, they sound best live.
There is a live version of this song that is 30 minutes long. DMB with Bella and the fleck tones. You won’t be sorry.
i just rewatched that. its pure sublime. fun fact. i was at that show. it was in fact, my first show. i was in the eighth row in front of future man.
YES!
Speaking of Bella Fleck, Big Country is another worthy jam
Thats my favorite live version of #41! So beautiful
There will NEVER be a song I love more or a band I worship more!
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Same!!
"Drive In Drive Out" The song was written for Carter to show off his talent.
Really? Thats probably why I got psycho for Carter (I used to play drums in my mother's church). The Man is incredible with "the sticks!!"
@@ronaldhiggins6805 Best drummer in the land!
That smile as the song starts. Been listening to DMB for alot of years and still smile like that when #41 starts. Music for the soul
I think my facial expressions were the same when I fell in love with this band in 1994....
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CARTER BEAUFORD ON THE DRUMS! This video made my heart happy, to watch someone experience the joy of a DMB song. :) Get thee to a live show! You won't regret it!
Thank you Jenn!
Just do the entire DMB discography and thank me later. I don't go a day without listening to them!
💯💯💯
Your reaction is so pure and nailed the essence - the imagery of sitting on the lawn with your wife grooving out is exactly what Dave was made for!
Appreciate that Tom!
Check out "Two Step" if you want to hear some incredible drumming from Carter, especially pretty much any live version they put out.
You will have a field day getting into DMB if you like the drums on this one. Carter Beauford is one of the best out there right now and one of my favorites of all time. His cymbal work is so fun to listen to. There are probably others more familiar with the totality of DMB's catalog who can suggest good songs but their first two albums ('Under The Table And Dreaming' and 'Crash') are the best place to look in my opinion. The drumming is incredible throughout.
Definitely got my attention, thanks bcb!
I personally would recommend something with more prog and jazz elements I.E Before These Crowded Streets. Their best album imo.
Technically, "Remember Two Things" was their first and in its own way, superior to others if you like that live sound. Plus Dave has more of a twang that I like on it. Very deep songs on the second half of that album.
@@DonHaka My favorite album too. Every song is unique.
@@NathanRayfilms I mean that album has everything. Pop, jazz, progrock, wonderful lyrics, incredible drumming, saxophone, flute and violin solos. I was especially astounded the first time i heard The Dreaming Tree.
This song is a masterpiece can't come across music like this often
With this band, the live versions are so much more incredible 99.999% of the time!
DMB is known for using odd time signatures to great effect, but what they do here in 4/4 time is just stupid good. If you don't like this, you don't like music...
I'm not familiar with DMB. I liked what I heard.
Holy shit man, carter Beaufort is mind blowing!! There are tons of videos that focus on him drumming. I can spend hours listening to him drum. And Dave Matthews band gets better and better like a fine wine! They still tour like crazy for over 25 years
More by this band: crush, say goodbye, warehouse, crash, dreaming tree
To be honest, I can't think of a bad DMB song. He is a great singer and the musicianship of them all is amazing.
That Girl is You ;)
Stand up and sleep to dream her are like the only ones I don’t like
The acoustic version of this song, with Dave and Tim Reynolds, recorded live at Luther College, is probably the most meaningful song of my life. Makes me cry every single time but not in a bad way just because it’s so fucking beautiful.
That's the way I explain a lot of Dave and Tim, just so fucking beautiful. Those two together are literally a match made in heaven.
I agree. That entire album was a life changer for me. I was in college at the time....perfect timing in 1998.
@@jennapecor1865 That is perfect timing. Perfect album from front to back ❤️
DMB is the rare rock band that is not electric guitar-based. Matthews himself plays acoustic, but the sax and violin sounds fill the space that in other bands would be an electric guitar. Made them unusual on the jam band scene in the 90s. Obviously, the rhythm section is off the charts great.
This is a group I respect, but don't know well. This music is so uplifting - they play beautifully together. Thank for sharing this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
The song right after #41 is called Say Goodbye, and I think it's better than #41, but my favorite will always be "Don't Drink the Water". It's as if Dave tried to write a Peter Gabriel song and succeeded. Alanis Morrisette sings backup on it. The lyrics are incredible and stark and shocking and necessary and poignant. Please do that song! The video features Native Americans dressed as Pilgrams. Phenomenal. Really.
I love a good DDTW opener.
That my fave DMB song as well!
I recommend "Pig" off of Before These Crowded Streets. My all time favorite DMB song.
This... so much this!! 🙌🏽
All of DMB live recording during this time frame is great and very unique. Warehouse, Dancing Nancies, Two Step would be great to react to.
Same feel and expression first time I’ve heard the song decades ago. 👌 Teary eyed because of the vibe and feel. My favorite band. One of the best live band to watch. Listen to their live concerts! You’ll be blown away.
Thanks Keno!🙃
I'm am huge DMB fan! Have loved them for many years & seen them live 11 times! Watching someone discover them for the first time brings me so much joy!!! 😍👏👏👏 Thanks for sharing & I hope you keep listening & see their show if you can.
I shared the video with some fellow DMB fans! XO
Thanks for watching Sis! Appreciate you sharing as well, it means a lot :D
Definitely a top DMB song. I would recommend "The Dreaming Tree". That has some of my favorite drumming
Thanks divided!
Dreaming Tree Live Summer Warm Up on YT is awesome.
Dreaming Tree is an all around amazing song! That Bass line. Super deep lyrics
@@JustJP I'd suggest this song as well.
DMB has been my favorite band since I was 11 years old and I will soon be 30. Man times flies.
Man, doesn't it?
Listen to any of these songs, but a live version: "Two Step", "Ants Marching", "Along the Watchtower", "Grey Street". Listen to these and thank me later.
This guy knows what he's talking about.
Watchtower is the best encore song!
Listen to the live release in Boulder (02?) All along the Watchtower, Ants and Bartender... All perfect & at the top of the bands talent.
Ooo, yeah, Grey Street is my second favorite song by them. Good suggestions.
So many amazing songs
They are my #13 favorite band. Incredible LPs full of stuff like this. They incorporate wind instruments and violin in every song. My favorite LPs are "Under the Table and Dreaming", "Crash", "Before These Crowded Streets", and "Busted Stufff". Every song within are great. #41 is one of my faves. I also like "Typical Situation", "Don't Drink the Water" (which I've requested from you), "Ants Marching", and so many more. They are a guilty pleasure and I love them. I think Dave's voice is sorta like John Mayer but DMB are imo exceptional. Nice reaction.
Awesome, thanks!
Just start at the beginning!!! I love that they are not too mainsteam....keeps them real! There is 30ish years of material. If you ever get to see them LIVE (#37 times here lol) It takes you to a whole other realm of DMB!! Dive on in ....and enjoy!!
Thanks Tammy!
I was a huge Dave-head back in the 90's. Even though through the years I have transitioned into metal, I always come back to Dave for good memories and when I need a serious chill-pill. I love all their albums before 2001. For some reason, just everything after never did it for me. RIP Leroy, you are missed dearly. I also wish that Boyd didn't fuck himself over. Even amidst all the sexual assault stuff, quitting the band was a stupid move. He used to be my favorite band memeber.
They're still doing it, baby! Saw my first show in '97 and can't wait for my next one. They are a treasure trove, my friend.
Seeing them live is an EXPERIENCE!!!!
Alright! Finally! Yes I've recommended them. I knew you would like it but didn't think you would react like this. Honestly I feel the same way though. They are just as tight in concert.
Typical Situation is probably my favorite. I think you'll also like Repunzel! I did already request The Dreaming Tree.
Thanks GT, this was awesome
@@JustJP The Dreaming Tree is one of my favorites from DMB. Also Don't Drink the Water. All of their songs are really good actually. :D
@@JustJP GT is right about "Typical Situation". Great song.
listen to only their live music! for real
You know a great band when they sound better live than in the studio. DMB certainly fills that mold.
“You never know” has my favorite lyrics. “Funny when you’re small, how the moon follows the car”
Ps. Dave has incredible lyrics.
Fun to watch a ‘newbie’ fall in love with my favourite band, AND with my favourite song!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Haha ty Nanci!
the drummer for this band Carter Beauford, had a drumming dvd where he teaches people how to drum. It's called Under The Table and Drumming (play on words with the album titled "Under the table and dreaming") there's a video on the internet of Carter playing this song in a studio...and it's perfection... easily one of the most gifted open handed drummers of all time...
Just got home from my 32nd show(been going since 98’). It was definitely a slow, laid back set list tonight, but they squeezed this in there.
You being a drummer would definitely appreciate these guys live. I’ve seen everybody(almost), and DMB are the best collective band I’ve ever heard.
The facial expressions were chef’s kiss
My funeral song anthem. Love DMB!!! R.I.P. LeRoi Moore
just listen to it live. Even better. Had this username since 2006. Best band ever. Ever.
You know what I love? When I sit down and decide to see a reaction video, plug in a group I'm thinking of (today DMB), and see you have a reaction to the group. #41 has always been at the top of my DMB faves, and your reaction was fantastic. This is why I am a subscriber, cuz I really like your reactions.
dave matthews band is beyond amazing! they have such a stellar bond and everything just works. welcome to dave!😁
Ty Lisa!
You should listen to "The Stone" by DMB...listen to the studio version first, then follow it up with some live versions, especially the one from Red Rocks in 2005 because it features a cool outro!!
I love your colors and patterns on your walls in your room.❤✌
you are now hooked! welcome to the family.
ty ty ty
My favorite is Granny, which has an almost cult following live. Early DMB and an absolute joy to hear live.
One of my favorites!
I remember when I first heard #41. I kept dreaming every night of it. Such an odd airy feeling. I feel suffocated every time I hear that song. It’s so amazing. Carter’s drumming and all of the other instruments are perfect in this song. The lyrics are up for interpretation and interesting.
Its a great song😁
Love it the smile says all that needs to be said.
One of my favorite songs of theirs. Best live.
Also, “You never know”, “Break free”, “Break for it”, “Seek up”, “The Stone”, any songs labeled #. 27, 34, 36.
Yes to all of this!
3-seconds in, the spark...5-seconds in, the smile cant be contained...10-seconds, Blast Off...just along for the Carter Beauford ride now...
:D
"Seek Up" from the "Live at Red Rocks" album
Yes, great song
Favorite song/version ever. I cry every time I hear it.
Wow great song👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 4.5 such an awesome band
I'm really glad you appreciated this song. These comments are on point with the recommendations. I go to 1 or 2 DMB shows every year in May. This band and their audiences are really something special. Even after all of these years of relentlesss touring, you can tell they still enjoy playing together and have fun with it. Some of my favorite DMB songs are the Last Stop, Bartender, Two Step, One Sweet World, Seek Up, Warehouse, Granny, Rapunzel, Halloween, Lying in the Hands of God, Don't Drink the Water and then #41 is my alltime favorite.
Thanks Rin! They're amazing
I spent this last Saturday night on the side of a hill listening to Dave play live. Lol glad you enjoyed it!
How perfect Jenna! Sounds like a lovely time
Dave Matthews Band is one of my all time favorites. Their live music is the absolute best and you can watch a video of Carter playing drums and recording the song...I think "Stand Up" is one of their better yet underrated albums.
Thanks Rynell!
Dave Matthews Band... Not even their fans realize how talented they are.
Easily their best song ever written. If you look at large fan base consensus, its in everyone's top 5's usually, it can range from 8 minutes to 32 minutes with amazing chord changes built perfectly for solos and an absolutely bomb chorus. Its really hard to beat a #41 added to any DMB setlist
i have seen them 12 times now...and can honestly say i dont know a single person that doesn't love this song, even people not fans of the band
love your facial expression to the flute and Saxophone, both played by the late great Leroi Moore by the way, you should watch a live version just to really watch the beauty of Carter (drums) and Leroi
Your reaction to this song is me in 1996 when I was a kid trying to learn to play guitar, and I thankfully found DMB to guide me. They had the most diverse sound I'd heard, and I got obsessed with getting good at rhythm guitar. I've seen a lot of bands live, but never heard one tighter live than DMB. They are incredible.
The best version of this is from the album Listener Supported. The entire album is magnificent.
If you want more like this, I think Tripping Billies is in a similar vein. However, my favorite song is The Idea Of You, followed by Grey Steet.
I also have to say, I love to see masters of a craft explain what blows them away about something. They pick up on subtle things that a less knowledgeable person wouldn't, and by shining a light on it, you learn a lot about a craft.
Best song!! Sounds damn near perfect
I know you said where did this type of music go, they're still going strong! And if you have the chance, definitely go to a show. It's definitely experience! It was so fun watching you listen to one of the first songs I listened to by them! It was in 1996, but I still loved it! And I love them still now! Highly recommend the new album Come Tomorrow, too. It's become my new favorite. Favorite song, though..."The Dreaming Tree" :-) I'm so glad you enjoyed #41!!
Ty Valerie!
Recommendations; Two Step, Grey Street, Stone, Pig, just to start
Yup. Love DMB!
Tripping Billies 👍🏻👍🏻
Isso é música de verdade música que causa muito sentimentos maravilhosos, nostalgia, saudade, tudo de bom aí mesmo tempo, chega doer no coração
For me, Dave Matthews was like the song on the radio that you would listen to and enjoy, but not the one you really craved. It was a safe party selection because it was generally accepted and something everybody knew. It was omnipresent through television, radio, and people's personal recordings. Hell, it was good stuff you couldn't get away from even if you tried! But I was the bad boy. I was still in a grunge grog stupor when I started mainlining Stevie Ray Vaughn. When I'd get my fix, I'd be, "Dave who? Tell me, is it still flooding down in Texas? Radio? What radio?" That just reminded me of a song. I think it's called "Mexican Radio" and I think the band is called Wall of Voodoo. Does that answer your question?
Edward Ballew : Love Mexican Radio. And I love barbecued Iguana.
Perfect choice for 1st listed of DMB. Welcome to the fan club! 😂 Carter Beauford is one of the best drummers to walk this planet. Look up his GoPro video ...mind blowing. You MUST seem them live!!!!!
Ty ty ty
I love your reaction to this, and your takeaways. Carter's background is jazz, which may explain all that hi-hat tastiness ;-)
Ty Maria!🙂
41 is my favorite DMB song, especially live!!
Just found their first 3 CDs at the thrift store... This is from their second LP which has several tasty tracks. The first LP is really sweet. This reaction was before I found you... Glad I searched to see what else you've done on these guys... Only see one other tune from their 3 LP... Really surprised... I'll have to see if you do any research on the next one to see if you discovered that these guys are really really philanthropic and gave back an awful lot to charity... Not only were they noted for very animated live shows but they liked to never play the same song exactly the same so fans really enjoyed the unique riffs and solos which changed with every show.
I highly recommend Bartender from Folsom Field so you can see how the band performs live, Warehouse, Tripping Billies, Lie in our Graves, Seek Up from live at Red Rocks (not to be confused with Weekend on the Rocks), You Might Die Trying from Live at Wrigley and Jimi Thing from Live Trax 2 ( I was at that one). Oh and Too Much- any live version.
Aaaaaaaaaand he's a DMB fan forever
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The Space Between, Stay, Satellite, Rhyme & Reason, Typical Situation, Don't Drink the Water, Where Are You Going. All great songs by Dave Matthews. But really, listen to anything and everything by them.
I was the same way hearing him at the Gorge bro. Sun went down and he started playing. His music can open your mind if you let it.
I had the same reaction in 1997 when my teenage son showed me the Listeners Supported video.
You need to hear a live version of this song. They jam this out for 20 plus minutes
You should hear them live
This is my #1 song from DMB - great catch bud!
Carter Beauford is one amazing percussionist.
Thanks Shiga!
If ya want lounge, ya need to hear "Crush", (great make out music when I was younger)
There's no doubt, if you ever wondered about Dave and the boys, all u have to do is listen or go to a show. The hook is real and subtly pleasing to the soul.
Dave Matthews Band is the 2nd most popular band in the history of the world, behind U2, based on ticket sales.🥁nugget from a drummer fan. See...Carter Beauford on drums. 🤯blowing bubbles, wearing golf gloves....lol
Hi ya JP. Well as one drummer to another I would suggest that you invest in an electronic drum kit. I've been a drummer for 61 years and just invested in one last year. I bought an alesis dm10 mkii studio kit with mesh heads. It is awesome. The mesh heads make it very quiet when using your headphones. The monitor has approximately 65 different drum kits on it and another 170 different drum sounds. You can play everything from conventional acoustic kits to steel drums. The kit is very responsive and is just as sturdy as a conventional acoustic kit. It feels just like any acoustic kit. Check them out. And your neighbors will never know you are playing.
Thanks Thomas! Maybe one day I'll be able to get an electronic set again, drumming is one of the things I can always come back to and love
#41 is arguably their best song, which is saying a lot because they have over 100 great songs.
It is definitely one of my favorites. Grey Street is another.
There best stuff never made it to radio play... #41 is just the beginning. Carter is the high hat master! Some of my favorites are The Stone, Seek Up, Don’t Drink the Water ( live versions) Rapunzel, oh the list goes on.
Start by listening to Crash start to finish, move on to Before These Crowded Streets, Then jump to Big Whiskey and the Groux Grux King, then just keep exploring, eventually move on the live versions! Have fun! They are my most favorite band of all time, and yes they are very much relevant, touring every summer and creating new music all the time! The options are endless :)
100% listen to Two Step and Say Goodbye. I also am obsessed with The Stone...but this one live CZcams video. I’m so happy to see you feel exactly what this band is about. #41 is my all time favorite. It’s exactly as you described. Chill, then right into contentment and joy.
Thanks Babs!
JustJP My boyfriend is a drummer and says “Drive in, Drive out” and “Say Goodbye”. Also, here’s that CZcams version of The Stone... czcams.com/video/-JJ6rj8FUno/video.html
DMB is my favorite of all time too. The more you listen, the more you’ll like. I see you liking the jam in the middle of the song. That is classic DMB. They can go into some amazing jams. They are all great musicians.
Have you found your DMB-Fandom, yet? Once your hooked, in every song you hear layers. Carter and Dave are amazing people and musicians.
#1 "Dancing Nancies" from "Under The Table and Dreaming" (orgasmic at the end)
#2 "Warehouse" from "Under the Table and Dreaming" (intense)
#3 "The Stone" from "Before These Crowded Streets" (dark, intense and forboding)
#4 "Satellite" from both "Remember Two Things" and "UTTAD". I like the "RTT" version best
(dreamy and joyful)
JP, fan of your critiques since JPMP. Your reviews are always on point and articulate and I appreciate that a lot. When I saw the video title of you reviewing #41, I had a big smile on my face, thinking, JP is going to love this. Best song on the album. Posted above are songs you must check out by DMB. This band has so many songs that evoke pure unbound joy.
Haha, thanks Steve! Appreciate that!
Granny, nearly any version. One of my favorite songs to hear live.
❤My favorite.
My kids love him. They heard him once and that was it. We play his songs on guitar together all the time
On a visit to US back in 2007 I had the chance to visit a concert of this band, that was a great experience. It's not the kind of music I would play at home, but live it was really inspiring and stirring.
listening to the album Crash, always mellows me out and helps me to think clearly. Oddly enough, my least favorite song is Crash Into Me. It's more so about how people say, "oh this my favorite love song!" or "This is mine and my boyfriends favorite song!" Any real DMB fan will understand why.
💯 good song but they have SO MUCH BETTER! Crash is a radio single and... meh 🤷🏻♀️