Thanks for posting. I was at this show - it was our Senior concert at Duke. Spectacular.

I first heard Police now known as #41 back in April of 1995 at Caneron Stadium in Durham, NC. That was the very first time that the band played it live to an audience. In my opinion, the original Police version is way better than the recorded final version. Maybe someday the band will play it again in its whole originality.

BOYD !!! my dawg !!!

This song makes me melt

I forgot all about this, I was at this show. How could I forget DMB covering Soul Coughing.

The anticipation of the G chord for the chorus was palpable.

❤️

Thanks to whomever posted this on X. I listened to all of it. I'm a bigger old set Dave & Tim fan than I am DMB. I was trying to learn all these songs in the late 90's, and this takes me back to the root of it all. I sat here with tears in my eyes a few times. Pay For What You Get has a deeper than most could understand. IYKYK

Wowza 🔥

Holy Bananas ❤🎶

In My Most Humble opinion , without a doubt this is my personal favorite of this Masterpiece as one commenter said! But i must say this is Hands Down one of The Best Live songs EVER to me within a top 5 of all time . Thanks to Dave and the Whole Crew

Is there a full a show IEM?

Discovering this in my 50s another having listened to DMB since college. This hits my soul. I am seeing them 3 times in July. I’m so hoping for any version of Grey street

Any idea how to purchase this?

This is so cool

The Best version of Grey Street ever

Da best..

And that flute is soooooo beautiful ❤

Not a single comment in 9 yrs!!! I’ll just say that I love this version. He must have played it on a Martin and I love the extra slapping Stefan does on the bass!!❤

Wow, I think this would’ve bumped GrooGrux up to my favorite DMB album. This is so much better than the version we got on Walk Around the Moon.

❤.

Mark roebuck is my dad

It never got better than this version. A+

The Dave Mathews Band will live forever❤ They will go down in history as one of the greatest improvisational jam.rock bands ever

LeRoi's whistling makes this one of their very best songs

I was here! My first introduction to Dave Matthews Band😊

Good thing they rewrote the lyrics. These are trash

Been listening to Stand Up since last Friday & KNOW THAT I KNOW, JOYRIDE IS NOT ON MY STAND UP CD¿? 😢 Trying to find what CD I can find Joyride on, cuz i NEED to purchase it!! JUST heard it @Gorge N1!! LuViT & LuvYa's

Such a great song. And it was initially written about the greed and hustle and loneliness after the man got their cut. Would love to hear them rip out these old lyrics one day

Damn this sounds good! Love the energy DMB had in the early days.

Luv this song

Reflecting on those days in the Shenandoah Valley, whether by the river at Zollman's or at Trax in Charlottesville, it felt like being in an incubator of musical wonder. The road-trip itself felt almost like a spiritual journey, surrounded by loveable rogues, creating cherished memories. I'm grateful to have been at the right place and time in my life, especially during my final term at Washington and Lee. It was like living in a utopia, and Dave Matthews' band played an immense role in making it all so special. Huxley's words rang true, but there was something even more unique about Dave. His presence, vibe, intensity, and skill were extraordinary, making him a true artist. He seemed to live in the moment, not caring about the future, embracing each performance with everything he needed. Those moments were truly magical, and I'll forever cherish the impact he had on my musical journey. 39:17

Reflecting on those days in the Shenandoah Valley, whether by the river at Zollman's or at Trax in Charlottesville, it felt like being in an incubator of musical wonder. The road-trip itself felt almost like a spiritual journey, surrounded by loveable rogues, creating cherished memories. I'm grateful to have been at the right place and time in my life, especially during my final term at Washington and Lee. It was like living in a utopia, and Dave Matthews' band played an immense role in making it all so special. Huxley's words rang true, but there was something even more unique about Dave. His presence, vibe, intensity, and skill were extraordinary, making him a true artist. He seemed to live in the moment, not caring about the future, embracing each performance with everything he needed. Those moments were truly magical, and I'll forever cherish the impact he had on my musical journey.

I’ve always like the Live Trax 2 lyrics more so than these

Anyone know if this is on Spotify? Or another link that I might be able to dL it? I

Thank you soooo much for posting this !!!!! This original was high school…loved it !!!!🎉

I have this on CD burned off internet from 20 years ago and it skips all over the place but still listen to it sometimes so finding this recording is amazing. Dave and Tim before they're famous is priceless.

From a man who loves Dave's whole catalogue this is the best version of satellite

Dave was so good back then that Granny didn’t even make it onto an album😮

got this on an old MAxell tape back in 94. This and a December show were constant listens

I’m sad the guitar riff was lost over time.. needs to come back

Hello from May 2023. It’s on an album and it sounds amazing.

Sigh. I love this song so much.

I love how this song sounded back then. Those were the days...

id like re-find this disk....fuuuug

A rare miss by dmb. This should be played live!!!

God bless DMB, this was the start of a legend lml

bad upload

My least favorite DMB song

Wow! This is the earliest Dave recording ever I think?