Dave Matthews Mashup- if #41 was "Playing #41 to God" (Polyphia but violin, sax and acoustic)

Polyphia- Playing God acoustic in the style of Dave Matthews Band. We need to get Dave to do at least one of these Polyphia mashups live, him, Tim Reynolds, and maybe Ann Marie Simpson on the violin. Acoustic version of this mashup: • Dave Matthews x Polyph...
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All credit to the original artists who made this arrangement possible-
Paolo Gans- "Playing God (Polyphia) but on one guitar only"- • Playing God (Polyphia)...
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds- #41 (Live at Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY - April 2007)
Dave Matthews #41 live at Benaroya Hall, Seattle, WA 10/24/2002
Dave Matthews Band- #41
Instrumental melody by Polyphia (Playing God)
Violin by Isabella Egawa- • Polyphia Playing God -...
Sax by Saxl Rose- • Saxl Rose - Polyphia “...
Bass by Saito Hironobu- • Polyphia - Playing God...
Image credit: Background and Dave Matthews img from www.flickr.com/photos/44124348109@N01/13654451364 under a CC BY 2.0 license (Dave Matthews repositioned, Jane Goodall erased from photo, and musician photos layered on top)
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[@chrismac1507]

I never knew i needed this until now

[@blocknex]

lol, right?? it's soulfood

[@syncopatednotes]

I love this. The only thing I'd change is letting the sax solo play by itself. Sort of an homage to Roi. Fantastic use of the Benaroya recordings toward the end

[@the90schildmashups92]

Thanks! There was only so much sax in the original recording I had to work with, so I decided to "stretch" it out (some stops here and there; phrasing?). Looking at your comment again, you may have meant let it play without vocals over it?

[@syncopatednotes]

@@the90schildmashups92 "you may have meant let it play without vocals over it?" Yes exactly :) I think less vocals here would really bring out the emotion you get from the transition at around 2:51 To me that's the most emotionally provocative aspect to your work here, when Dave vocally riffs off the acoustical guitar. I literally felt the old chills of #41 again for the first time in years. At around 0:38 is another fantastic blending. It almost has a "little thing" or "an another thing" feel to it. For reference for perhaps another future mix: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmjGoZKppKh5p7s

[@the90schildmashups92]

​@@syncopatednotes "I literally felt the old chills of #41 again for the first time in years" Cool! To be honest, I may have always skipped past "Little Thing" whenever I saw it in a setlist, but I listened to it and it definitely is more of an outlier in his catalog, but I'll remember it now. As it stands now, my two Polyphia/ Dave interpretations (on Grey Street and #41) are quite underrated and can/ will eventually get the attention of Dave or Tim. The instrumentals just work too well (you at least get it), so when I look at the analytics (at least for this one) it makes me think they're not that into Dave currently or people's attention spans have been attacked and diminished.