Live Trax 42: 9/14/07 - Sound Advice Amphitheatre - West Palm Beach, FL

[RSSR]

The download is only offered at 16-bit 44.1 kHz, but's OK.

[RSSR]

Originally Posted by currupt3d**

Why....???

Camden N2 would have been the best pick if you're going with 2007.

This show is overall more unique than Camden. That's why, and setlist-wise, this doesn't look bad either. Add to it that Camden is littered with mistakes, I would have gone with this show instead too. But I would have gone with 10.02.07 overall.

[coldblueice]

Originally Posted by bowa36

Have you checked out 5/14/16? Solid show with a great PNP / Rap

how would i get it?

i suck at DMBing...

[robby_idol]

Originally Posted by RSSR

This show is overall more unique than Camden. That's why, and setlist-wise, this doesn't look bad either. Add to it that Camden is littered with mistakes, I would have gone with this show instead too. But I would have gone with 10.02.07 overall.

Dave Matthews Band
August 8, 2007
Tweeter Center at the Waterfront, Camden, NJ

Two Step »
Loving Wings
The Song That Jane Likes
Crash into Me
#27
Corn Bread
The Maker
Sweet Up and Down
Shotgun
Lie in Our Graves
Anyone Seen the Bridge »
Too Much
Jimi Thing
So Much to Say
Warehouse (w/ Questlove)
Ants Marching
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Gravedigger
American Baby Intro »
All Along the Watchtower


Dave Matthews Band
September 14, 2007
Sound Advice Amphitheatre, West Palm Beach, FL

A Dream So Real
Pantala Naga Pampa »
Rapunzel
Everyday
Loving Wings
The Song That Jane Likes
Corn Bread
Eh Hee
Crush
Sister
If I Had It All
Sweet Up and Down
Grey Street
Shotgun
Dancing Nancies
So Much to Say »
Anyone Seen the Bridge »
Too Much
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Gravedigger
Louisiana Bayou »
Ants Marching

What exactly is "more unique" about 9/14 other than IIHIA, which should have been a WH track, nothing more? The entire set of Camden is practically a run - save for how you felt about Cornbread (new at the time) or ABI.

9/14 is similar but has weak spots in Eh Hee, Sister, Bayou, and a sleepy ADSR opener (which I enjoy - but c'mon, it ain't no Two Step opener!)

The shows are relatively close overall - but saying 9/14 is a better choice than 8/8 is ridiculous. I'll take mistakes on quality songs than perfect performances of weak songs.

[bowa36]

Originally Posted by robby_idol

Dave Matthews Band

August 8, 2007

Tweeter Center at the Waterfront, Camden, NJ



Two Step »

Loving Wings

The Song That Jane Likes

Crash into Me

#27

Corn Bread

The Maker

Sweet Up and Down

Shotgun

Lie in Our Graves

Anyone Seen the Bridge »

Too Much

Jimi Thing

So Much to Say

Warehouse (w/ Questlove)

Ants Marching

-----------------------------------

Gravedigger

American Baby Intro »

All Along the Watchtower





Dave Matthews Band

September 14, 2007

Sound Advice Amphitheatre, West Palm Beach, FL



A Dream So Real

Pantala Naga Pampa »

Rapunzel

Everyday

Loving Wings

The Song That Jane Likes

Corn Bread

Eh Hee

Crush

Sister

If I Had It All

Sweet Up and Down

Grey Street

Shotgun

Dancing Nancies

So Much to Say »

Anyone Seen the Bridge »

Too Much

-----------------------------------

Gravedigger

Louisiana Bayou »

Ants Marching



What exactly is "more unique" about 9/14 other than IIHIA, which should have been a WH track, nothing more? The entire set of Camden is practically a run - save for how you felt about Cornbread (new at the time) or ABI.



9/14 is similar but has weak spots in Eh Hee, Sister, Bayou, and a sleepy ADSR opener (which I enjoy - but c'mon, it ain't no Two Step opener!)



The shows are relatively close overall - but saying 9/14 is a better choice than 8/8 is ridiculous. I'll take mistakes on quality songs than perfect performances of weak songs.

it's an odd setlist, Camden set doesn't strike me as odd

[RSSR]

I have to point out ADSR, Shotgun, IIHIA, Loving Wings, '07 SUAD being a more unique experience for you??

If you are so caught up in wanting a show devoid of Everyday/SU songs, then maybe you shouldn't venture out beyond '04 in wanting shows as a LT.

[bowa36]

Originally Posted by RSSR

I have to point out ADSR, Shotgun, IIHIA, Loving Wings, '07 SUAD being a more unique experience for you??

If you are so caught up in wanting a show devoid of Everyday/SU songs, then maybe you shouldn't venture out beyond '04 in wanting shows as a LT.

'07 A Dream So Real too

[bowa36]

Originally Posted by coldblueice

how would i get it?



i suck at DMBing...

here at ants.org

[robby_idol]

Originally Posted by RSSR

I have to point out ADSR, Shotgun, IIHIA, Loving Wings, '07 SUAD being a more unique experience for you??

If you are so caught up in wanting a show devoid of Everyday/SU songs, then maybe you shouldn't venture out beyond '04 in wanting shows as a LT.

Apparently I need to point out to you that Camden also had Shotgun, Loving Wings, and SUAD - and toss in The Maker and Warehouse feat. Questlove. What's 9/14 left with? One song - IIHIA. ADSR is nice, but it's not tipping the scale against Camden, sorry.

A show with one unique performance and several weak spots is not better than a show with almost no weak spots.

[bowa36]

Originally Posted by robby_idol

Apparently I need to point out to you that Camden also had Shotgun, Loving Wings, and SUAD - and toss in The Maker and Warehouse feat. Questlove. What's 9/14 left with? One song - IIHIA. ADSR is nice, but it's not tipping the scale against Camden, sorry.

A show with one unique performance and several weak spots is not better than a show with almost no weak spots.

Camden Shotgun didn't have that cool reprise outro tho

[Aforauer]

We getting this email today about the release?

[bowa36]

I'd also rather have another Sweet Up and Down from '07 than one already released

[robby_idol]

Originally Posted by bowa36

Camden Shotgun didn't have that cool reprise outro tho

That's neat, but it still has weak spots in the set that Camden doesn't. But I guess as long as those weak songs are played perfectly, than that's all that matters?

[TheStone91]

Wish there was a bonus disc of N1 songs...some good options to choose from.

[bowa36]

Originally Posted by robby_idol

That's neat, but it still has weak spots in the set that Camden doesn't. But I guess as long as those weak songs are played perfectly, than that's all that matters?

I like those 'weak songs' though

[RSSR]

Originally Posted by robby_idol

Apparently I need to point out to you that Camden also had Shotgun, Loving Wings, and SUAD - and toss in The Maker and Warehouse feat. Questlove. What's 9/14 left with? One song - IIHIA. ADSR is nice, but it's not tipping the scale against Camden, sorry.

A show with one unique performance and several weak spots is not better than a show with almost no weak spots.

Um yeah, that ADSR and IIHIA apparently DID tip the scale towards this show for the people who do select these things whether you like it or not. And amongst the '07 full band shows already released, this show does stand a part from them more so than Camden.

[Cscottrun]

Unique songs should be reserved for warehouse and bonus discs. Full show releases, such as, but not limited to the live trax series, should be reserved for great shows from start to finish. This show, at least in my opinion does not fall into the latter category.

[RSSR]

?uest love on Warehouse is NOT blowing my skirt up.

[blumathu]

Originally Posted by whodat

Was hoping for Hollywood N2 for any 07 release. I wonder if that show will ever see the light of day. Lots of guests, John Mayer, Danny Barns, Marley Brothers, Flag Man... so maybe some artist rights issues. I did a quick check, so someone correct me if I am wrong, but I do not think there have been any releases, songs, DMBLive or LTs, with Danny Barnes as guest. Other guests have been featured on live releases, just kind of odd that this show has been kept under wraps.

I doubt Danny Barnes is the issue. He was on Dave's own record label, and "Caveman" and "Road" from DMB's Gorge '09 shows were released on a bonus disc for Danny's Pizza Box album.

[coldblueice]

release date - 7/21

[BTCS_JTR]

I just listened to IIHIA from this show. It's pretty good, but the version from Warehouse 8 Vol. 5 (9.13.06) is still my favorite.

[snow1868]

I can't believe there's an argument of what's the better 2007 show. Never disappointed.

[robby_idol]

I just noticed the cover art reads "W. Palm Beach, Florida" -- why not the obvious "West Palm Beach, FL"?? Who the heck types this stuff?

Probably the same staff member than messes up "Pantala Naga Pampa" all the time.

[dmbetc]

no thank you

[KevinTH]

Seems like an odd choice for a show. Like most on here, I agree that 07 was an off year for DMB. Just the fact that they did a much shorter tour and started in August was odd to me. I do love A Dream So Real though, and it will be cool to hear Sweet up and Down again. This show having the "definitive" If I Had it All does nothing for me. That may be my least favorite DMB song of all time, and adding an interpolation of a song I hate even more by such a national treasure as Big Red isn't a huge selling point. I'll still buy this for the collection, as I'm sure there's some good performances in there, but I'll be looking ahead to Live Trax 43 and 44.

[coldengrey12]

Great IIHIA. Could've found its way onto a WH disc and picked a different show from '07.

[bowa36]

Originally Posted by robby_idol

I just noticed the cover art reads "W. Palm Beach, Florida" -- why not the obvious "West Palm Beach, FL"?? Who the heck types this stuff?

Probably the same staff member than messes up "Pantala Naga Pampa" all the time.

you are aware that the first ever live trax had an incorrect date on the cover right?

[TwoStep2888]

it doesn't stand out as a great show but there's some good songs on this

[Fretless]

Maybe it deserves a buying... At least for that IIHIA

[robby_idol]

Originally Posted by Fretless

Maybe it deserves a buying... At least for that IIHIA

$15.99 for one song, definitely reasonable.