Originally Posted by Nacho220 (Post 17523879)

I haven’t had a chance to listen to all of this years streams. I’ve listened to the ones before WPB N1 but the ones after that I haven’t had the time yet, unfortunately.

But those I did hear from this year were lacking in quality to those last year. Both WPB streams from 2018 - for me - are the best ones I’ve heard as far as quality goes. Everything sounds good in the mix plus they were able to capture the room to really make it feel like a live show. Crowd is mixed in nicely helping with that as well.

This years streams - again, for me - are severely lacking in quality compared to last years. The performances are excellent but the quality could use improvement.

I heard Ari say that the Des Moines show was airing because he asked on Twitter and that was the overwhelming request. I went back through his timeline and I couldn’t even find the last time he mentioned DMB/DMBRadio. I was trying to ask about a WPB N1 rebroadcast since I was at the show but didn’t get to hear the stream. We came back from Florida on the Friday after and I listened all day - they didn’t do a rebroadcast. Go figure, early on they were running the streams into the ground all week, ha!!

Hope everyone is having a good weekend.

Originally Posted by SeekNancyUp (Post 17524237)

Is there an official live version release of this?

Originally Posted by OK_Ant (Post 17524301)

Originally Posted by BMus1 (Post 17526916)

I heard True Reflections live from 1993 this morning. I did a triple take.

Originally Posted by sheldonlevene (Post 17526919)

what, what, whaaaaaaaaaaat?!

Heard some random stuff yesterday on my drive to lunch. ADSR from Dallas 07. Beauty of Wynona from 97 and something else that made me pause.

It'd be great if they kept the rotation fresh. there's more than enough to draw from.

Originally Posted by BillyMiller (Post 17527055)

Last weekend The Way Back Featuring Boyd Tinsley debuted DOOF and this morning I hear True Reflections on DMB radio. Don't think that's a coincidence. You can't tell me that Dave isn't feeling some pressure from Crapsaw to push back. Boyd knows where the bodies are buried.

Originally Posted by BillyMiller (Post 17527055)

Last weekend The Way Back Featuring Boyd Tinsley debuted DOOF and this morning I hear True Reflections on DMB radio. Don't think that's a coincidence. You can't tell me that Dave isn't feeling some pressure from Crapsaw to push back. Boyd knows where the bodies are buried.

Originally Posted by BillyMiller (Post 17527055)

Last weekend The Way Back Featuring Boyd Tinsley debuted DOOF and this morning I hear True Reflections on DMB radio. Don't think that's a coincidence. You can't tell me that Dave isn't feeling some pressure from Crapsaw to push back. Boyd knows where the bodies are buried.

Originally Posted by BillyMiller (Post 17527055)

Last weekend The Way Back Featuring Boyd Tinsley debuted DOOF and this morning I hear True Reflections on DMB radio. Don't think that's a coincidence. You can't tell me that Dave isn't feeling some pressure from Crapsaw to push back. Boyd knows where the bodies are buried.

Originally Posted by stlbluespower (Post 17532899)

Anyone know when Gorge N1 will be replayed. I missed the two rebroadcasts today. I tried to look at the sirius schedule but it looked like upcoming replays of Deer Creek.

Originally Posted by Dankguitar (Post 17532749)

Listening to last nights show on Sirius now. Dave’s voice sounds so healthy for this being end of tour. Maybe the best he’s sounded all tour

Originally Posted by laststopdmb (Post 17533879)

Is Sirius done with the Friday night shows? I just realized there's two more shows on Friday night. I always think the tour is over after the Gorge, but there's about 5 more shows.

Originally Posted by laststopdmb (Post 17533879)

Is Sirius done with the Friday night shows? I just realized there's two more shows on Friday night. I always think the tour is over after the Gorge, but there's about 5 more shows.

Originally Posted by DMBstandUP1984 (Post 17533886)

So does the band

ba dum tiss