Random dmb thoughts that don't need their own thread

[Hilltopper11]

Saw Tyler Childers last night, absolutely awesome in every way.

He had an interesting format where they did 8-9 full band songs, then he did 3 solo songs, and then back to the full band.

Would be interesting for a DMB show to have the same format. Albeit, Childers crowd favorite songs go back to his acoustic days.

[scottbtdmb]

On the "Crashing The Quarter" bootleg, does anyone know the dates (shows) that tracks 8 thru 13 are sourced from? Have had the CD for 20+ years and have never figured this out, and all it says on the back is Tracks 8-13: USA 1995...

1 Tripping Billies
2 What Would You Say
3 Crash Into Me
4 So Much To Say
5 Too Much
6 Tomorrow Say Goodbye
7 Ants Marching
8 Satellite
9 Tripping Billies
10 Lover Lay Down
11 Dancing Nancies
12 Rhyme And Reason
13 Ants Marching
Tracks 1-7: New Orleans Jazz Festival 1996
Tracks 8-13: USA 1995
100 Pure Soundboard Records

[Mountains#41]

Originally Posted by Xcacel

The story that DMB had a huge archive disaster around ‘98 is apparently true. Someone close to the band confirmed it to me

That's a shame. We still have quite a bit from winter 1998 officially released though if that's the case. Did the damage include the summer tour as well?

[Mountains#41]

Originally Posted by daytondmb40

Random SBD of 10-22-93 popped up. Only recording of the show. Last known performance of spotlight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fBzRmCIbdw&t=174s

Super brief listen through, sounds great. Any story as to how this was just discovered?

[Xcacel]

Originally Posted by Mountains#41

That's a shame. We still have quite a bit from winter 1998 officially released though if that's the case. Did the damage include the summer tour as well?

I have no information of what was actually damaged.

[Mountains#41]

Originally Posted by Xcacel

I have no information of what was actually damaged.

Understand. What was happening in 1998?? Damaged recordings of the tour, and lost tapes of BTCS? Who was responsible for taking care of these lol.

[Mountains#41]

Originally Posted by Hilltopper11

Saw Tyler Childers last night, absolutely awesome in every way.

He had an interesting format where they did 8-9 full band songs, then he did 3 solo songs, and then back to the full band.

Would be interesting for a DMB show to have the same format. Albeit, Childers crowd favorite songs go back to his acoustic days.

Glad to hear. He just doesn't do it for me personally. I like a couple of his songs, but not interested in seeing a whole show. His voice has a diminishing returns quality for me. Less is more.

BUT to your point about the set, I don't think Dave could or would want to do 3 solo songs mid set. I'd love it if they did a 3 to 5 song acoustic thing, rather than a whole set like 2 sets was. They could just do 2 D & T, and like 3 with Carter and Fonz only. That would be cool. But the sets for DMB are all about flow. This would just throw a wrench in the middle of it. It was was one big thing I disliked about 2 sets. They'd get cooking as a band the last 2 songs of the first set, and then disappear for an hour, come back and have to like start the engine up again.

[daytondmb40]

Originally Posted by Mountains#41

Super brief listen through, sounds great. Any story as to how this was just discovered?

No clue. Video was shared on a different dmb group.

[BruceW]

Originally Posted by Mountains#41

Understand. What was happening in 1998?? Damaged recordings of the tour, and lost tapes of BTCS? Who was responsible for taking care of these lol.

Lots of corrupted files in 98. Not sure of all the details but it’s a huge shame

[Mountains#41]

Originally Posted by BruceW

Lots of corrupted files in 98. Not sure of all the details but it’s a huge shame

It really is. One of the best years in DMB history.

[Bachman40]

Extra thankful for LT57 then for sure. Here’s hoping maybe something else from that summer (and of course Fall/Winter) was still salvaged.

[kevinacohn]

Originally Posted by Bachman40

Extra thankful for LT57 then for sure. Here’s hoping maybe something else from that summer (and of course Fall/Winter) was still salvaged.

Who knows what survived and what didn't, and I would welcome any further 1998 releases, but it's not as if 1998 is lightly represented now:

- LT57
- LT39
- LT53
- DMBlive 11/30/98
- LT1
- Live in Chicago 12/19/98

[YankeesDMB41]

The biggest contribution of Boyd's I miss is him belting out "HAWNEYYYYYY HAWNEYYYYYYYY" during Everyday.

[Bachman40]

Originally Posted by kevinacohn

Who knows what survived and what didn't, and I would welcome any further 1998 releases, but it's not as if 1998 is lightly represented now:

- LT57
- LT39
- LT53
- DMBlive 11/30/98
- LT1
- Live in Chicago 12/19/98

Oh no doubt. Just thankful we’ve gotten something from the summer in light of the extra confirmation about the 98 archive damage is all.

[RolandsThinny]

I sometimes wonder what it would be like to go back in time, attend a concert, let say to the 3.13.99 D&T show that was just released to streaming, and call out for songs that don't quite exist yet, or not yet known to the public. Like imagine sitting listening to the album and you hear someone shout 'Grace is Gone!' or "Space Between!!" Its plausible it wouldn't necessarily affect Daves writing but years later we would be like whaaa?

[kmb40oz]

After hearing what Andrew Watt has done with Pearl Jam, I would be in favor of him producing a future album or even bringing back Glen Ballard.

[Mountains#41]

Originally Posted by RolandsThinny

I sometimes wonder what it would be like to go back in time, attend a concert, let say to the 3.13.99 D&T show that was just released to streaming, and call out for songs that don't quite exist yet, or not yet known to the public. Like imagine sitting listening to the album and you hear someone shout 'Grace is Gone!' or "Space Between!!" Its plausible it wouldn't necessarily affect Daves writing but years later we would be like whaaa?

You're talking like Marty McFly style? Didn't you see the movie? That's how people get erased.

[Mountains#41]

Originally Posted by kevinacohn

Who knows what survived and what didn't, and I would welcome any further 1998 releases, but it's not as if 1998 is lightly represented now:

- LT57
- LT39
- LT53
- DMBlive 11/30/98
- LT1
- Live in Chicago 12/19/98

And I wouldn't be surprised if there are more coming still.