Product Description

Studio: Sony Music Release Date: 08/23/2005

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4003 in DVD
• Brand: RCA
• Released on: 2003-11-18
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
• Formats: DVD, Live, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 2
• Running time: 169 minutes

Customer Reviews

that's no doubt about DMB
i mean, personally i'm a fan of DMB, and I own all of their their live DVD, and i have to say that THIS ONE, is the BEST amount all the best, if you only have ONE chance to buy ONE live concert DVD this time, try this, you won't be disappointed......

Okay, now THIS is a concert DVD!
I've seen my fair share of concerts. I've seen my fair share of concert DVDs and videos. I'm in a band who has put on its fair share of concerts (and, that's right, we've filmed our fair share of them). But THIS sucker is astonishing!

With this praise, you're probably wondering why I didn't just slap on the 5 star rating. I'll explain, and then I'll praise some more. They didn't do "Bartender". I saw/heard that song for the first time on the Folsom Field disc and it is the single most emotional experience I've ever had in front of a television (with the possible exeception of the first time I managed to unscramble the Playboy channel), and I hadn't bothered to look at the set list before sitting down to watch this show (it's DMB, all their songs are good), and was then a bit bummed when through all these...just...whoa!...great!...stupendous performances, they didn't do that one song that I wanted to see so much.

Oh well, despite this minor setback, the show kicks mighty buttock in both sound, picture, performance, editting, and yes I'm sure even the catering was legendary.

100,000+ people...all for educational charities...NY...DMB...

Volume up please...

Excellent show
Let me preface this review by saying that I'm not a real big Dave Matthews fan. I'd heard some of the bands stuff and I'd seen them once from about a mile away at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Fest but I'd never gone out of my way to get more information.

On the advise of a friend I picked up this DVD and was impressed. The band rocked for the better part of three hours and while I was not real familiar with the set list looking at the copyright dates I presume I got music from throughout the career.

The highlights included a version of "Two Step" to end the first disc and and incredible "Cortez the Killer" and "Jimi Thing" that Warren Haynes sat in on.

All in all a great performance that made me want to go out and buy some of the other cd's.