Dave Matthews Band Documentary
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2019
- This is "State Farm Neighborhood Sessions - Dave Matthews Band - Documentary" by Matt Comer on Vimeo Original Video: vimeo.com/203382638
Dave Matthews Band went to their hometown Charlottesville to play a special show celebrating the 25th anniversary of the band on 9-11-16
This doc should actually be titled, " What every decent and moral person with an enormous amount of wealth, fame, power and the love of humanity should do for their community". I salute you DMB
Dave Matthews' is a notorious douchebag and pretentious asshole.
Jonathan Mosher Dave is incredibly PC but saying he’s a douchebag and pretentious is a bit of a stretch
@@jonathanmosher72 wow I don't think a more false sentence could be said.
@@jonathanmosher72 To think Jonathan Mosher sat through a 42-minute documentary on DMB's benevolence for its community... to say that about Dave Mathews. It's being cold for no reason.
@@jonathanmosher72 That is simply not true. He's been good to the city of Seattle sooo many times. Get your head outta your ass.
I came here to watch a documentary on DMB and instead I’m learning all they do outside of playing music. In true selfless fashion, this is all about someone else. Yet, I’ve learned more about them than I have ever known. Well played.
This really made my day... OUR COUNTRY NEEDS MORE OF THIS!!! What an amazing group of people.
Plus Carter is one of the greatest drummers in the world
Podcast Parlor Amen!
Absolutely amazing drummer..
Carter is the "man"/ I used to think Peart was the man but not really, I have been playing so much better since I studied Carter.
Seen them twice w/ Boyd, once w/o and they need another fiddler to be the old dmb but it was still really musical and great.
When that man smiles, all is well with my world!❤🥁🎶
He really is. As a major Tool fan Danny Carey always, but Carter is an exciting and amazing drummer. World class.
I was expecting this to revolve around the band, instead it was something much greater!
We need more of this in the world. Beautiful people
I got chills ...Watching these kids from all races and ages working and learning together to make the community and eventually the country better.....#LETSGETITAMERICA
This band and every single member exudes positivity and good vibes. From the moment I first discovered them as an 11 year old I felt something from their music I hadn't ever felt before. I couldn't be sad or angry or in a bad mood whatsoever when I was listening to their music. Years went by and I continued listening religiously to the songs that shaped my formative years so painstakingly that they were no longer just songs, but each one started to take shape as a memory in my mind. I close my eyes and play a song and suddenly I'm 12 again dancing around my room with my sister, happy as a clam and oblivious to the problems of the world because life hadn't decided to steal away my innocence just yet.
As I grew older, my passion for seeing them time and time again in the hopes of hearing that one rare song they never play grew into obsession. 1 show during summer vacation turned into 4 the following summer. My friends and I would debate the coming setlist and throw in some hail mary rarities in the hopes we could manifest our dream setlist into reality. There honestly had always been something missing in my life and I never quite knew what it was. The friendships I made along the way and the memories made tailgating before every show and the phenomenal music that followed helped an outcast and downtrodden kid grow into a confident and joyous young man.
DMB had always seemed to be that band everyone loved to hate and I just couldn't figure out why. They did their own thing and every member was truly gifted with an innate ability to perform the hell out of their respective instruments and feed off of each other to the point that their chemistry with each other took over and began to usd them as vessels to play the music for them. I know this sounds cheesy and sappy and a bit romanticized poetry, but I don't know how else to describe the effect they had on my life in my late teens and early 20's. They were the thing I needed to get by and enjoy life at the exact time I needed it the most and I have no shame in that. I got to see a great band over 25 times in my life and 12 of those were with the great LeRoi Moore. The raw emotion and passion that he played with was transcendent really and if you can't understand what I mean, go check out the live performance of #41 from the Listener Supported cd/dvd and tell me you aren't transported somewhere else at some point during one of, in my opinion, the most incredibly powerful saxophone performances of all time.
I'm not sure why, but I don't really listen to them anymore... Once I began writing my own music and combing the depths of the internet for new and original bands I realized that I had been focusing on one band almost exclusively for a long, long time. I don't regret that at all, but the seemingly infinite world of music that I had yet to discover beckoned me further and further away. I can't remember the last time I actively listened to a DMB song myself that wasn't just playing already somewhere I happened be. I don't dislike them now though, nor could I ever dislike them. I just developed a style in my own music once I found my voice and it was unfortunately nowhere near that particularly genre. However, I have slowly been getting better at the guitar and songwriting over the years and newfound likes and obsessions have brought me back to a place in which the band that once inhabited almost every single thought I would have during the day is becoming a nostalgic necessity. As life grinded me down and wore me out and I felt as though I was spread so thin I could snap at any moment, the band that I discovered at that perfect time in my youth is suddenly becoming that band that I rediscovered at that perfect moment in adult life that allows me a respite, no matter how fleeting, from the chaos around me. It has all come full circle and those synaptic wildfires of memories that consume me with each old song I listen to allows an elusive smile to creep across my face and in that moment I am able to find some semblance of catharsis and this has made all the difference as of late.
I am sure many of you didn't even read all of this and many of you won't, but you should know that I had originally only intended to write a few sentences about what the band meant to me and I guess this is where my heart took me. I began to reminisce and sometimes you can get caught up in happy memories and get a little carried away. Is that such a bad thing though? I don't think that it is. If someone wants to share with me something that they are passionate about and they go on and on about it, I will listen and be interested in what they have to say because all we really want as humans is someone who will indulge us as we nerd out about what interests us. I'm boiling down the entirety of human existence into shared interest conversation, but obviously there is more to it than that. I just feel like indulging someone and letting them talk about the thing they love that no one ever wants to hear about is a good start in the right direction. And to the many who will undoubtedly poke fun at me and troll me for this novel of a comment, you should try and remember that putting down those who can admire the beauty in life when surrounded by darkness to make yourself laugh is the opiate of the broken child. Everyone is capable of happiness, but achieving it is the journey many are unwilling to make. It is always going to be easier to be complacent and stay where you are, but why not try something new? Who knows, you might actually enjoy yourself along the way!
Dank Sinatra I enjoyed reading this and where it took you. I love the way music can take some of us lucky ones to some magical places.
You guys should listen to The Grateful Dead. That is where the peace and love originated from. Listen to Jerry Garcia talk. Very inspirational. Dave Matthews wouldn’t exist without the Grateful Dead
Thank you for this Dank Sinatra
I read it all. I hope you find moments of peace within this torrid existence. I’m glad you shared. I hope you will again.
You just wrote a book. Hope you keep your peace and achieve all of your goals in life. Be happy, and it will follow you.Yes, DMB is a true example of : Follow your purpose in life. May God bless them, and God bless you. Take care.
No racism, no classism, no them vs us! A community in which EVERYONE shares the experience of DMB and what the group gives!
I'm not even a huge fan of DMB but I don't get why people shit on them so much lol
WOW no racism? No forget Denver's beautiful sights DAVE hook me up ican play like the dickins i for real would love a place like that my long HAIR can be my freak flag COOL
LOVE
That's the answer then. The world should start one big band!
I didn’t know there was a racism/classism problem in music. I listen to everything from death metal to jazz to electronic to ambient and atmospheric like Enya and I’ve never come across this racism and classism you speak of.
I had always known this band was a wholesome & "good guy" group of guys, but until I saw this, I never new how good they really were. Hearts od gold, they have! God bless them all!
DMB embodies what music should be about...Through their music, DMB has given me some of the best memories of my life. Thank You.
DMB embodies the bland, middle of the road, 1990s mediocrity that the promising early part of the decade sadly gave way to. They're right there alongside Hootie & The Blowfish, Spin Doctors, Counting Crows, and Blues Traveler.
My favorite band for 20 years. If I met DMB my life would officially be complete.
Back in the '90s, our little local band(out of Roanoke/Lynchburg) would play at Maxx, and Traxx was right next door. We would sneak through the kitchen to hear the bands next door, as they would do the same to hear us. Of course we saw DMB and lots of other, soon to be famous groups(Hootie, Alice In Chains} before they were famous. Also a movie starring John Cusak was shot in the area. We had to move our ugly old band truck so they could film outside. Afterwards..........a lot of the movie people came in and partied hard. We never got famous or went far, but what a time to be alive and playing music in Charlottesville VA.
It is amazing that I have been in music almost my entire life and an avid DMB fan and this is the first time I have ever heard of what all these guys in DMB has done for our community(s)!!! Incredible! This is what real heroes do with their success and fame!!!
Holy spirit in action. Love the band, love this story!
AMEN
"I've lived 60 years now. I first heard Dave in Greensboro at "Spring Garden Bar and Grill" There was just something about the music it fits everywhere" Thank you Dave Matthews Band for giving me JOY I've never found in any band!!!
Kinda missin that violin..... miss you Boyd, hope you have changed and have been forgiven. We all need 2nd chances at one point. Much
Agreed. Anyone can change if given enough time. No one will ever replace roi though, he is the one and only.
Missing Boyd like crazy. I hope he gets it together.
This is why I have absolutely no reserve about seeing five shows a year and spending all the money on posters blankets T-shirts and more.. bless there hearts!!
Real Bands are made in the neighborhood.
Nice shots of Fenton Williams behind the light board, the other member of DMB no-one ever talks about!
Do it for Fenton✌🏻
I love the core 5 of the DMB. But I will always be grateful that Jeff, Rashawn, and Tim joined when they did. I firmly believe those three helped save this group after LeRoi’s passing.
I remember coming home from work, and my daughter (took the kids and my Mom to a show a little while before this) and she came out of my room, saying, "Mom, that guy. The horn guy from the Dave Matthew's Band, he passed away."( doing her hands as if playing a Saxophone)...tragic event, however, they kept and keep playing on....😉👍
It’s so beautiful to see a bunch of Virginia residents in this little pocket of the south that did not hold any racism or hate, every kid was everybody’s kid it seems like and there was nothing but support and love, such a beautiful story
This documentary has really touched my heart. What DMB is doing for their community is just so incredibly great! I wish all others in the world with wealth would do the same and give back. Especially to help the children and see those smiles brought tears to my eyes. God Bless Them ❤️
I remember it was around 1994 in the fall and I had just started my senior year in high school in Bastrop , La., a buddy of mine came over to my folks house and said listen to this band, and he handed me the CD under the table and dreaming..........I had never heard anything that amazing, I’ve never forgotten that feeling either and here I am all these years later commenting about it, DMB is an American treasure.
DMB is a mix of the most talented musicians in the business. The coolest things about going to a DMB concert is the palpable energy in the air and the variety of color and age in the crowd. Everyone is accepted and welcome to the party. It’s always a good time. DMB fan for life.
Yes very normal for ANY concerts and festivals generally. Or atleast where I've been. I've been abroad 2 times for festivals. You have been having some bad experiences with gigs or what ?
A couple thousand views??!! This is one of the best bands in the last 80 years!!
If every celebrity or musician did this for their home state...it would make such a difference for the community and world...may God bless DMB...
Tears flowing in this so much!! This community is life!! I'm from a city in Pa that is out of control... If only we could all come together like this.. I literally want to move to Charlottesville just for the love and sense of community and love for one another! Being a huge DMB fan is just a huge plus!!
Man did this make me cry my eyes out. The DMB is truly something special.
DAVE MATTHEWS BAND HALL OF FAME 2024
❤️❤️❤️❤️DMB❤️❤️❤️❤️
Seeing Dave and the Band in concert is the only way you will ever know this music, and know these amazing men/artists! Their music LIVE is like nothing you have ever experienced!
Their story is heartwarming and inspiring, just like their music. ❤️DMB, forever!
LaborDave at The Gorge!❤
DMB thanks for your music and enrichment to their community. Everyone should be like this.
What an incredible community. If only we could all live our lives together in this way.
Awesome. When I get my millions thanks to a 140+ year old company, I'm taking his words to heart.
"What I'm leaving you may be good or not. Take what's left and use it for the common good".
If you haven't been to a DMB concert you haven't lived
Made it twice! Let's keep on going!
LMAO! You're an idiot.
I can listen to out of tune singing and violin anywhere
👍🏼
Dave at the Gorge in George, Washington! Hands down the best venue to see DMB! We're there every year they play! Absofuckinglutely Amazeballs!
How could you hate a bunch of guys like this? They’re so amazing
Leroy did it so well and he didn’t even need to put effort in… he was just that fucking good. RIP brother, I’m so happy I got to see you tear in up multiple times.
Through some tough years, this band has simply grown as a result and are better today that they were 10-20 years ago. I’ve been a band since Under The Table and as far as I’m concerned, they’ve never had a high point, a peak. It’s been a steady growth through consistency, something that not all bands can attest to. And as the diehards know, though their studio albums are fantastic, it’s their live show that truly sets them apart. They’re one of the last big bands that don’t have a pre-planned setlist. It’s chosen just before each show and often changes as the show goes on. Sounds simple enough but it’s a rarity. If you get a chance to see them live, whether you’re a fan or not, I promise you’ll be amazed. I have mad love for Dave and his crew and will continue to see them play as long as they continue to play.
I grew up with DMB in my life but never knew much or delve in until now but I even recall how tragic it was when LeRoi died. I feel mature enough to sit down, listen and understand this band. I wish I wasn't so spoiled growing up hearing them on the radio, but I'm aware now💜
Every DMB hater should take the time to watch this.
A genuinely great band who seem like genuinely decent, nice guys too - really refreshing. Long may they continue.
And this is why I’ve supported them apps 30 years they’ve never been self centered nor greedy GOAT !!!!!
Charlottesville loves DMB! We do miss Boyd and hope he returns one day- his magical violin is dearly missed.
Couldn't name one of his songs, but wow. I stand and applaud this.
They have hundreds of songs. Dave also had a solo career.
I just became a better human being watching this.
OMG, totally!!!! Best. Band. EVER. PERIOD
well said！the band itself is about community！
Right?!? I'm sitting here with happy tears and a full heart❤🎶
dave matthews is always uplifting music, real deep music
I feel the same way!😊
Putting success, love, and community to good use. Not too shabby!
I didn't find the sounds, the feeling of community, the FEEL GOOD music the Dave Mathews Band emits into the universe until this past summer 2020...Covidly searching the net I ran into the most fulfilling group of musicians Ever!! I was a Groupie in the early 70's!!! Have heard many a tune...DMB out sources them ALL! TY ...Highdeehoe!
I've seen Dave 21 times over the past 20 years and can't wait for the next one.
That's pretty cool...😎
Still proving why they're the best; with sincerity and love for us all.
^well said!
Lol I love how people find dave when they are 14 and think they’ve found the best musical act on the earth.
If I stopped my music taste and exploration at that age, I’d probably be playing golf in khakies a lot soonrr
Incredible human beings. Have loved the music for a long time, but really glad I stumbled on this. What an amazing difference these guys have made in people's lives. What else actually matters more when it is all said and done? Pretty incredible.
This was awesome to see the band origins but also a really inspiring story about giving back, being kind and generous. This is very motivational.
More reasons to love DMB.
The only thing I didn't like about this documentary was that it wasn't six hours long, because if it was, I would have watched it until the end. It's really wonderful how they all give back to their community, and touch so many lives. It makes me like you guys that much more. And who would have thought that was possible? :)
Living in C’Ville was the best and worst of times in my life but I loved the best times so much. Saw my most favorite band play in JPJ for the first time after LeRoi died and Tim Reynolds up close solo. D & T fourth row. The city truly is one of a kind and a very loving one. I miss it so much. I wish my personal life was better at the time to enjoy it even more.
Congrats on the Music Hall of Fame Nomination brothers..
A true, real life, passionate and caring group of musicians. I became an instant fan when "Crash" came out as a CD, and used it while getting ready to go party at night, dancing and singing my lungs out at the same time lol. The Dave Matthews Band has set the bar for other musical groups to follow....giving back, to the people who have less than some do, and being part of a community, not seeing color of one's skin, but the person, the human inside. Few musicians and/or celebrities have kept a sense of right and wrong in society, but Dave and his band have stayed humbled and genuine, and true to the idea that ALL people are equal, when govt's try to force a different viewpoint and ideology on us. I've been exposed to a lot of celebrities during my life, with my Dad owning the largest nightclub in Florida for a few years, and him being a concert promoter, I met more than the average 11-14 year old could ever dream of, even meeting Jimi Hendrix once at a weekend show he wasn't billed at. He had a layover or missed his flight, heard about our show, and came in with strict instructions that his presence wasn't to be announced, or given away. He just wanted a day without all the hype and celeb bs if clawing fans...a day where he could just be himself for a day. I see a lot of that in Dave, and the rest of the band. They've grown, had their ups and downs, but have always stayed true to the music, the fans, and paying it forward. Thanks Dave for some awesome memories in my past, and look forward to your future!!😎👍💙
I love, love, love the farm idea!
Seeing DMB jamming with the students and youth (38 minute mark) is just SO cool! So special! What a neat, fun, professional and admirable time! Those young musicians will NEVER forget that fun! Music brings people together! DMB understands the message and it’s genuine and good. These guys have big hearts. ♥️♥️♥️
I still can’t believe I have been listening to DMB for 22 years!!! The only reason I learned guitar as a kid!
I always get teary eyed when they show the picture of LeRoi and go through the wing dedicated to him.
Always love the music - even more now, Great Video/story/ Documentary
Every single member is a mammoth musician. Very nice.
not only a great band but excellent human beings
Beginning of video is playin "tripping billies." I loved listening to "Too Much" and "So Much To Say" in the 90s..I was a kid back then..💽🎶🎤🎸🥁
The band is who I thought they were..God bless..
Lets have a world wide effort to make this a child friendly planet.
All my ♥️ for DMB.
It’s hard to hear Boyd’s violin in so many of these clips... that’s pure DMB sound, with the Roy as well. The most beautiful group of amazing artists. I miss that violin so bad! I miss Roy so bad!
Jeff is incredible on the sax and as a ‘91-current fan, having these new members on sax , Rashawn on trumpet(!!!) and now B. Strong (who can sing beautifully, too!!!), it’s just such a blessing! Love Jeff and Rashawn! Together, you are AMAZING, and you are both true DMB! Thank you for dedicating your talents to this powerhouse! ♥️♥️♥️🎺🎷
Just saw them in West Valley City, UT., and what a show!!! It felt so good seeing these men again, like spending an evening with loved ones that mean SO SO MUCH (too much) to me/us. Stephan and Carter- ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️LOVE YOU, DMB!!!
Please keep going! I want my young boys to see you next year- they love you as their band, not just Dad’s band.
Come see your fans in Boise, ID.
Dave- wish you and yours all the best of what’s around! Your music helped me take courage in the most difficult times and challenges of my life. You ended the 08/27/2019 concert with the encore performance of Don’t Drink the Water. That is my “battle-cry, war song”, and I play it loud before every time I go to court to defend justice in my profession, and it helps get me focused on fighting the good fight!
Virgin in the Rain is my favorite off of Come Tomorrow. Beautiful. Sounds reminiscent of Before These Crowded Streets... ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
THANK YOU, DMB!!!
Candymantempting 41 : Best band ever.
Buddy has brought a new vibe to the band and the band love him and as well as the fans (me included!)........but without the violin, there is just this huge hole. It is part of what made DMB unique. I still love them like not other........but that missing violin makes my heart hurt a little sometimes.
@@shonelmer7494 honestly, buddy is doing an amazing job musically as well. We miss the violin, but also Boyd Tinsley as a person. I know he may have screwed things, but he have been always a part of the band you know?
How lovely.
yeah right? what happened to boyd?
It sure would be nice to live in a community where “all” the people are so civilized,,,Very nice indeed,,,but then reality sets in.
DMB ==HALL OF FAME !!!!
DMB is a model for society as a whole to emante in the world - we are more than our minds - our souls links us together as human beings being human - DMB you are amazing - my soul widens - opens to the goodness in humanness.
I'm curious to know WHY 10 people would dislike this video!!! This was AWESOME!!
This was so great! Love seeing what DMB does for humanity ❤️
I Love this, and DMB vor my ❤❤❤Thank you 👏👏👏
I always liked DMB for no apparent reason; they just sounded terrific. After watching this doc, I understood why I always liked them. Simply awesome!
I Just Love the Spirit of these Guys. Kudos to Dave Matthew's and His Band Of Merry Men. The Way they Give Back to their Community is Great on So Many Levels. I hope to see them Live One Day. They are on My Bucket List to do thing's. God Bless This Band.
Saw them in 2012 at Nats Stadium. Dugout seats, but I had binoculars. WHAT a night. I sang myself hoarse and danced myself silly.
11 concerts so far.. Getting older so its harder to travel these days but Columbus OH 2016 was the last concert of theirs I was at and its probably one of the top 3 shows I've seen of theirs and what a set list it was.. All it was missing was ants marching but overall was fantabulous... Much love to DMB
I’m still gutted that LeRoi passed away.
Rest In Power LeRoi.
I love this! Thank you for showing how much they do for the community!
This documentary is mint. I could write so much but I know how the DMB family feels. This is so humble.
I listened to the start of the doc in my kitchen and heard Dave sing while the doc started. I needed to rewind back after cooking. It sounded out of tune and just like wtf is happening!? Then I watched and it was him singing.... Not my jazz
A whole load of extra Faith this has given me. Thanks DMB and the good people of Charlottesville.
Dave just wanted to give you and the band a SHOUT OUT : ) JUST FN LOVE YALL :)
This makes me Love DMB even more!! And that's A Lot! ❤️
I love the diversity, class, showmanship and talent of DMB! Carter Beaufort is "THE EPITOME OF DRUMMING!!!!
Under the Table and Dreaming put its hooks in me and I never looked back. Seen DMB 35 times and I can't wait to go again. Thanks for the video.
I was in grade school and my good friend's brother was in college down south. He turned him on to this great new local band that was blowing up. Thanks to him we got in on the ground level. Great memories.
Beautiful. This was so well done, and the city of C'Ville is so lucky to have this legacy live on forever...May it always be so.
This is hope. In a much needed time.
IT’s September 2023 and while I haven’t been to a live show in 5 years, I have attended 77 DMB and Dave and Tim shows. The band is ultra professional these days and rarely churns out a lackluster performance. That being said, I feel incredibly blessed to have seen the band with both Boyd Tinsley and LeRoi Moore, the original lineup. From 1994 to the death of LeRoi I spent every year seeing the band and Dave and Tim as much as I possibly could. I used to sell large quantities of Marijuana from Canada in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It afforded me the time and money to basically tour up and down the East Coast. I still held on to bar tending gigs as well. I was often was blessed to be able to buy tickets for my girlfriend, now my wife, as well as several friends over the years. Nothing better than taking someone to their first show. My 50th show was at Hershey, PA (arguably my least favorite venue ever). As much as I hated the venue that show was not just my 50th but my daughters first. She was only about 9 or 10. But an experience I’ll never forget.
Whoever directed this doc has a promising career in palatable Netflix features.
I loved growing up in Va. in the 1990's. Great shows!
Welcome to South Africa, DMB! Counting the days! Gauteng is waiting! Rock on, awesome people!
This is awesome! I miss Boyd, but these guys still rock every show! I love the crowd just as much as the band. Last time I went, I tripped on acid and learned so much and met so many people! It was fun, as always. I've been going for six or so years now. I can't wait until June to see them again.
That was very cool, haven’t seen this before. Been seeing DMB since the 90s and feel like I went on the journey with them, and to see everything they have accomplished outside of music, is simply amazing. It was hard to watch the segments on LeRoi, as he was always my favorite
Turns out I needed to see this. Thank you🙏 what an inspiration ✌️
My favorite band hope they play on forever
I wish I could feel how watching this makes me feel forever.
This documentary was so well shot and produced. Great work!!
This is great. DMB is love.
❤this is great - been too long since I’ve seen DMB - Jeff was still just sitting in the last time I saw em - Carter is like my hero
Pure magic... I miss Boyd but buddy is all good too