Dave and Tim are some of the best live guitar performers in modern times. They complement each other so well, and they're nearly flawless. The way Dave adds the percussive rhythm to his playing when he's solo is really impressive.
Dave definitely doesn't get enough credit in guitar circles. I'm always recommending some of his songs to *newer* guitarists learning finger independence, like this one, So Much to Say, Lie in Our Graves, Two Step. He's also a great into to alternate chord shapes/voicings.
SRV, Elliott Smith and now Dave/Tim?! You’re on fire! Man, Dave is one of my all time favourite players! Great riffs and his timing is impeccable. Some of his stuff is so challenging to play; let alone sing and play. He doesn’t get enough credit from guitar players.
my fav Dave Matthews Band song.... I love the version they performed at the Central Park concert most. and his south african side comes out when he sings.
Yeah the stretches & odd changes, man. I remember starting to learn some Dave songs when I was a kid and deciding it was impossible. 20 yrs later it’s still tough sometimes.
Really had fun following your breaking down this performance. I love Dave Matthews and DMB. Dave and Tim are always epic. Been playing over 25 years, and Dave is definitely a major influence on my playing and my taste in music. Anyway, I’ve been following your channel for a year or 2 and really enjoy what you do. Thanks!
Dave plays guitar like a drummer, that's what makes him so unique. There's few strumming hands out there with such a fantastic rhythm to them. You want proof? Imagine playing with Carter Beauford as your drummer...best be sure you need to step up
I’ve been hopelessly addicted to playing and knowing every one of Dave’s tunes since 1996. Very much to my guitar-playing detriment I might add, as far as the basic, rudimentary lead guitar basics are concerned. I like to sneak in and sit in the back of the “class” on channels like these every so often, desperate to one day shake this addiction. I bought my first electric guitar a couple years ago - that’s progress! lol. But it was a pleasure to see someone like you, with an encyclopedic knowledge of the fretboard, breakdown one of Dave’s top 5 staple tunes. Thank you!
great watch. just as an FYI warehouse is maybe the biggest fan favorite song dmb has (their fan club is called the warehouse). hearing it dave and tim is actually kind of rare, the full band performances are more well known, especially with the stop time intro and salsa outro. worth watching the central park version if you get the chance. this song is massive! would love to see the stone reviewed at some point! - theres a great solo version from charlie rose show!
24:45… this is also something he messes with lyrically a lot. A Dave song that musically sounds fun and upbeat and happy will often have dark lyrics and a song that musically sounds down and dark will often have hopeful, happy, upbeat lyrics
I would love to see your take on Warren Haynes with Dave Matthews Band on Cortez the Killer . Warren is one of the best guitar players ever and the band just kills it on this version .. Buddy Strong on the keys ... Carter Beauford on the drums .. Stefan on the bass .. it's really epic. ruclips.net/video/lYrD2SthaMU/видео.htmlsi=uwPTak1puWQ_Bopv
Hi Michael, in your first pause to breakdown the sound, you mentioned a major chord. Silly question, what's missing that keeps the chord from sounding "bright", like I'm accustomed to a major chord sounding?
Dave’s playing that riff while full strumming and muting all other strings for that unique sound is so good. Something I will forever chase.
Dave is WAY underrated as a guitar player. His timing is different than most. Crazy Talent!
I love the shape of his chords
And there it is… our daily use of the word “UNDERRATED” 😒
Dave and Tim are some of the best live guitar performers in modern times. They complement each other so well, and they're nearly flawless. The way Dave adds the percussive rhythm to his playing when he's solo is really impressive.
Please fall down the Dave rabbit-hole on this channel. Tons of crazy unique fingerings and time signatures in his music.
And on the DAY Dave Matthews Band was announced to go into the Hall of Fame. Perfect day to review some Dave Matthews grooves! 🎸
Dave definitely doesn't get enough credit in guitar circles. I'm always recommending some of his songs to *newer* guitarists learning finger independence, like this one, So Much to Say, Lie in Our Graves, Two Step. He's also a great into to alternate chord shapes/voicings.
SRV, Elliott Smith and now Dave/Tim?! You’re on fire! Man, Dave is one of my all time favourite players! Great riffs and his timing is impeccable. Some of his stuff is so challenging to play; let alone sing and play. He doesn’t get enough credit from guitar players.
my fav Dave Matthews Band song.... I love the version they performed at the Central Park concert most. and his south african side comes out when he sings.
0:15 Tim Matthews and Dave Reynolds! hahaha!! :D
Hahahha
Two of my favorites. I like these guys, too, though.
These two are the best!!! Seeing them in Cancun 3 nights on the beach the best!!!
So jealous! Really wanted to go to that one.
I saw Tim Matthews in a small bar in Key West. Insane talent
Is that Dave and Tim’s offspring? ;)
Yeah the stretches & odd changes, man. I remember starting to learn some Dave songs when I was a kid and deciding it was impossible. 20 yrs later it’s still tough sometimes.
Awesome. So glad you decided to do one of their songs together. They’re pretty damn impressive together and a couple of my favorites.
Really had fun following your breaking down this performance. I love Dave Matthews and DMB. Dave and Tim are always epic. Been playing over 25 years, and Dave is definitely a major influence on my playing and my taste in music.
Anyway, I’ve been following your channel for a year or 2 and really enjoy what you do. Thanks!
As always.... Thank you!
Dave plays guitar like a drummer, that's what makes him so unique. There's few strumming hands out there with such a fantastic rhythm to them. You want proof? Imagine playing with Carter Beauford as your drummer...best be sure you need to step up
I’ve been waiting for you to do them!!
I’ve been hopelessly addicted to playing and knowing every one of Dave’s tunes since 1996. Very much to my guitar-playing detriment I might add, as far as the basic, rudimentary lead guitar basics are concerned. I like to sneak in and sit in the back of the “class” on channels like these every so often, desperate to one day shake this addiction. I bought my first electric guitar a couple years ago - that’s progress! lol. But it was a pleasure to see someone like you, with an encyclopedic knowledge of the fretboard, breakdown one of Dave’s top 5 staple tunes. Thank you!
great watch. just as an FYI warehouse is maybe the biggest fan favorite song dmb has (their fan club is called the warehouse). hearing it dave and tim is actually kind of rare, the full band performances are more well known, especially with the stop time intro and salsa outro. worth watching the central park version if you get the chance. this song is massive! would love to see the stone reviewed at some point! - theres a great solo version from charlie rose show!
The song “Bartender” at the same concert is mesmerizing
The one at Radio City is my favorite.
24:45… this is also something he messes with lyrically a lot.
A Dave song that musically sounds fun and upbeat and happy will often have dark lyrics and a song that musically sounds down and dark will often have hopeful, happy, upbeat lyrics
These two…
Great video!
Man I wish you did Bartender from Radio City, the looks he gives in that venue were so pure and deep. Keep the videos coming, love em.
Tim Matthews and Dave Reynolds!!??
I caught that too haha
Check out You Are My Sanity off the Radio City performance from those two. So good
Jacob Collier x AURORA on a rock somewhere ... you got to do it next
Timmmmmaaayyy!
5:09 Michael lowkey playing some RHCP
Tim has been known to use an Octave pedal as well.
Would love to see Plasticities | Andrew Bird | From The Basement
You’ve done Radio City, right? The entire show is worth checking out.
I would love to see your take on Warren Haynes with Dave Matthews Band on Cortez the Killer . Warren is one of the best guitar players ever and the band just kills it on this version .. Buddy Strong on the keys ... Carter Beauford on the drums .. Stefan on the bass .. it's really epic.
ruclips.net/video/lYrD2SthaMU/видео.htmlsi=uwPTak1puWQ_Bopv
ruclips.net/video/lYrD2SthaMU/видео.htmlsi=uwPTak1puWQ_Bopv
PLEASE!!!! do a review on norman blake playing randall collins it will blow your mind
I just ordered an Uber for my 2 guitars. They left the house via the back-door. I am done.
It's so weird Dave's music comes across on the radio as girly and weak, but in concert his sound is super evil and dark.
A lot of his lyrics are melancholy
Note to self: tune up before song begins.
Is there still a way to signup for a lifetime membership to guitargate?
Hi Michael, in your first pause to breakdown the sound, you mentioned a major chord.
Silly question, what's missing that keeps the chord from sounding "bright", like I'm accustomed to a major chord sounding?
placement and only playing two notes of the chord??
thats my guess but not really sure either lol
Everybody 's influenced by someone else.... Here's Dave and Tim's inspiration :
ruclips.net/video/OV6Vfdaazxo/видео.htmlsi=P64s_U3YJCtsAS9h
Joop.