Dave Matthews Band 1991-12-??
Quad Studios Demo, Charlottesville, VA
Set 1
01 The Best of What's Around 03:18.41
02 Tripping Billies 03:54.51
03 I'll Back You Up 02:58.05
04 What Would You Say 03:08.51
05 Lover Lay Down 03:27.33
06 The Song That Jane Likes 03:01.39
07 Typical Situation 03:21.63
08 One Sweet World 02:52.68
09 Cry Freedom 05:17.39
10 Jimi Thing 04:49.23
11 Dancing Nancies 04:16.56
12 Ants Marching * 03:56.24
13 Warehouse * 04:28.44
14 Recently ** 03:47.67
15 Minarets *** 03:51.52
02 Tripping Billies 03:54.51
03 I'll Back You Up 02:58.05
04 What Would You Say 03:08.51
05 Lover Lay Down 03:27.33
06 The Song That Jane Likes 03:01.39
07 Typical Situation 03:21.63
08 One Sweet World 02:52.68
09 Cry Freedom 05:17.39
10 Jimi Thing 04:49.23
11 Dancing Nancies 04:16.56
12 Ants Marching * 03:56.24
13 Warehouse * 04:28.44
14 Recently ** 03:47.67
15 Minarets *** 03:51.52
Set 2
Total: 56:29.55
* Dave and Stefan (although Greg Howard could possibly be the guest bass player)
** Dave, Stefan, Carter, and Leroi
*** Dave, Stefan, and Carter (who is playing that tamboura in the background???)
* Dave and Stefan (although Greg Howard could possibly be the guest bass player)
** Dave, Stefan, Carter, and Leroi
*** Dave, Stefan, and Carter (who is playing that tamboura in the background???)
Set 3
Comment
Many of the tracks on this demo seem to be the same versions as on the "Rutabaga" demo, which in turn match up with the three demo tacks on the '94 radio sampler entitled "Dave Matthews Band." On the sampler, the band lists the tracks as being from a '91 Quad Studios demo. This leads me to believe that much of the "Rutabaga" demo is actually from these Quad sessions. The last several tracks on this disc seem to be filler from other studio sessions.
The recording level from the tape was a bit high, causing some mild distortion at the loudest points of the music. If anyone has a cleaner copy for conversion, please let me know.
Compiled by Eric Naylor
dmbtrade@hotmail.com
1/27/01
Note: Exact date is not know (12.??.91)
Recorded and mixed by Bruce Miller, this is most likely Dave's original demo tape, although no proof of that is given. Well known as "Rutebega Studios" and even assigned a date, the only thing known about this tape is that it was most likely recorded over a period of weeks in 1991. The myth of "Rutebega Studios" has been proven wrong by nancies.org's famed "Waldo" and the early Dave Matthews Band Promo (given out to radio stations and fans).
The recording level from the tape was a bit high, causing some mild distortion at the loudest points of the music. If anyone has a cleaner copy for conversion, please let me know.
Compiled by Eric Naylor
dmbtrade@hotmail.com
1/27/01
Note: Exact date is not know (12.??.91)
Recorded and mixed by Bruce Miller, this is most likely Dave's original demo tape, although no proof of that is given. Well known as "Rutebega Studios" and even assigned a date, the only thing known about this tape is that it was most likely recorded over a period of weeks in 1991. The myth of "Rutebega Studios" has been proven wrong by nancies.org's famed "Waldo" and the early Dave Matthews Band Promo (given out to radio stations and fans).
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Updated At
Wed Dec 19 2001 04:44:46 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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