Dave Matthews Band - Stand Up Take One A Behind The Scenes Look At The Making Of Stand Up - 2005 Dave Matthews Band Argentina dmb-argentina.c... / dmbargentina / dmbandar Support DMB: davematthewsban...
I have not even finished this video and I freaking love it. How awesome it is watching the Dave Matthews Band hang out, collaborate, and record music. I'm a late bloomer on viewing this video as it is from 2005. 16 years ago. Wow. Regardless of the time. I think this band and their songs strike a nerve with a vast amount of fans like no other!
Interesting video. Sheds a lot of light on why this ended up as it did. Turns out you still have to write songs. Writing based on short loops requires really, really tight riffs that hold your attention on their own for three minutes. That's extremely difficult with acoustic instruments in an ensemble group, regardless of how much you're chopping them up in the editing process. The Stand Up sessions should have been demos that the band fleshed out afterwords, together. It doesn't look like there was any point where more than one member was playing at a time.
As a lifelong musician/massive fan & I have zero understanding how you can say that?? It's easily the worst collection of music they've ever released. In fact aside from a couple of tracks, the album is a dude/throw away. Before These Crowded Streets had two songs better than this entire album combined.
I remember when those videos came out. I was so hyped when my slow ISDN modem had load those short videos. 😝 Many great Jam songs, can‘t imagine how this would have sound with Lillywhite involved in the studio. Love most of this album when they play it live.
21 shows from 1996-2006. Six shows in 2002. 3 of those at the gorge. Front row 3 times. Met Boyd at the hotel at the gorge. We all watched them get on the buses. Oh well. Everything has a beginning and an end.
Is that really that surprising? If you just love great musicianship you're going to like a whole host of things and what you're listening to at the time just depends on your mood. DMB, NIN, Tool, Radiohead, Bruce Springsteen, Prince, Primus, Queen, Buddy Guy, Phish, Nirvana/Foo Fighters (really anything Grohl gets involved in) and on and on. They are all individuals/groups with amazing musicians.
Chris considering Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber and Katy Perry arr who people listen to anymore it is surprising. Unless of course, you're someone who knows what good music is.
9:05 i honestly think this has a lot to do with why stand up doesn't come close to comparing with any other dmb album. batson had dave write a song based off every little riff he came up with noodling around. it takes a lot of time to find that one perfect riff and while some simple noodling might work for a hiphop track, it is NOT dmb
There was a video from these Making of series, it was called video 4 or something and it had a riff I always wish they made into a song. Now I can't find the vids.
Yes this record had some gems but in general I think Carter's drums were muffled, even stifled. I don't know if it was Batson or the way they were recorded, but I felt a difference.
I think he was purposefully attempting sparse drumming on most of it, but the kick and snare are also generally way too loud, which makes it feel like the kit is situated at the front of the mix.
@@stackleft2925 I don't understand why they can't get another accomplished violinist to step in as long as it's a good fit and they have a cohesiveness. I mean of they can bring in Jeff Coffin after LeRoi passed then why not bring in somebody in Boyd's spot?
There's another documentary from around 2000/2001 I'll try to find it an come back to the comments where Boyd actually told Dave "You need to leave the band, and do your own thing" they had tension for quite some time before the whole sexual assault situation involving Boyd & James Frost-Winn.
