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Re: MINARETS digest 113
Hatton.Haralson@Rollins.Edu Fri Mar 24 21:18:51 1995
Hey everyone out in minaret land! It's been quite a while since
I posted a message but this group is just getting a little to big
for my taste. Anyway, here's a little info for you guys. DMB and
BHT are playing an outside show at the Edge in Orlando on April 10.
This is the same place phish has played for the past three tours.
It's an unbelievable place to see a show. They will also be in
Gainesville on the 13th at Florida Theatre, yet another cool place.
And just as you thought the week(end) couldn't get any better,
on April 8th , the Greatful Dead and the Black Crowes are playing
at Tampa Stadium. If anyone needs any info about these shows, please
feel free to e-mail me. Also, I would love to get some of the
veteran Minarets together before the Orlando show. We attempted
this last fall in Atlanta but I don't know if it ever panned out.
We could all grab some grub and brews and whatever else.
See you guys later.
Hatton
Rollins College, Winter Park FL
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DMB Rare Tape
jjgoke@ryde Fri Mar 24 21:42:01 1995
distributed through a tree today -- unfortunetly I missed out on the tree.
Is there anyone out there that would be willing to make a copy of this
two tape collection? I don't currently have any DMB stuff to trade -- but
hopefully :) I will be getting in some tapes in the mail next week or so.
Right now I do have some live/rare alternative stuff (+Live+, Smashing,
PJ, Nirvana, Counting Crows, etc.) though.
Thanks much!
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Dave in nyc april 5?
Trey18@aol.com Fri Mar 24 21:53:57 1995
talking about dave and then they said they were going to be giving tickets
away for a show april 5 in the city does anyone know about this?
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Newbies: Read This!!!
50OGLESBY@CUA.EDU Fri Mar 24 22:53:51 1995
hey now!
well in light of recent flames and threads posted to this mailing list in the
last couple of days, i would like to adress all of the newbies in the group.
first of all, welcome! you are now hooked into a great forum for dicussion
of all things related (but not always) to The Dave Matthews Band. i would
suggest that the first thing you do, is gopher of ftp to archive.phish.net,
and read or get yourself a cop of the DMB FAQ. if you do, then we won't have
little wars over "stoopid questions". cool? on a different note, please don't
grovel for tapes on your first day. just wait, and i promise that you will
see a NEWBIE OFFER. if you don't, then politely post a tape grovel. you will
get replies (we're pretty kind here, but not always prompt). if you want to
ask a question, but are embarrased to ask everyone, then by all means ask me!
i don't pretend to know all about the band, but i know my fair share having
been here for almost 8 months, and haing been a fan even longer. here are a
questions about the "in memory of anne" dedication in UTTAD
questions about anyones sexual orientation
questions pertaining to whether or not dave has HIV
posts that flaunt your love for ants marching and satellites
anything else is fair game though. just lurk long enough, and most of your
questions will be answered. promise! talk to you later.....
@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
! !
! OGES !
! (a.k.a. Jonathan Oglesby) !
! 1-800-HELP MYSELF !
! Catholic University, Washington,D.C. !
! "Having a wonderful time. Wish I was !
! here." - Zippy the Pinhead !
! !
@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
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Dave
KEITH410@aol.com Fri Mar 24 23:03:08 1995
suscribe minarets jhp7@aol.com.
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Rhyme+Reason
gclark@pipeline.com Sat Mar 25 00:13:01 1995
version of rhyme+reason i have on a tape, from trinity college 11-13-93
have lyrics which are totally different than the ones printed in under the
table and dreaming? the song is totally different, and in my opinion
better than the cds and other versions. dave talks about africa and other
stuff
- at times it sounds like he forgot some words and was just winging it on
stage but thats just a guess.
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Extra copy of '94 NYE to trade
MCELHICJ@DAYTON.BITNET Sat Mar 25 01:00:23 1995
copies of this year's NYE show in Richmond, VA. If anyone wants to
trade for this great show, send me your lists. I am especially looking
for some Ominous Seapods or Leftover Salmon. Serious traders only please.
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R & R
DANIELT@tiger.hsc.edu Sat Mar 25 01:49:57 1995
Apparently in the early days, Rhyme and Reason had diferent lyrics almost every
time it played. The sound also changed from show to show. I agree that some
of these older versions are much better than the more recent ones. The first
time I saw dmb back in 93, R+R is the song that still to this day sticks out in
my mind. It is a great song. I will say that some shows I have with Peter
still in the band, this song is really,really different. It is kinda cool to
here the funky keys in this song. Oh well.
Also, I have a question for anyone who may have the answer. I see a tape
floating around, and I have it. The problem is it is labeled different on each
list. On my tape it is listed Acoustic on side A and Trax 1/5/92 on side B. I
don't want this to come across dickish, but I would prefer if there were not
replies that said "My tape is labeled Acoustic Studio from 1/5/92 and unknown
date from Trax." I hope if there is anyone who knows for sure what the exact
date of either side of this tape is, he or she would e-mail me personally and
let me know.
To all I owe tapes to, I put some in the mail today, and the rest should go out
Monday or Tuesday. Sorry it is taking me so long..........tom
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Re: ABC Taping of March 17th ...
Musique820@aol.com Sat Mar 25 02:45:02 1995
I found out from someone that the March 17th show in Chicago was taped by
ABC and that it will be airing on April 21st. I'm not sure exactly what
will be showed or what the content of the entire "ABC in concert" is, but
BHTM will get air time and hopefully DMB also. Anyone know anything
about this?
On another note, just a quick question to everyone... What do you guys
think of Get In Line.. reminds me of Rhyme in Reason a lot. Everytime I
listen to it, I feel like singing "until I'm dead and gone... my head
won't leave my head alone....", to me it's definitely different - set
apart from the feel of his other works, anybody got some real background
into this song?
alan
I was at the show and I heard DMB, BHT and Freddy Jones Band will be feature
on April 21st on the ABC series.
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PLEASE REMOVE
Skunkweed2@aol.com Sat Mar 25 04:25:18 1995
PLEASE REMOVE
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Dave In New York!
CROBBINS@EPO.SOM.SUNYSB.Edu Sat Mar 25 05:33:42 1995
If anyone has any info on the rumor about the DMB playing in NYC on
April 5th, please get back to me!!!!!!
Thanks-
Jeff Robbins
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Mom it's my birthday?
67006416@sunybroome.edu Sat Mar 25 05:36:44 1995
Hey, a local radio station around here.... in Vestal NY.... does a
thing with announcing birthday's every morning... and by surprise I heard
there... Is that the one they are talking about, or is it the ever famous
Dave that we should be dicussing about on this net? I find it odd that no
one mentioned this in the last few days, but then again why would we post
something like that? All we seem to talk about is *&^=.... I'm not even
going to write it, but if you know what I am talking about then it is
definitely getting out of hand...
So who's birthday was it?
Well I hope this stirs about some new topics of conversation on this net...
I sure as hell would like to see something positive for once... I know
I am contradicting myself by writing this, but let's begin after reading
this message, OK? That is if you read this far already... Thanks...
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**************RECENTLY TAB****************
driver8@phy.duke.edu Sat Mar 25 06:05:54 1995
Here's another lonely friday night's work - I did this one earlier and it
just didn't quite sound right - This is much better.
SOMEBODY PUT THIS IN THE CHORD FILES!!!
(I don't want to have to keep sending this out)
Once again - use much muting and sliding
***Recently*** - Dave Matthews Band
Intro
e---------------------------------|---------------| |----------------------
E---9----7----7----5----5----3--3/|---------------| |---------------------3
Verse
"Recently I've been...."
e--------------------|
E--3---------------3-|
Chorus
"People stare....."
"Walk and Talk...."
e-------------------------|
E--7--5--5--3--3/--0--7--5|
Bridge
"People stare...."
e--------------------------|
E--3----------3----------3-|
The bridge and chorus parts are often switched live and on the recently cd.
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*********RHYME AND REASON TAB************
driver8@phy.duke.edu Sat Mar 25 06:08:26 1995
Here's R&R again - many have asked for a repost
SOMEBODY PUT THIS IN THE CHORD FILES!!!
(I don't want to have to keep sending this out)
I just kinda decided to do this one because it sounds so sweet -
especially if you've ever heard it in an early form
Dave Matthews Band - Rhyme and Reason (From 10-29-92???)
VERSE
****Played Fast**** (16ths?)
Oh Well, oh well, so here.......
e------------------------------------------------|
E--------------6---8----x-8-x-8--8--6------------|
CHORUS
My head....
e----------------------------------------|
E-------3-------------------------5------|
EXIT
My Body...
e-----------------|
E--3--------5-----|
One hint to this song...use lots of muting and sliding.
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WARNING little serious content
appleyrd@dolphin.upenn.edu Sat Mar 25 06:31:24 1995
OK, someday I'll stop posting strange messages in the middle of the
night, but here we go again...
After spending the last two evenings watching two KIND ball games (being
If DMB were a ball club, who whould play what positions and why?
court (affectionately known as the Warehouse, of course), DMB is down by a
single point. Carter comes steamrolling down the court, passes to Stefan at
the three point line who tries for the shot, but can't quite get around that
defender so he lobs it to Boyd who TAKES THE GAME with a BEE-YOU-TEE-FUUUL
fadeaway jumper! The crowd (tongue gaping stare) bursts into chorus ("we've
GOT the best of what's around") led by the team of dancingnancy
cheerleaders, the monster (for him to fight our wars for us) mascot, and even
a few die-hard grannies who throw down their canes and JAM to THIS jimi thang!
It's definitely a song that dick vitale likes ("they're amazing,
BAY-BEE"). Screaming from the minarets we head for the border to cool
down with a mexi-melt and a little dmb muzak (kudos if you remember that
series of posts).
Oh, now I've gone and gotten myself all excited. I'll never get to sleep
now. Cold shower?
quite picture the opposing team....any suggestions?
I realize of course that this is hardly serious dave content, so anyone
fearing being flamed for wasted b/w can certainly reply directly. Unless of
course you're willing to go out on a limb with me and make this net fun
(again). (subliminalmessagegoforitbearebelhavesomefun)
Peace and good night. Think I'll go count dribbling balls to get to sleep...
"The good ole song of wahoowa, we'll sing it o'er and o'er.
It cheers our hearts and warms our blood to hear them shout and roar..."
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Disco and help needed
messierb@ucsub.colorado.edu Sat Mar 25 08:46:30 1995
Just to lst you all know... Don't ever fear the power of Disco. Just got
back from my dance therapy session and I am much better for it.
Help needed #1 Last summer caught Dave at the Paridise in Boston. Not
sure of the date, but it was the day I hit the kid on the bike with my
car if that helps 8-) I am looking to get the setlist of this show,
can't remeber what the hell I saw.
#2 I am looking for some FAT LOS boots. I am here in Boulder the LOS
capital o' the world, but l;ack boots. Looking for some HQ SBD's have
much Phish and some very nice Dave to offer.
Thanks for all this talk of #36. Had along day at work today, but all I
could do was sing "Hani, Hani come dance with MEEEEE" Try it some time,
really lightens up your day. Peace
Brad
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WHO'S JEFF BUCKLEY
sau3@columbia.edu Sat Mar 25 08:53:32 1995
well in case you missed Shannon Worrell last night at FEZ,
you must know that Jeff showed up and played 4 tunes.
twas quite good.....
see ya
seth
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RE: **********RECENTLY/R&R TAB***********
wandres@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu Sat Mar 25 09:07:05 1995
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2001....
goldberg@rochgte.fidonet.org Sat Mar 25 12:15:16 1995
HEy Brad,
DMB does play 2001 in at least one show. It is a Kappa Epsilon show
around 3/93. They start off with the ballroom waltz, melt into 2001,
then start jamming Ants!!!! It's really amazing!! I almost had a load
when I heard it for the first time!! If anyone out there has another
version of 2001 with DMB, let me know!!
Peace
Seth
Goldberg-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-Goldberg@Rochgte.fidonet.org
That way, nobody can capture me.....They can use the hell out of me, but
there ain't too much they can do to me. They can mess me up, play the
wrong note, they can play a C, but they can't really destroy a C. All
it is, is a tone...So I'm gonna come back as a note.
_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-
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RE London Show
nmayer@pen.k12.va.us Sat Mar 25 14:13:27 1995
Lord,
That setlist reminded me of the early days, how long did they
play for about?
I would have loved to be there, how was the venue?
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Europe
DANIELT@tiger.hsc.edu Sat Mar 25 17:50:31 1995
I just read a message about the London setlist and how great it was. Did I
just zip through it and not pay it any attention? I don't remember seeing this
setlist! If anyone out there has it, could you please send it to me?
And one more thing. Hate to do this, but......GO UK WILDCATS!!!!!
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there's a lesson to be learned here
75022.2464@compuserve.com Sat Mar 25 19:12:10 1995
Good call, Jeff!!!!!!!
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dmb on mtv
dek2@lehigh.edu Sat Mar 25 19:12:47 1995
i am digested so maybe this has been posted already but a friend brought to my
attention that dmb will be on the "chillin with the weez" spring break show on
mtv this afternoon. i don't know how long i can put up with the mtv garbage,
but i know dave will make it worthwhile. again, sorry if this is repititive
but i know we all like to catch dmb whenever possible.
Erik Knowles "The one serious conviction that man
Lehigh University should have is that nothing is to be
dek2@lehigh.edu too seriously."
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DMB on MTV NOW!!!
jsoucy@ix.netcom.com Sat Mar 25 19:21:54 1995
Quick! If you are on the east coast, turn on MTV!
DMB is on "Chillin' With the Wiez" with good old Pauly Shore.
Hurry...
2:20 EST.
try and ignore the lameness of mtv for a second!
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Re: DMB on MTV NOW!!!
lsemple@lobster.mis.udel.edu Sat Mar 25 19:37:49 1995
always welcome buns of steel lady, Pauly Shore, and one of those
Baldwin's all at the same time. I can't believe the band put themselves
through that crap. I don't think anyone in the crowd was even listening.
of well, does anyone know when that was taped?
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dave tree
KOLIVER1@UA1VM.UA.EDU Sat Mar 25 19:57:48 1995
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
i heard from someone on the net that the dave tree structure was posted
recently. i was signed up to be in that tree, i still have the
subscription message in my files if you'd like it, but i didn't get any
notice of the structure. is it true that it was posted? or was that just
a rumor, b/c i would really like to still be on that tree. let me know...
shalom,
pam
"Imagine that the sun itself is your heart and shine on infinitely
without looking back..."
--------------------end forwarded text---------------------------------
pam sent this to me........
if someone said the structure was posted, then they lied
im not even finished with it yet..........
but i do have the dat people all set........
keith
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dmb and ncaa
dek2@lehigh.edu Sat Mar 25 20:31:45 1995
i just caught the "wwys" filler during the ncaa coverage. wondering what
all of you out there thought about it. i like the success they have recently
experienced, but is this a bit too much? is it getting too comercialized? i
just hope that rca doesn't sell them out too much. i know dave doesn't want to
go overboard, but i am sure rca will try their hardest to.
Erik Knowles "The one serious conviction that man
Lehigh University should have is that nothing is to be
dek2@lehigh.edu too seriously."
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The H.O.R.D.E. Show
James.E.Moeller@jupiter.cc.gettysburg.edu Sat Mar 25 20:32:39 1995
The H.O.R.D.E. Show WZBT 91.1 FM
Hosted by Jim Moeller Gettysburg College
Saturdays, Noon - 1:00 pm Gettysburg, PA
3/25/95
"Hellfire".............................God St. Wine, "Who's Driving?"
"Love of My Life"......................Blues Traveler, "Save His Soul"
"Slow Burn"............................Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies, single
"Full Circle"..........................Oroboros, "Serpent's Dance"
"Guelah Papyrus".......................Phish, "Picture of Nectar"
"Jimi Thing"...........................DMB, "UTTAD" ("Name That Tune"
"Southbound"........................Allmans, 7/31/94, Shoreline Ampith., CA
Comments and criticisms greatly appreciated!
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DMB chord files
jsoucy@ix.netcom.com Sat Mar 25 20:44:45 1995
Is it just me, or are these files rather incomplete?
I mean, all the songs are there (mostly), but the tabs are not very
good. A lot of the tabs are simplified, poorly written, or just plain
wrong. I don't mean to bash anyone who worked on them, but they remind
me of "EASY GUITAR TABS" that I have seen at my music store, where they
take songs and simplify them so beginners can play them.
If anyone has any tabs other than from these chord files, I think they
should be posted here. Also, they should be put on nevada.edu. There are
only about 4 DAMABA songs there as of today.
If anyone would like to work with me on a new tab file, drop me a note.
I have a nice little DOS tab program that makes it all very easy. So if
you are interested, I'd love to start working.
--------Jay
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Re: dmb and ncaa
Matthew_McClure@brown.edu Sat Mar 25 20:48:02 1995
I caught the WWYS filler, and personally I think it's great that DMB is
being discovered by the rest of the world. "Chillin' with the Weiz" may be
a little much, but CBS has used a wide variety of great music as filler,
and we should all be glad that DMB is becoming more popular. We wouldn't
want Dave to starve, would we.
As long as the music is good, no one has any right to say that Dave is
"selling out". To me, that connotes great publicity with little else
behind it. We all know that there is a whole buttload of great music
behind DMB's publicity.
-Matt
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dmb chords file, pt. 1
nebulous@panix.com Sat Mar 25 21:08:21 1995
since a lot of people seem all of a sudden intent on dave chords, well,
here they are. if you want to change something you think is wrong, go
right ahead. there are lot of songs here from before i was in charge of it,
and i haven't updated many of those songs...
*** DAVE MATTHEWS BAND CHORDS FILE ***
As many Dave songs used to be, this is a continual work in progress. It
should be pointed out that this is far from a professional tab file. Most
of these transcriptions are done by college students, and as we all know,
college students can't be trusted with anything.
If there are any mistakes, and there will be, don't hesitate to send me
some email pointing it out. My address is nebulous@panix.com. And if
there is a song not here that you think should be, the best thing to do is
to transcribe it yourself!
This action packed issue contains
pieces, parts, or full blown transcriptions of...
R2T = Remember Two Things (Bama Raga Records)
UTTAD = Under The Table And Dreaming (RCA Recods)
u = Unreleased
Index of Song Titles By Transcriber
Jon Bolton (jrbolton@COLBY.EDU) -
Chris "Boofy" Buford (cbuford@liberty.uc.wlu.edu) -
Andrew T Cox (acox@s850.mwc.edu) -
Kwon (BH7N@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA) -
Shawn Peters (gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu) -
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com) -
Rick Thompson (stu_rcthomps@vax1.acs.jmu.edu) -
Wallyjive@aol.com -
But before we begin our journey, the lovely yet devious Rick Thompson,
keeper of the lyrics file, has information SOMEONE must deem important to
The following is courtesy of
Shawn Peters (gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu) and
Rick Thompson (stu_rcthomps@vax1.acs.jmu.edu)
All Along The Watchtower (Bob Dylan)
------------------------
look in any songbook...people play it in different keys anyway
Am G F
He also plays, especially during Leroi's solo...
e-------------|
B---1----3----|
G---0----0----|
D---2----4----|
A---3----5----|
E-------------|
The following is courtesy of
Shawn Peters (gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu)
Angel From Montgomery (John Prine)
---------------------
add lots of suspensions and picking
G C G C G C D G
G F C G :|
The following is courtesy of
Shawn Peters (gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu) and
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
Ants Marching
-------------
The little 4-5-4 etc. riff is actually played by
sort of sliding up two notes, but this sounds good
enough for me.
E--2-----------------3--------------------|
B--3-----------------0--------------------|
G--2-----------------0--------------------|
D--0------4-----4----0------5-----5-------|
A-----4-5---4-5---5--2--4-5---4-5---5--7-|
E--------------------3--------------------|
Bm D G Bm A Bm D G Bm A...
Violin & Sax Lick -
e-------------------------------7--8--10--7--8------7---------|
B---7--8--10--7--8-----7------------------------10-----8--10--|
G-------------------9-----7--9--------------------------------|
D-------------------------------------------------------------| x3
A-------------------------------------------------------------|
E-------------------------------------------------------------|
e-----------------------------7------7--9--7--9--10-----------|
B------7--8--7--8--10--8--10-----10---------------------------|
G---9---------------------------------------------------------|
D-------------------------------------------------------------|
A-------------------------------------------------------------|
E-------------------------------------------------------------|
Bridge -
"When all the little ants are marching..."
e---3---2-----0--- ----------------|
B---3---3-----0--- ----------------|
G---0---2-----0--- ---4---4---4----|
D---0---0-----2--- ----------------|
A---2---0-----2--- -----------2----|
E---3---2-----0--- ---3---2---0----|
The following is courtesy of
Kwon (BH7N@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA)
Best of What's Around
---------------------
(from 7/6/93)
Verses
e------------------------------------------------------------
b------------------------------------------------------------
g----------5-------------------------------------------------
d--------7---7-7 -10---10----3-3-3---12-12-12--12-12-------
a--------------7--10---10----3-3-3----9--9--9---9--9-------
e--2 5--------------8-------1-1-1---10-10-10--10-10-------
e------------------------------------------------------------
b------------------------------------------------------------
g----------------5-------------------------------------------
d-5-5-5--------7---7-----------------------------------------
a-3-3-3------------------------------------------------------
e--------2 5-----------------------------------------------
Chorus 1
e--5----0------2------0------------------------5-------------
b--5----5------2------5------------------------5-------------
g--6----6------2------6---7-------2----1-------6-------------
d--7----6------4------6---4-------2----2-------7------repeat-
a--7----4------4------4---5-------0----2-------7-------------
e--5-----------2-----------------------0---4---5-------------
Chorus 2
Outro
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
Blue Water
----------
e--0------------0-----|
B--0------------1-----|
G--0------------0-----|
D--2--2/4\2--0--2-----|
A--2------------3-----|
E--0------------------|
The following is courtesy of
Kwon (BH7N@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA)
Christmas Song
--------------
most of these are taken from 7/6/93
= slide h=hammer on p=pull off b=bend
e-------------------------------------------------------------
b-------------------------------------------------------------
g--7---7-0----------------------------------------------------
d--45-4-0--7---7-0--5----repeat------------------------------
a-----------45-4-0--2----------------------------------------
e-------------------------------------------------------------
e-------------------------------------------------------------
b-------------------------------------------------------------
g--7---7-0----------------------------------------------------
d--45-4-0--7---7-0--5--------3----5-----repeat---------------
a-----------45-4-0--2--------5----3--------------------------
e-------------------------------------------------------------
Chorus (love,love,love)
When Jesus... blood of my
G Bm G A Bm G A Bm G A Bm {G A Bm--repeat}
The following is courtesy of
Shawn Peters (gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu) and
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
Cry Freedom
-----------
E---------0-----------0--------------- -2--2--0--4----|
B---------2-----------0--------------- -2--3--0--4----|
G---------2-----------1--------------- -4--2--2--6----|
D---------2-----------2--------------- -4--0--2--6----|
A---------0-----------2--------------- -2-----0--4----|
E------------4--2-----0--------------- -2--------4----|
The verses are really, as Shawn stated before, combos of E, A, and B...
however, a basic idea of the verses and "hands and feet..." sections would
"how can I turn away..."
A B/A A E E E B A B/A A...
e--------- --------|
B--5--7--- -2--4---|
G--6--8--- or -2--4---|
D--7--9--- -2--4---|
A--0--0--- -0--0---|
E--------- --------|
intro is for "future... better days."
e------------------------|
B------------------------|
G--------7----------6----|
D--11----7------7---6----|
A--9------------7---4----|
E--7-----5------5--------|
The following is courtesy of
Jon Bolton (jrbolton@COLBY.EDU)
Dancing Nancies (transcribed from Recently)
---------------
I suck at tabing out strumming patterns so you have to use your
imagination. The trick is a lot of control and a lot of muting.
-----------------0-0-0-0-2-------------------------0-0-0-0-2--
--0---0----------0-0-0-0-2--------------0----------0-0-0-0-2--
--4---4---4--4----------------------3---3---3---3-------------
--5---5---5--5----------------------4---4---4---4-------------
--5---5---5--5----------------------4---4---4---4-------------
--3----------3----------------------2-----------2-------------
finger which bars the 2nd fret on the first two strings.
G6 F#7(sus4) G6 F#
"He stands, touch his hair, shoes untied, tongue gapping stare."
.. . . Then I Look up at the sky, my mouth is open wide. . .
.. . . time, time we almost become dizzy (back to verse)
* Dave and Tim play different inversions of these triads all over the neck,
but they're pretty easy to figure out so I'll leave it up to the reader
Sing and dance, I'll play for you tonight, the thrill of it all . . .
If anyone wants to learn the solo THEY can try and figure it out.
The following is courtesy of
Shawn Peters (gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu) and
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
Drive In, Drive Out
-------------------
E-|----------------------------------------------------|----------------------|
B-|----------------------------------------------------|----------------------|
G-|----------------------------------------------------|----------------------|
D-|---5-4-0-x---x-x---x---[repeat-3-times]---5-4-0---5-|--5----7----9---------|
A-|---------4-h-5-4-h-5--------------------------------|--x----x----x---------|
E-|-5--------------------------------------5-------3---|--3----5----7---------|
Big Jam-
e------------------------------------------------|
B------------------------------------------------|
G------------------------------------------------|
D--------7--5-4------------------------------7---|
A-----7----------7-5----------5-----5-----7------|
E--5------------------8-7--3-----3-----5---------|
and the sax lick over this...
e----------------------------|
B---12--10--8--7-------------|
G---12--11--9--7---9--7------|
D-----------------11--9------|
A----------------------------|
E----------------------------|
then... more sax.
e--------------------- ---------------------|
B--------------------- ---------------------|
G--------------------- -11-14-11------------|
D---9-12-9------------ x4 ----------14-12-14---| x4
A----------12-10-10--- ---------------------|
E--------------------- ---------------------|
The following is courtesy of
Chris "Boofy" Buford (cbuford@liberty.uc.wlu.edu)
Granny
------
e--0-0--0--0------0-0--0-------------------------------------------
B--5/7--7--5------3/5--3-----------------------------------------
G--7-7--7--7------2/4--2------------------------------------------
D--7-7--7--7------0-0--0-----------------------------------------
A-------------------------------------------------------------
E--------------------------3-3-3-2-0-------------------------------
D A#/Bb G
"I said LOVE will come to you....."
the "stop, baby " whatever part im kinda confused on, but i know the
"you cant see what i cant find" is F C
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com) and
Chris "Boofy" Buford (cbuford@liberty.uc.wlu.edu)
Halloween
---------
Verse-
e---------------------------|
B---------------------------|
G---------------------------|
D-------3----9---10---------|
A---------------------------|
E---1--------7---8----------|
Chorus-
Am G F E
Bridge-
"Why you run around here?"
Am Bm
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
Help Myself
-----------
Intro
e-------------- -----------------------------|
B-------------- -----------------------------|
G--------0----- -----------------------------|
D--2--4--0----- etc --------4--2--------4--2--5--|
A--2--4-------- --2--3--------2--3-----------|
E-------------- -----------------------------|
Verse
e-------------------------------------------------|
B-------------------------------------------------|
G-------------------------------------------------|
D-----------------3--------4--2--------4--2--5----|
A-----4--5-----4-----2--3--------2--3-------------|
E--3--------5-------------------------------------|
Bridge
"oooh colder grow the days"
e-------------------------------------------------|
B--2-------------------2--------------------------|
G--2---1---------------2---1----------------------|
D--2------2-----2------2------2-------------------|
A--0---------4-----4---0---------5--5--5--4--2----|
E------0-------------------0----------------------|
Pre-Chorus
For some reason I can't seem to get the chords to sound right...
"summer's here..."
e-------3---2----3-----------|
B---2---3---3----3-----------|
G---2---0---2----0-----------|
D---2---0---0----0-----------|
A---0---2---0----2-----------|
E-------3---2----3-----------|
Chorus
"Dangerous hours"
Same as the intro
The following is courtesy of
Shawn Peters (gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu)
I'll Back You Up
----------------
I'm just going to list the chord changes, not the picking...just
listen to it and you'll get it.
E--0----0------2----0--| E--0---0------1----0--|
B--2----0------2----0--| B--2---0------1----0--|
G--2----4------2----1--| G--2---0------2----1--|
D--2----2------4----2--| D--2---2------3----2--|
A--0----0------4----2--| A--0---0------3----2--|
E-------4------2----0--| E------3------1----0--|
The following is courtesy of
Rick Thompson (stu_rcthomps@vax1.acs.jmu.edu)
Jimi Thing
----------
- 0
- 9 9 9 2 5
- 9 9 9 9 2 6^7
- 9 9^11 9 9 2 7 7
- 7 9^11 0
- 7^9 9 7 12\
"if you could keep me floating, just for a while you..."
D C
"till I get to the end of this...."
-
- 2
- 2 X X X
- 2 X X X
- X X X X
- 5 3 2 1
- 0 0 0
- 0 0 2
- 1 1 2 X X X
- 2 2 2 X X X
- 2 2 X X X X
- 0 4 5 3 2 1
and the bridges are just E and A.
The following is courtesy of
Chris "Boofy" Buford (cbuford@liberty.uc.wlu.edu)
JustAJam
--------
The following is a little transcription to the riff the in the jam
written at the horse Center that preceed Halloween at both the Horse
Center and Wait Chapel
E---------------------------------------------
a---------3--4--5-----------5--6--7-----------
d-----3-----------------5---------------------
g--5-----------------7------------------------
b---------------------------------------------
e---------------------------------------------
The following is courtesy of
Kwon (BH7N@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA)
Lie In Our Graves
-----------------
I think the intro goes more like this. Play it and tell me what you
think. (I think Dave does it like this.)
Intro and Verses
e-2--2-2-------2--2--------------0------------------------------
b-3--3-3-------3--3--------------0------------------------------
g-2--2-2-------4--4---------2----4----strum G-------------------
d-0--0-0-------4--4---0-2-4---2--0------------------------------
a---------4-2--2--2--------------2------------------------------
e--------------------------------3------------------------------
e-2--2-2-------2--2--------------3-333--------------------------
b-3--3-3-------3--3----------2---3-333--------------------------
g-2--2-2-------4--4---1-111--2---0-000-repeat from top----------
d-0--0-0-------4--4---2-222--2---0-000--------------------------
a---------4-2--2--2---2-222--0---2-222--------------------------
e---------------------0-000------3-333--------------------------
and I'm blown away
e-2-2-2---------------------------------------------------------
b-3-3-3---------------1-1-1--0h2p0---------repeat-(3x)----------
g-2-2-2-------2-------2-2-2---------4-2-4-----------------------
d-0-0-0---0-4---4-0---2-2-2-------------------------------------
a---------------------0-0-0-------------------------------------
e---------------------------------------------------------------
e-2-2-2---------------------------------------------------------
b-3-3-3---------------1-1-1--0h2p0------------------------------
g-2-2-2-------2-------2-2-2---------4-2-4---555--75--5--5-------
d-0-0-0---0-4---4-0---2-2-2-------------------------------------
a---------------------0-0-0-----------------333--55--3--7-------
e---------------------------------------------------------------
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com) and
Chris "Boofy" Buford (cbuford@liberty.uc.wlu.edu)
Lover Lay Down
--------------
Verse-
e-------------------------------------|
B-------------------------------------|
G------2/4----4/6----6/7------7-------|
D------0-5----5/7----7/7------7-------|
A-------------------------------------|
E---2------3------5-------5/7----5----|
Chorus-
e-------------3----2-----------|
B---2----5----3----3-----------|
G---2----4----0----4-----------|
D---2----2----0----4-----------|
A---0---------2----2-----------|
E--------4----3----------------|
That's it
That's all
The following is courtesy of
Shawn Peters (gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu)
The Maker (Daniel Lanois)
---------
E-|---------------------|-----------------------------------------------------|
B-|---------------------|-5---------------------------------------------------|
G-|---------------------|-6---------------------------------------------------|
D-|---6-5-\-6-/-5-\-6---|-6-----9------6-5-\-6-/-5-\-6------6-5-\-6-/-5-\-6---|
A-|---7-6-\-7-/-6-\-7---|-4-----9------7-6-\-7-/-6-\-7------7-6-\-7-/-6-\-7---|
E-|-0-----------------7-|-------7----0-----------------7--0-----------------7-|
E-|--------|------------------------------------|-----------------------------|
B-|--------|--------------5---------------------|-----------------------------|
G-|-rep-1x-|--6-------9---6---------------------|-----------------------------|
D-|--------|--7---9---9---6---7---9----6-```----|-----------------------------|
A-|--------|--7---9---7---4---7---9----7-```----|-----------------------------|
E-|--------|--5---7-----------5---7--0---```----|-----------------------------|
The following is courtesy of
Chris "Boofy" Buford (cbuford@liberty.uc.wlu.edu)
Minarets
--------
Main riff is as follows
E--------------------------------------------------------------
B--------------------------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------4---2---1---1/2---2---1---
D--9---7---6--6/7----7---6-----------2---2---2---2/3---2---2---
A--7---7---7--7/8----7---7-----------0---0---0-----------------
E--0---0---0---------------------------------------------------
And the other riff is
E--------------------------------------------------------------
B--------------------------------------------------------------
G--------------------------------------------------------------
D--------11--7---------------------------6/7\6-----------------
A-----9----------11--10--9--8-----7--8-----------7/8\7---------
E--7---------------------------5-------------------------------
take this right into first riff
just another memo from the cellar,
*-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
| 'history has recorded ben sterling... |
| some pretty nasty things new york, ny... |
| that have happened to nebulous@panix.com... |
| people i think we orange tic tac connoisseur... |
| remember i think it's |
| in our cells and i think |
| it can still hurt sometimes' ...tori amos. |
*-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
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dmb chords file, pt. 2
nebulous@panix.com Sat Mar 25 21:09:09 1995
The following is courtesy of
Rick Thompson (stu_rcthomps@vax1.acs.jmu.edu)
#34
---
#34 (main riff)
-
-
- 11 7 6
- 9 9 6 7 7
- 7 7 9 5 9 5 /7 7 9\
- 5
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
#36
---
e-------------------------|
B-------------------------|
G------10-9------9-7------|
D--------------------10---|
A---8---------------------|
E-------------8-----------|
That's about it for the whole song. He uses variations like crazy, but
that's the general skeleton.
e------------------------------------13-13-12-10-----|
B--------8----------10-8-------8-----------------13--|
G---9-10---9---9-10-------9-10---9-------------------|
D----------------------------------------------------|
A----------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------|
The following is courtesy of
Kwon (BH7N@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA)
Intro is courtesy of
Rick Thompson (stu_rcthomps@vax1.acs.jmu.edu)
One Sweet World
---------------
1 suite whirrled (intro)
-
- 4 6 4
- 3 3 0 0^1^0 3 0
- 3 3 3
- 6 5 5 3 1 3 3
- 4 5 5
-
-
- 4 5 3
- 5 7 3 0 3 0 3
- 5 5 3 3 6 6 8
- 8 7 6 1 4 6 8
after fingerpicking
e---------------------------------strumming the "A" chord-------
b---------------------------------------------------------------
g-8--7--5-------------57---7--5--------------------------------
d----8--6---------35----------6--------------------------------
a-------------5-3-----------------------------------------------
e-8--6--4---4-------------6-6--4--------------------------------
Verses
e---------------------------------------------------------------
b---------------------------------------------------------------
g-----8-7--810-10-xxx-xx---------------------------------------
d-----8-8--810-10-xxx-xx--and repeat---------------------------
a---6--------------xxx-xx---------------------------------------
e---------6-----------------------------------------------------
so let us sleep.... lay down
e---------------------------------------------------------------
b---------------------------------------------------------------
g--------57---7--5--7-----------57---7--5---------------------
d----35----------6--8--------35---------6--hold and strum-----
a--3------------------------3-----------------------------------
e------------6-6--4--6---------------6-6--4---------------------
take all that we can get one big stone
e---------------------------------------------------------------
b--------------6--8---------------------8----6------------------
g--8--7--8-----7--8--7-----8--7--5------8----7------------------
d-----8--------------8--------8--6------------------------------
a--------------5--6-----------------46-6--5-5------------------
e--8--6--8-----------6-----8--6--4------------------------------
"nobody left to" is like "so let us sleep".
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
Pay For What You Get
--------------------
Intro-
/ = Slide Up
e --------------------------------------------------------|
B --9-10--8--------------------9-10--8--------------------|
G --9-10--9----7--7---3---5--5-9-10--9---5--5--5---7--7---|
D -------------7--7---3---5--5-----------5--5--5---7--7---|
A -------------5--5---1---3--3-----------3--3--3---5--5---|
E --------------------------------------------------------|
Verse-
e --------------------------------------------------------|
B ---------------5----------------------------------------|
G --7--7--7--7---5---5---2---3---2------------------------|
D --7--7--7--7---3---5---2---3---2------------------------|
A --5--5--5--5-------3---0---1---0------------------------|
E --------------------------------------------------------|
Leading into the chorus ("everybody asks me how she's doing..."), the chord
hangs on the C so the transition the the F chord is smooth.
Chorus #1-
e --------------------------------------------------------|
B --------------------------------------------------------|
G ---------3--3---5--5--5--5----------3---2---3---2-------|
D --3--3---3--3---5--5--5--5---3--3---3---2---3---2-------|
A --3--3---1--1---3--3--3--3---3--3---1---0---1---0-------|
E --1--1-----------------------1--1-----------------------|
Chorus #2-
The 2nd & 3rd choruses in the song are slightly different than the 1st one.
Repeat the first chorus up to, but not including, the second F5.
Then it goes...
e --------------------------------------------------------|
B --------------------------------------------------------|
G ---------3--3---5--5----------3---2---3---2-------------|
D --3--3---3--3---5--5---3--3---3---2---3---2-------------|
A --3--3---1--1---3--3---3--3---1---0---1---0-------------|
E --1--1-----------------1--1-----------------------------|
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
Rhyme and Reason
----------------
Verse -
e------------------------------------------------|
B------------------------------------------------|
G-------------------------------------9-----5----|
D--/5-----8--/5-----/5--------7---/10----5-------|
A------5-----------------------------------------|
E----------------6------6--8---------------------|
Chorus -
For all chords but the A5 it is okay to play the 3rd, which I have put in
parentheses.
e---------------------|
B-----(5)-(3)---------|
G-(4)--5---3---2------|
D--5---5---3---2------|
A--5---3---1---0------|
E--3------------------|
Between-Verse Lick (i.e. the place where Boyd and Leroi are out of tune) -
e--------------------------------------12--|
B----------10--13--10----------10--13--13--|
G------10------------------10--------------|
D--12------------------12------------------|
A------------------------------------------|
E------------------------------------------|
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
Satellite
---------
e-----------------------------
B-----------------------------
G-----------------------------
D------8---6---5---3---6------
A----6---4---3-------4---3----
E--4-------------6------------
(or...)
e-----------------------------
B-----------------------------
G-----------------------------
D------8---6---5---3---6------
A----6---4-----------4---3----
E--4---------8----6-----------
....
chorus... ('winter's cold')
e-------------------------------|
B-------------------------------|
G----8--6-----6---6---6---------|
D----8--6-----6---6---6---------|
A----------6--4-------6---------|
E--4--------------6-------------|
bridge
e-------------------------------------------|
B------------------------4---6---6----------|
G--------------------5---5---6---6---6------|
D--------------5-----6---5---6---6---8------|
A--------4--6--------6---3---4---4---8------|
E--4--6-----------3--4---------------6------|
The following is courtesy of
Chris "Boofy" Buford (cbuford@liberty.uc.wlu.edu)
Say Goodbye
-----------
Main Chords
E---------------------------|-------------------------------------------
B---------------------------|-----9----7--------------------------------
G---6-------------13----11--|-----9----7--------------------------------
D---7-------------14----12--|-----6----4--------------------------------
A---4-------------11-----9--|-----7----5--------------------------------
E---5-------------12----10--|-------------------------------------------
And the chorus
E-------------------------------------------------------
B---3-----------5-------2-------3-----------------------
G---4-----------4-------2-------2-----------------------
D---4-----------2-------2-------0-----------------------
A---2-----------x-------0-------x-----------------------
E---------------4---------------2-----------------------
And the end where he yells alot
G D (same as chorus version) A and A leving the b string open
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
Seek Up
-------
Intro -
e-----------------------|
B-----------------------|
G------5--5-----7--5----|
D---7--------7----------|
A-----------------------|
E-----------------------|
fingerpicking a pattern not unlike (though not exactly like) this one,
e------0--------0-----------|
B---------6--------6--------|
G---7--------7--------------|
D---------------------------|
A---------------------------|
E---------------------------|
"Fall Back Again" Section
-------------------------
Bb C Dm x4
Verse
-----
Dm C Dm
Chorus
------
"Forget about the reasons..."
Bb C Dm
Bridge
------
"Seek up an emotion..."
A Bm G A
Last time
---------
A Bm G A (ha ha... ha ha...) Bm
From the Bm, you walk up to the Dm, starting again at the verse.
The following is courtesy of
Rick Thompson (stu_rcthomps@vax1.acs.jmu.edu)
So Much To Say
--------------
this really shows my inablility to translate right hand rhythm patterns
but it should get you started. i also know that this isn't perfect by
opening riff (and prominent throughout the song):
-
- 5 5 5 5
- 5 4/5 6 5 4/5 6
- 5 7 5 7
- 7 0 7 0
-3/5 3/5
(i don't know the exact chord progression)
-
- 5 5 5 5
- 5 4 2 10 5 4/5 6 5 4/5 6
- 5 10 7 5 7 5 7
- 7 3 x 5 7 7
-3/5 1 1/10 10 3 3/5 3/5
A D G D
played using standard bar chords
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
The Song That Jane Likes
------------------------
them like this... sometimes he leaves out the 3rds, sometimes he plays
abbreviated versions of these chords. Thus, I have simply transcribed full
chords.
Intro-Verse- (is there a better name for this section?)
------------
e---2---0---1---3---0----|
B---3---1---1---3---1----|
G---2---0---2---0---2----|
D---0---2---3---0---2----| x2 (x3 at the end of the song)
A-------3---3---2---0----|
E-----------1---3--------|
Verse-
------
h = hammer
e---3---0---0----1---3/5--|
B---3---1---1----1---1/3--|
G---0---0---2----2---0/0--|
D---0---2---2----3---2/4--|
A---2---3---0----3---3/5--|
E---3------------1--------|
Chorus-
-------
The chorus leads directly out of the verse, so I'll transcribe the chords
to the end of the verse so you have a lead in to the chorus to hear what it
sounds like.
"While you "...tidy lines"
e---3---0---0----1---0--------0----1---|
B---3---1---1----1---0--------1----1---|
G---0---0---2----2---1--------2----2---|
D---0---2---2----3---2--------2----3---|
A---2---3---0----3---2--------0----3---|
E---3------------1---0-------------1---|
The following is courtesy of
Chris "Boofy" Buford (cbuford@liberty.uc.wlu.edu)
Spotlight
---------
Bb Dm G Am F
"In the spotlight, life is so .....
F Am
"A million beating ...."
Am G Am G D G/B
"Big city.." "Rising ...."
e-------------|
B-------------|
G------0------|
D----2---0----|
A--3----------|
E----------3--|
Gm Bb Am
"Out in the world..."
I'm kinda sketchy on the words, but if you listen to the song its quite
easy to figure out where all the chords go....
The following is courtesy of
Wallyjive@aol.com
Tangerine (Led Zeppelin)
---------
The opening sequence to the song. I've left in timing counts (the song
is in 4:4 as far as I can tell)..
E-0---0---0---0---3-------3---2---|-2-------2-------2---2---2-2-----|
B-1---3---1---0---0-------0---3---|-3-------3---3---3---3---3-3-----|
G-2---2---2---2---0-------0---2---|-2-------2-------2---2---2-2-----|
D-2---2---2---2---0-------0---0---|-0-------0-------0---0---0-0-----|
A-0---0---0---0---2-------2---0---|-#-------#-------#---------------|
E-#---#---#---#---3-------3---#---|-#-------#-------#---------------|
E-0---0---0---0---3-------3---2---|-2-------2---0---0-------0---0---|
B-1---3---1---0---0-------0---3---|-3-------3---1---1-------1---1---|
G-2---2---2---2---0-------0---2---|-2-------2---0---0-------0---0---|
D-2---2---2---2---0-------0---0---|-0-------0-------2-------2-------|
A-0---0---0---0---2-------2---0---|-#-------#-------3-------3-------|
E-#---#---#---#---3-------3---#---|-#-------#-------#-------#-------|
E-------------------------0-----0-|-0-----3-3-----2-2-------2--2--2-|
B-------------------------1-----1-|-1-----0-0-----3-3-------3--3--3-|
G-----0-------0-----------2-----2-|-2-----0-0-----2-2-------2--2--2-|
D---2-------0-------------2-----2-|-2-----0-0-----0-0-------0--0--0-|
A-3-----3-2-----2-0-------0-----0-|-0-----2-2-----#-#-------0--0--0-|
E-------------------------#-----#-|-#-----3-3-----#-#-------#--#--#-|
E-3---2-------0---2---------------|
B-3---3-------3---3---------------|
G-2---2-------2---2---------------|
D-0---0-------0---0---------------|
A-#---#-------#---#---------------|
E-#---#-------#---#---------------|
Repeated thru Verse 1:
---------------------
Am Am4 Am Am2 G G D D D .. D .. D
Mea - sur - ing a sum - mers day
Am Am4 Am Am2 G G D D C C .. C
On - ly find it slips aw - ay, to grey
[picking] Am Am Am G G D D D D4 D D2 D
............... The hours, they bring me pain
-------
Am Am4 Am Am2 G G D D D .. D .. D
Think-ing how it use - d to be
Am Am4 Am Am2 G G D D C C .. C
Does she still re - mem - ber times like these
[picking] Am Am Am G G D D D D4 D D2 D
............... To think of us a - gain
------
C D G G C
Verse 3:
-------
Am Am4 Am Am2 G G D D D .. D .. D
Think-ing how it use - d to be
Am Am4 Am Am2 G G D D C C .. C
Does she still re - mem - ber times like these
[picking] Am Am Am G G D D D D4 D D2 D
............... To think of us a - gain
And I do..
strum..
D.... D.... D.... D.... D D4 D D2 D .. D D4 D D2 D ad nauseum whatever - I
didn't count them
plus a couple of chords to finish..
Am Am G G F F G
[some picking is done around these chord shapes, but I can't be bothered working
it out - should be easy though - lots of twiddly work with pinkys etc.]
The following is courtesy of
Rick Thompson (stu_rcthomps@vax1.acs.jmu.edu)
Tripping Billies
----------------
yes, that verse riff is as hard as it looks. the key to it (and most any
dmb song) is to use your pinky for any note you can't quite reach. just
practice.
-
-
- 6 6 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 6 6 4 4 /7 7 7 7 7
- x x x x x x x x x x x x x 0 0 0 0 0
- 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 x x x x x
- 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 /7 7 7 7 7
sometimes repeated once more, other times repeated many times with
vocal jam
this riff is used throughout the song, and is easiest to master if
you use index finger for all 2s and 5s on the low e-string, your
ring finger for all 3s and 7s on the low e-string, your middle finger
on all 2s and 6s on the d-string, and your pinky for all 4s and 7s on
the d-string. and an easier way to master this song is to watch dave
carefully if you ever get the chance. it may sound like a simplistic
way, but if you can get up closer to him, you'd be amazed at how his
progressions stand out in your mind when you get back to your own axe,
even if you were standing thirty feet away from him.
-
-
- 2 4 2 4 7 6 2 4 2 4 6 7
- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
- x x x x x x x x x x x x
- 2 3 2 3 7 5 2 3 2 3 5 7
--again
-
- __________________________________
- 6 4\ 2 7 5 4 2 7 7 7 | --your pinky on that one |
- 7 7 5 4 4 4 | --your index finger here |
- /5 3 x x x | --and your ring finger should |
- /5 /(7) 7 7 7 | automatically do this. |
1) we were above you were st.....neath us |________________________________|
2) dragons were smoked......were stinging
-
-
- 6 4\ 2 7 2 4
- 7 7 0 0
- /5 x x
- /5 2 3
1) we were not yet lovers
2) i would soon, to be crazy
chorus (this can be filled out considerably):
-
-
- 7 6 2 4 7 6 7 6 2 4 6 7
- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
- x x x x x x x x x x x x
- 7 5 2 3 7 5 7 5 2 3 5 7
"cause we're trippin' billies..."
verse again.
The following is courtesy of
Andrew T Cox (acox@s850.mwc.edu)
True Reflections
----------------
E-----0---------------------0---------------------0---------------------0-----
B-----5-----5---------------5-----5---------------5-----5---------------5-----
G-----6-----67-----4/6--0--6-----67-----4/6--0--6-----67-----4/6--0--6-----
D-----7-----7-------5/7--0--7-----7-------5/7--0--7-----7-------5/7--0--7-----
A-----0--0--0----0----------0--0--0----0----------0--0--0----0----------0-----
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Play this through two times, then through the first verse.
The verses after the first chorus are played with an A, with variations
on it, sometimes dropping to a G -
E-----0-------------0-------
B-----5-------------3-------
G-----6-------------4-------
D-----7-------------5-------
A-----0-------------0-------
E---------------------------
The final jam is in F and Am, tailing off with 'find some inspiration...
it's down deep inside of you...'
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
Two Step
--------
e-------|
B-------|
G---10--|
D-------|
A-------|
E---10--|
Verse -
e---------------------------
B---------------------------
G--10--7--9---2--7---5---9--
D---------------------------
A---------------------------
E--10--6--8---1--6---5---8--
e------------------|
B------------------|
G--3--2--3--2------|
D--------3--2--5---|
A--------1--0--5---|
E--3--1--------3---|
Chorus - Except for the F, these should be slid up to.
e-----------------------------|
B-----------------------------|
G----2----9----7---7----5-----|
D-----------------------------| x4
A-----------------------------|
E--1----8----6---6----5-------|
F Bb Am Gm (leads back to the Dm, going back to the verse)
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com) and
Shawn Peters (gsp2m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu)
Typical Situation
-----------------
Verse-
E------------------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------------------------------------
D----9----9----9----9----9----9---9----9----9---9------9-----------
A------10---10--------10---10-------10---10-------10-----10--------
E--0--------------0-------------8-------------8------7-------------
play the nine on the D string with your middle finger and the 10 on the A
string with your ring finger. This allows you to use your index finger for
the E string notes.
Chorus-
G G/F Am C
If you notice the end of the song and occasionally
during verses where dave uses those two harmonic spurts, his hand never moves
from this position with his middle and ring finger planted, he only stretches
his index and pinky to the two harmonics. This is a little hard to get clean
at first, but your fingers will kind of learn to reach for them this way.
The 7th fret harmonics are hit with the index finger and the 12th fret
E---(7)-(7)-(12)--
B---(7)-(7)-(12)--
G---(7)-(7)-(12)--
D-----------------
A-----------------
E-----------------
sometimes the D string is added into the harmonics as well. These two
harmonic chords, for lack of a better word, are sometimes thrown into the
descending like in the verse, usually as sort of bridge between chorus and
verse.
The following is courtesy of
Rick Thompson (stu_rcthomps@vax1.acs.jmu.edu)
Warehouse
---------
-
-
- 7 7
- 11 9 11 9
- 9 10 9 10 10 9 7
-7 7
-
-
-X X X X X X X X 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 X X X X X X X X 7 7 7 X X X
-X X X X 1111X X 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 X X X X 1111X X 9 9 9 X X X
-X X 9 9 X X X X 1010101010101010 X X 9 9 X X X X 101010109 7
-7 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 7 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X
the idea here, though, is not to set out trying to play the second
one. just start basic, listen to song, play along with the song,
and work on developing the fingering, which should come naturally
as you work with it. the right hand never stops or changes during
the almost the entire song. up and down, really fast.
-
-
-
-7 7 7 3 7 7 7 7 3 7
-
-5 7 7 7 7 7 4/5 7 7 7
this is also really simplified, due to my inability to transcribe
(this song is my second effort at it.)
-
-
-
-9 9 11 9 5 7
- 7 9 7
-7 3 5
The following is courtesy of
Ben Sterling (nebulous@panix.com)
What Would You Say
------------------
Intro/Verse/Chorus
------------------
/ = slide up
e----------------------------------------------|
B------------4-5---------------2b--0-----------|
G-------0-2----------2------2---------2--------|
D----------------------------------------2-----|
A-----------------0----------------------------|
E--3/5--------------------3--------------------|
Pre-Chorus
----------
e--1---3-------3---1---0---1---3------------------------3-----|
B--1---0---1---0---1---0---1---0------------4-5---------0-----|
G--2---0---2---0---2---1---2---0-------0--2---------2---0-----|
D--3---0---2---0---3---2---3---0------------------------0-----|
A--1---2---0---2---1---2---1---2------------------0-----2-----|
E--1---3-------3---1---0---1---3---3/5------------------3-----|
Behind Sax Solo
---------------
p = pull off
/ = slide up
e---------------------------------------------------------------------|
B---------------------------------------------------------------------|
G-------7--6---2---3---4---------------7--6---2---3---4----7/9--9-9---|
D-------5--5---2---3---4---------------5--5---2---3---4---------------|
A---0----------0---1---2------------0---------0---1---2----5/7--7-7---|
E--------------------------0---3p0------------------------------------|
Behind Harmonica Solo
---------------------
Intro/Verse riff...
----------------------------End of DMB Chords File------------------------------
just another memo from the cellar,
*-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
| 'history has recorded ben sterling... |
| some pretty nasty things new york, ny... |
| that have happened to nebulous@panix.com... |
| people i think we orange tic tac connoisseur... |
| remember i think it's |
| in our cells and i think |
| it can still hurt sometimes' ...tori amos. |
*-----------------------------------------------------------------------*
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DMB
mpwerdel@unity.ncsu.edu Sat Mar 25 22:45:28 1995
How to I get on the mailing list and the tape trees ?
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set lists...
JThomps34@aol.com Sat Mar 25 22:47:56 1995
Hey all,
happy on this net. While most of us are avid traders of bagby's, it is not
the best move to post set lists to the entire net. Believe me if everyone
did this we would have digests (well I would since I am digestified) that
would take about 20 hours to read. People have sent me some incredible lists
that have been extremely long. This is great as long as it is through
personal mail. Anyway, take my little thought into consideration
before posting your list. Peace and happy trading in the future...
PS- Jeff Peters... you were right on in your "newbie protection" post.
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Re: the whole age thing:
MCipoletti@aol.com Sat Mar 25 23:42:13 1995
I just want to say that I have been listening to dave fo r over a year and i
an a senior in high school i have about a dozen friends who have liked DMB
for almost as long as me and another group who has been into them since the
summer. Tenny Boppers are everywhere
peace mike
DMB on 107.1 right now it WWYS is a BUZZ cut ha-ha
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Re: set lists...
acox@s850.mwc.edu Sun Mar 26 00:13:29 1995
I don't know what the person meant about not wanting setlists posted to
the net... if you meant tape lists of the shows you have, I understand,
but I find it interesting to see what the band is playing from night to
night. This is part of the intent of this group, to follow and discuss
the evolution of the band and their music, of which the setlists are an
indication. Though I do understand that it is annoying when the exact
same setlist of the same show is posted five or six times...
Someome asked about Rhyme and Reason - it, like most of dmb's songs,
though probably more so for this song than others, had different words
which changed on a regular basis. It was only last year that R&R became
what it is today (with the words and with the entire band)...
Also, please do not criticize those who compiled the chords file. When it
was being created, a lot of songs had to be transcribed as quickly as
possible. The chords file is there to serve as a foundation for your own
interpretation and transcription of the songs, it was never claimed to be
completely accurate. I'll admit right now, I just found out that a song
that I transcribed several months ago is now part of the file, and it is
incorrect in several parts. Basically, the authors had a lot to do in
short time, and because of them we have the FAQ, lyrics, chords, and
several other files...
I think they did a great job.
Andrew..
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Re: Florida Venues
Lumpysnake@aol.com Sun Mar 26 00:36:11 1995
Hey all ya damabafa's (DMB fans),
10th at the Edge in Orlando. I fully suspect this will be
indoors, not on the field as I believe I read in a recent
Minarets. Ticketmaster said it would be indoors, the
tickets themselves say "the Edge" as opposed to the
"Edge Concert Field" which, from my experiece is a reliable
indication of where the show will be. PHiSH played indoors
in '93 and spring '94 before moving outdoors last fall.
Blues Trav, Widespread Panic and the Samples all played
indoors on their latest stops through.
So what? Well, I like the Edge, and it's only a couple blocks
from my home, but I believe it makes Orlando the weakest
of the Florida venues. If the "meme" of crowd surfing and
moshing reaches Florida, the Edge could be pandamonium,
as it is a dark, alternative-industrial, black light club with
the main floor designed in a pit fashion. Only a few will
have an unincumbered view of the stage. Dispite all this,
if Dave and the boys are in a good space, this could be a
really really rocking show because the energy will
be intense.
11th at Sunrise Music Theater in Sunrise, Fl. GREAT venue,
reserved seating with nice isles, super acoustics, and a
clear view for the vast majority, if not all. The PHiSH show
here last fall exploited all of these attributes, let's hope
BHT and DMB do the same.
13th Gainesville, Florida Theater. Another cool venue.
It's a smallish floor that I imagine will be packed, then
progresses up to a couple of bars in back with several
small tiers in between. No "seats" although there are some
tables/chairs and a few couches as you get progress up the
tiers. Good sound, good views for the most part. It is very
much of a "theater" as you would think of a movie/dinner
theater type place.
Last I checked with T-master ( a week ago), tix for this show
were not yet on sale. That could well have changed by now.
I wish they were playing at the Ritz in Tampa. Not because it's
anything too special, but because that's the first place I saw
DMB, just over a year ago.
"cheerio"
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Pauly Shore and DAVE...
goldberg@rochgte.fidonet.org Sun Mar 26 00:47:12 1995
Hey all,
Just channel surfing a few minutes ago and stumbled across MTV and a
Pauly Shore beach show, wiez.... Anyway, DMB was the guest musician!!!
They didn't play anything exciting, actually, they didn't play much at
all!! They played WWYS and during the credits they played Ants (which
got cut off). Boyd and Leroi seemed to be getting into it, but Dave
seemed kinda morbid. Carter was having a blast! Just before they
played, Pauly had the girl from the Buns of Steel workout do an
excercise routine for the audience. Sure enough, after WWYS, she came
out on stage with Pauly and the Band. You should have seen the look on
Dave's face!!!
The whole thing seems kinda odd... I know Dave's popularity has soared
and all, but that was the last place on cable TV I would ever look to
see Dave play!!! Playing on a beach for Pauly Shore!! But, why not??
If this post is a re-run of previous posts, I apologize....
Later
Seth
Goldberg-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-Goldberg@Rochgte.fidonet.org
That way, nobody can capture me.....They can use the hell out of me, but
there ain't too much they can do to me. They can mess me up, play the
wrong note, they can play a C, but they can't really destroy a C. All
it is, is a tone...So I'm gonna come back as a note.
_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-
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thanks (fwd)
appleyrd@dolphin.upenn.edu Sun Mar 26 01:45:47 1995
Thought folks might enjoy this response to "WARNING little serious DMB
content" from the Wookie. Thanks also to Amanda for suggesting Dave be
coach (although I worry he'd lose even more hair in such a stressful
position) and to someone (I'm drawing a blank here, sorry) for suggesting
the opposing team be Widespread and to everyone else who let me know they
From WIFOY@DAVIDSON.EDU Sat Mar 25 11:57:12 1995
as you well, know, my heart is gone and a basbektball beats in my
chest,albeit a small one. i watched another squeaker for arkansas, setting up
a downfall to UVA on Sunday. UNfortunately, i guessed wrong, WFU screwed up,
poor ball handling and clock management cost them the game. oh well, i
picture a meeting of Everything and DMB on the court, with Dave Slankard as
Up.... and the Skinny Little White Craig begins raining 3's and when they go
out protect the 3, he passes off to Nate who says to his defender, be gone,
and drives past him. The red hot price is on uniforms that the cheerleaders
are wearing to cover their Chocolate and Vanilla Pudding. The Sax jam of the
fans begins to roar, and DMB realizes that it's all coming down today, so they
begin fouling. RIchard and Mark are on the line for much of the late portions
of the game, where they rant like lunatics, drain free throws, and demonstrate
that everything is the chosen few. After the game, and all games, opponents
get the everyday syndrome from getting so beat up in the game....
Can ya believe he had DMB lose? :-)
peace, will
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
rush remmatthewsweet everythingbigheadtood davematthewsbandbluestraveler samples
__ Everything FAQ, Lyrics, and Essence Setlist File curator
/ \ avail via anon-ftp at acm.vt.edu/pub/evthing
\__/ wifoy@davidson.edu = will foy'96 [ Phi Gamma Delta-Davidson]
edwinmccainband otherpeople leftoversalmon rustedroot vanmorrison gratefuldead
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Peace and hoop dreams to all, Karen
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LUCKY!!!
fhouse@vt.edu Sun Mar 26 01:53:17 1995
April 14th show in Greenville SC.... Yeeeee haaaaa!.... Don't be discouraged
if you want to go... I've gone to about 7 shows without tickets and got
in.... Later....
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Wilmington 4/15/95 tapers???
jjharm@mail.wm.edu Sun Mar 26 02:04:45 1995
Is anyone taping the Wilmington, NC show on the 15th? I'm taking my
best friend for her birthday and I want a copy of the show to
remember it. If anyone out there is planning on taping PLEASE get
**********************************************************************
* jennifer harman * "Do what you will, always *
* jjharm@mail.wm.edu * Walk where you like, your steps *
* CS Box 5108 * Do as you please, I'll back you up" *
* Williamsburg, VA 23186 * -Dave Matthews Band *
**********************************************************************
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seek up variations
appleyrd@dolphin.upenn.edu Sun Mar 26 02:12:00 1995
All right. I sent this before but it bounced. I hate computers.
I'm sure this is in the lyric file, but the verse in Seek Up on 10/26/93:
oh telegraph come from my granddad
to tell me Granny's dead
oh well I suppose each must fade away
to nothing at all
memories fall
oh remember the way it used to be
spread out and slow
oh, (not sure here) I want him to call on the telephone
and make it all ok
...and the manic fiddle jam to follow...I'm curious, were these a regular
part of seek up pre R2T? I haven't noticed it in other bagbys I have
from more recent dates. I'll keep listening. Any comments would be
welcome. I didn't think this verse flowed as well as the others (maybe
why it disappeared?) but the images are great. Anyway...
lead singer is out of like South Africa, man, right? WAY. Catch the buzz
clip. Hey, Dave, can you play Satellite for me?
____________________________________________________________________
Karen E. Appleyard University of Pennsylvania
appleyrd@dolphin.upenn.edu School of Social Work
"There's no place like home and none more pleasin'
Than the southland in the springtime." -Emily Saliers
______________________________________________________________________
--
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Cry Freedom
cgbradle@email.unc.edu Sun Mar 26 05:11:10 1995
Does anyone know if Cry Freedom is a Dave original or a cover. It isn't
listed in the FAQ as one of the covers, but for some reason I think it is
a cover...Thanks in advance, Creg
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Re: MINARETS digest 113
SOFIST@delphi.com Sun Mar 26 07:35:54 1995
hoda
howdy
can anyone confirm for me wht wheter no
i have no backspace
can anyone confirm for me whether or not Dave is in fact
playing with Toda toad the wet sprocket
in california at the paladium
and wheter in fact tickets go on sale tommorow?
wounds really
sounds really farfether farfetched but my friend said it was the
real deal
i dont know
get back to me fellow minareters
love love love is all around
even though i have no backspace hkey
mike baas
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Re: MINARETS digest 113
SOFIST@delphi.com Sun Mar 26 07:45:45 1995
First 5 people to email me
get an amazing copy of
Fox Theater, Boulder CO 3/10/94
most amzaing interse
most amazing intense jams ever
please..be cool to each other
dont bicker
no rumors
ask questionsa if you arent sure of things
but pay attention so you dont ask things that have been said before
hell, meail people personally if you want to know who anne is
or if you want to know what dave murmurs in #34
these have all been asked many m any times
love love is all around
that is the only way dave wants it
take care of you
mike baas
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Daveball
messierb@ucsub.colorado.edu Sun Mar 26 09:13:55 1995
I think DMB should challenge... PHISH!!! Well, Jerry can play guard for
them to. All I know is I wouldn't want to guard Fishman. Then again
Dave could just drive in the lane doing that scary scream from Halloween,
he should be able to score with that move. I am now on spring break and
it is snowing, that shouldn't happen, right? Peace
Brad
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DMB/BHT Colorado show...
lund4649@blue.UnivNorthCo.EDU Sun Mar 26 09:59:49 1995
Will anyone be taping the Fort Collins show on April 30th???
Please let me know....
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Re: **correction**
JThomps34@aol.com Sun Mar 26 15:48:53 1995
Hey all,
doesn't make sense. We all enjoy seeing what the boys played at insert venue
and date here. It is when people post their TAPE lists that problems arise.
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digests
rb7t+@andrew.cmu.edu Sun Mar 26 18:42:38 1995
Hi! I just got back from spring break, for which I had to desubscribe
to minarets so as not to overload my mailbox. Now that I'm back, I'm
wondering what I missed! Could someone please forward me a few of the
digests from the past week so I can get caught up? I'd really apreciate
it! Oh, and remember, send them to me personally, don't post them to
minarets!
Thank you very much!
Robyn
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Random tidbit
jag1@cornell.edu Sun Mar 26 18:53:52 1995
that the Dave Matthews Band is his favorite group of the moment. Looks
like you never can tell where DMB will turn up next.
"I remember asking why there lies aggression and separation
where there should be love."
--Rusted Root
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Buns of steel
jcs3m@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu Sun Mar 26 19:00:59 1995
Hey y'all,
Just saw the almost circus-like mtv pauly shore show, featuring appearances
by stephen baldwin, buns of steel lady, and of course, dave. dave looked
pretty bored with wwys, and boyd looked like he was about to fall asleep on
his violin. i hope they get to come out with a new single soon, i think
they've had enough "mom, it's my birthdays" for a while.
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A test
SAKUNZ@MIAVX1.BITNET Sun Mar 26 19:02:38 1995
Hey,
yesterday that never got through. Sorry again,
Steve
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Re: Florida Venues
murmur@grove.ufl.EDU Sun Mar 26 21:58:33 1995
out in about an hour (I've heard some people say they sold out in twenty
minutes, some in an hour and a half, but either way it was a
short amount of time).
the DMB. Does anybody out there know who they might be and what they
might sound like?
find interesting. One girl asked some guy in line about DMB and he said,
"I've been listening to them since 9th grade. I'm from Athens, GA and
that's where they're from so I saw them in concert alot". What was he on?
Athens? 9th grade? And another person (who had waited in line for about
three hours as I did) when asked about the group said, "Well I really
like that What Could You Say song....it's cool and stuff". But on the
other hand, I met someone who has tons of tapes and has been to
many concerts, so maybe the crowd won't be completely clueless when #36
or Cry Freedom are played (if they are played, that is).
believe me, I am).
-Later
-Jared Medina
-Child w/o .sig file
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DMB & Jeff Buckley
jmheckle@rs01.kings.edu Sun Mar 26 22:58:16 1995
Desperately seeking the February 11, DMB show at the Tower
also-looking for ANY live Jeff Buckley.
jmheckle@rs01.kings.edu
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Re: TRADE/NEWBIE OFFER
sundtde@iac.net Sun Mar 26 23:38:04 1995
Lee, a while ago you posted your list and was wondering if you still were
intrested in trading... here's my list get back to me...
5/5/92 WTJU, Charlottesville, VA
11/17/92 Trax, Charlottesville, VA
6/21/93 Georgia Theater, Athen GA
7/22/93 Wetlands Preserve, NYC
8/19/93 Wetlands Preserve, NYC
10/1/93 Floodzone, Richmond VA
10/31/93 Floodzone, Richmond VA
1/29/94 Wetlands Preserve, NYC--Dave and Tim
2/5/94 Georgia Theater, Athens GA
3/10/94 The Fox, Boulder, CO
8/28/94 Vail, CO
11/09/94 Lexington, VA Horse Center
11/11/94 Wait Chapel, Wake Forest, NC
12/15/94 Austin, TX Liberty Lunch
3/17/95 Tower Records, WXRT FM Broadcast, Chicago
to change daily
The Samples
4/27/91 South St. Sea Port, NYC w/ 7/30/93 HORDE, NY
4/12/93 University of Michigan
4/16/93 Deerfield Acadmey
7/11/93 Pine Knob, H.O.R.D.E
9/19/93 Red Rocks, Morrison CO
12/4/93 Michigan State Universtiy
2/4/94 University of Iowa
4/20/94 State Theater, Ithaca
Gibb Droll Band
10/9/92 The Vic, Chicago
1/29/94 The Academy, NYC
Misc.....
AS noted above, this list changes daily!!! Contact me for any setlist or
other questions
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Re: I got one to offer
sundtde@iac.net Sun Mar 26 23:42:49 1995
Hey Pat I was wondering if you are still interested in trading for this
show... here is my list get back to me...
ok, I'm offering a 2nd gen dat of providence 10/9/94 to anyone who sends
5/5/92 WTJU, Charlottesville, VA
11/17/92 Trax, Charlottesville, VA
6/21/93 Georgia Theater, Athen GA
7/22/93 Wetlands Preserve, NYC
8/19/93 Wetlands Preserve, NYC
10/1/93 Floodzone, Richmond VA
10/31/93 Floodzone, Richmond VA
1/29/94 Wetlands Preserve, NYC--Dave and Tim
2/5/94 Georgia Theater, Athens GA
3/10/94 The Fox, Boulder, CO
8/28/94 Vail, CO
11/09/94 Lexington, VA Horse Center
11/11/94 Wait Chapel, Wake Forest, NC
12/15/94 Austin, TX Liberty Lunch
3/17/95 Tower Records, WXRT FM Broadcast, Chicago
to change daily
The Samples
4/27/91 South St. Sea Port, NYC w/ 7/30/93 HORDE, NY
4/12/93 University of Michigan
4/16/93 Deerfield Acadmey
7/11/93 Pine Knob, H.O.R.D.E
9/19/93 Red Rocks, Morrison CO
12/4/93 Michigan State Universtiy
2/4/94 University of Iowa
4/20/94 State Theater, Ithaca
Gibb Droll Band
10/9/92 The Vic, Chicago
1/29/94 The Academy, NYC
Misc.....
AS noted above, this list changes daily!!! Contact me for any setlist or
other questions
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Re: A Dave Story
sundtde@iac.net Sun Mar 26 23:54:01 1995
nhey if u wanna give me the extra copy i'de be more than willing to
accept it a nnd trade u sometihng in return. thankx-amyOn Mon, 6 Mar 1995,
Hey Amy, I was wondering if you are still interested in trading for this
show, sorry it has taken me forever to get back to you!!!! write me back
if you're interested...
( Dan Sundtsundtde@iac.net )
(
)
( I believe in a sweet imagination )
( An open road paved by inspiration )
( +Freddy Jones Band+
)
(
)
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delete previous message
sundtde@iac.net Sun Mar 26 23:56:03 1995
sorry about that everybody, didn't mean for that last message to go to the
masses. forgive my waste of bandwidth......
( Dan Sundtsundtde@iac.net )
(
)
( I believe in a sweet imagination )
( An open road paved by inspiration )
( +Freddy Jones Band+
)
(
)
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channel-1
gclark@pipeline.com Mon Mar 27 00:23:30 1995
speaking of dave being big did anyone hear rhyme&reason on channel-1 news
the other day. it's a bit scary how big he's getting. thats cool its nice
to see good musicans on mtv.
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idea for next tour
appleyrd@dolphin.upenn.edu Mon Mar 27 01:40:16 1995
I swore I wouldn't post today, but then this brilliant idea came into my
head when I put something in my tapedeck other than dave (shock!).
How about dmb touring with fellow south africans Ladysmith Black Mambazo?
What a show. Just to see dave dancing with them (if you've seen them,
you'll know what I mean) would be a trip. And I think the two bands could
do a kick ass "Township Jive" (we'd need Peter for keyboards). And ending
with the south african national anthem...ya bo!
You may recall this band from when Paul Simon duoed with them... they've
been around a long time and have several cds...check em out. I saw and
met them when they did a musical/documentary called Song of Jacob Zulu on
Broadway (my sister did lights for the show). Stunning.
Another peach of an idea from my yard to yours.
Karen
--
"Get your boots on......it's township jive time!" -Ladysmith
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DMB and Peter
ShanHop@aol.com Mon Mar 27 03:50:17 1995
A while back someone posed the question to all us Minareters that's been
or once he left? I only saw one response to this question, but I'd be really
interested to hear what others have to say... For all who may be interested,
here's my opinion (I hope no one takes offense from my next words!)
To start with I have to say that I really don't like keyboards. As a result,
Peter never was my favorite in the band, but I first fell in love with the
band when Peter was an integral part of their sound. There are some songs
(Two Step, Warehouse and Lover are the ones I'm thinking of) that were better
when Peter was in the band, but in general I like the sound of DMB without
Peter. The jams may be shorter, 'cause the keys aren't there to fill up
space, but I think the jams that are played now are much more interesting.
and over again...cool live, but it gets old quick on tape.)
clarity, I feel like there's less clutter without Peter in the background. I
think each current member of the band sounds better now that Peter is gone.
agree (and explain themselves much more eloquently than me!) and I'd like to
hear from all of you. If you have anything more to say than, "you're right"
or "you're wrong!" PLEASE post to the whole net and not through personal
mail, as this sort of discussion is what we're supposed to be here for!
basketball senario. (But don't you think you could have chosen one that put
our boys on the winning team? :)
Peace-
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terrapins?
cmixson@acpub.duke.edu Mon Mar 27 03:57:42 1995
Sorry if everyone knows this, but what is the number to Terrapins (I
think that is the name), where you can order XLII for $1.25 each at bulk
rate? Thanks guys.
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Re: DMB and Peter
sseremet@emba.uvm.edu Mon Mar 27 04:46:29 1995
Hey everyone-
listening to the 1/30/93 Zollman's Pavilion show right now - a show
everyone should hear(it's not _that_ spectacular, but I dig it). I wish
Peter was still around.
some of the older shows, like this one, I really miss his work. No more
2001's, I haven't yet heard the newest versions of So Much To Say, but
will it ever be the same? I just think he added a lot to so many tunes -
like LLD which Shannon mentioned(and I'm listening to right now :) ), and
many others. He had some sweet jams of his own, and he was great
accompaniment during other's solos(most of the time IMHO) - a definite
complement to almost every tune I can think of. Sorry I'm not very well
versed in musical terms and such, but he made some beautiful music and I
wonder how he feels about having left the band in retrospect...
reasons why Peter left the band, but I read an interview w/ Boyd recently
in which he says Peter left the band to build a house, because the road
isn't exactly the place to do that. Thanks for reading - just my
thoughts...Peace and a good night to all-
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The good old days...
67006416@sunybroome.edu Mon Mar 27 05:03:13 1995
I am glad to see that Karen and my good friend Shannon are trying
to put some life back into the net... Karen made me laugh for the first
time in a long time, while reading posts... and shannon, although displaying
what some may see as a negative post, is actually talking about the band...
I personally agree with her and her point of view... And it is all right
if you agree or disagree... but discuss it... in length if you prefer...
or just personally to the person...
I posted a day or two ago about ti possibly being Dave's Birthday...
I got not one response...So...
WHEN IS DAVE"S BIRTHDAY?
Someone out there knows and I can't believe I didn't get a response...
I must say that it was good to smile again while reading a post... I remember
it always being like that... I know it isn't the same as it used to be and
that it can't be because of the size of the net, but try... It can be a lot
more fun then this...
Use a little common courtesy and some netiquette (sp?) and you may be
surprised at how weell things turn out... It should be a great place to
talk about the band and better yet a great place to make friends... give
it a try...
Well, my face is a bout to hit the keybaord.... the hour is getting late..
l.,bhg ';,gfdlbh
Whoops... sorry, I was feeling "Heavy Head"ed...
Try to cheer up everybody... I hope this break did you all some good... I know
I can't wait for mine...
Latre...
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Any UMASS fans wanna set up a trade....
icculus@student.umass.edu Mon Mar 27 05:21:04 1995
Any UMASS'ers out there wanna trade? I just got some blanks so I'm ready to
go. I have tons of tapes of all those bands that we all like here. Send me
your lists.
late,
Neal
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my mail is missing
MCipoletti@aol.com Mon Mar 27 05:35:28 1995
all i got was two pieces of mail for 3/27 just wondering if anyone sent me
anything that i didn't recieve. DMB is playing the Acadamy in NYC April 5 but
how to get the tickets is a damn good ????????????
Peace Mike
Could I have been out of high school?
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JP and sorry
sundtde@iac.net Mon Mar 27 05:52:11 1995
Hey everybody, just got back from the WSP concert here were I go to school.
JACKOPIERCE was the opener and they closed the show w/ Typical Situation
into their last song, it was very cool. I talk to Cary(Pierce) after the
show and asked him if they play any other DMB songs and he says they throw
them in a lot and really liked DMB. He was very interested in the band and
asked about shows I had seen. He was wondering how DMB and BHTM figured
out who headlined each night. Does anybody know how they did this??? It
doesn't(or didn't) seem like there was any pattern in terms of where the
band was playing geographically. I.E. in Cincinnati BHTM closed, but in
Columbus it was DMB.... Milwaukee- DMB, Chicago-BHTM... Oh well just
wondering...so check out JACKOPIERCE and you might get a DMB tune thrown in
with it...
I also wanted to apologize again for any personal posts that I inadveretly
sent to the entire net. I was catching up on some trades and replying back
to people and forgot that some of the posts I was replying to were sent
before the listerv was corrected, sending it to the entire net instead of
who wrote the post. So to anyone that I offened, I'm truly sorry....
On another note, to everyone I'm trading with, I'm catching up and will be
in touch...(Greg tapes out hopefully tomorow).
Once again thanks for the bandwidth....
( Dan Sundtsundtde@iac.net )
(
)
( I believe in a sweet imagination )
( An open road paved by inspiration )
( +Freddy Jones Band+
)
(
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Re: JP and sorry
sseremet@emba.uvm.edu Mon Mar 27 06:15:20 1995
On the JackoPierce note-
of the final meddley they do amongst many other tunes including some
Samples...and Matt Scannell from Vertical Horizon(of AWARE disc fame) was
messin' around w/ Minarets during soundchecks...pretty cool...he told me
Carter is on their new album due out next week now...Check it out. Peace-
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DMB in Memphis?
asc4@Ra.MsState.Edu Mon Mar 27 06:38:20 1995
If someone could please give me some info. on the DaMaBa show in Memphis
(when, where, tickets), I would be veeery, veeery thankful.
I've been looking forward to seeing the band after a long break, they don't
tour in the Deep South all that often.
If anyone has stories about Super Jam IV in Athens, Ga. last summer they
would like to share, let's talk. Personally, I thought that it was the
best festival of the year, not some overcommercialized production like the
one that was all over mtv (I'll stay away from the mtv subject).
Sorry about the waste of bandwidth.
"I'm only going if the doorknob turns
I'm only going if the light comes on
and I'm only going if I can boogie with you!" - WSP
Sam Cammack
asc4@ra.msstate.edu
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setlist for Dec 10-94 Santa Monica?
BLIM@CMCVAX.MCKENNA.EDU Mon Mar 27 09:41:45 1995
I was just wondering if somebody could send me the DMB setlist for 12-10-94 in
Santa Monica when they opened for Phish. I don't remember everything they
played. I was kinda fucked up. thanks
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quick questions
Dmbard@aol.com Mon Mar 27 12:19:23 1995
howdy all,
1)explain it to me like i'm a 5 year old...how do i get to the lyrics file
while i am on america on line? i would love to get to this file and get a
print out, if anyone can help me with this i would be so appreciative.
2)is there a way NOT to be on the mailing list (my mailbox keeps getting tons
o' mail, especially when i go away, and that is quite often) yet remain in
touch with dave events i.e. tour dates, tv appearances, etc?
3)what are dave's summer plans and do they include anything in the dc area?
thanks for answering my questions.
p.s how do i get to the FAQ, and again, explain this to me like i am a 5 year
old.
thanks!
later,
bardo
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Re: MINARETS digest 116
JThomps34@aol.com Mon Mar 27 14:59:37 1995
Hey all,
debate. I realize I am probably in the minority on this, but I feel strongly
that the band is better sin Peter. My reason is this... I don't like it when
Dave's guitar, which to me is the coolest sound out there is drowned out my
Peter playing a sustained note on the keyboard. My best example of this is
from Chapel Hill 2/11/93 during Jimi Thing. Even though Peter played some
incredible jams, which I like a lot, as a whole I like hearing DMB without
keys. It would be cool, however, if he could come to a few shows and play
the harmonica for So Much To Say! I haven't heard it yet from the current
tour, but I would love to get my "little hands" on a copy. If anyone out
there has one of the shows in '95 with So Much To Say on it, let me know
through personal mail and we can set up a deal. I have about 70hrs of DMB,
so we should be able to set up a cool trade.
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2/24 Roseland
BOBBSTEPH@urvax.urich.edu Mon Mar 27 15:28:33 1995
Popper and Trey, please respond personally. I have lots to trade. Thanks.
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The basketball oponent
SAKUNZ@MIAVX1.BITNET Mon Mar 27 16:03:13 1995
Hey,
playing in the championship would be the HATED RCA EXECS!!!!!! Yea. The only
reason that they would be in the championship game in the first place would be
because it was in their contract. Their athetic ability sucks. Of course it
doesn't help their cause that they are playing in suits that are way too tight
and their ties are choking them. Their cheerleaders are all a bunch of robot-
like creatures who only have one cheer, that they do the whole game, much to
the dismay of the DAMABS fans, team, and cheerleaders. The cheer is called
"What Would You Say"!!!!!!!!! Go figure. Enough lack-of-sleep induced
rambling for now, time to go to bed. Later,
Steve
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tigers and clowns and rock stars...
mus4rlm@cabell.vcu.edu Mon Mar 27 18:17:12 1995
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Dave in NYC?
228133104@UCIS.VILL.EDU Mon Mar 27 18:32:13 1995
What is all this about Dave being at the academy on April 5th?? Someone
please help me someone....
THank YOU
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House Of Blues...
JThomps34@aol.com Mon Mar 27 18:54:38 1995
Hey All,
Orleans (2/17/95) and it looks cool. If anyone was at this show and taped it
(I don't mean the thing on TV) I would love to hear from you. The set is
much longer than the shows with BHTM, and I think it would make a nice
addition. Anyway, get back to me if you have this show and want to trade.
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two weeks rest and thought...
mus4rlm@cabell.vcu.edu Mon Mar 27 18:55:42 1995
DAMABA needs a break...they need to sleep...touring is hell...
lets send the whole DMB crew and family some positive vibrations...
just think "YOU ARE LOVED...." and everything will be alright.
remember...
everything that comes to you is a return
of everything that came out of you....
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DMB in Florida
mpeck@freenet.scri.fsu.edu Mon Mar 27 18:59:22 1995
I live in Florida and was wondering if anybody knows what dates the DMB
will play down here. I know about the Orlando show 10 Apr, but I go to
school in Tallahassee, which is far, far away, and I have a slew of
classes the next day. So, if anybody has the 411 on gigs closer (maybe
Jacksonville, Panama City, or even S. Georgia), I'd appreciate it.
Thanks a lot...
--matt.
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DMB in N.Y.C.
rma2@lehigh.edu Mon Mar 27 19:28:47 1995
Hey,
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Edwin McCain
AXJX80B@prodigy.com Mon Mar 27 19:56:11 1995
Does anybody out there know anything about an Edwin McCain
or TR3 mailing list or www site.
Thanks,
Danny
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Re: DMB and Peter
cypherc@cleo.bc.edu Mon Mar 27 21:00:06 1995
Personally, I like a lot of songs better in the Griesar-Era not because of spectacular jams by
Peter, but the way he backed everyone up and seemed to tie it all in together so nicely. One
of the 2001/Dueling Banjos intro to Ants and an amazing, marathon version of Jimi Thing, where
IMHO Peter's keys add a lot of life to the song that it just doesn't seem to have on UTTAD or
even at the Avalon in Boston (10/8/94, the last show I was at where they played it). If anyone
hasn't heard this Jimi, Dave and the boys break into Prince (artist formerly known as) lyrics
from "Sexy Motherfucker":
be. All I gotta say is that Boyd's got a big Jimi Thing, and mine's not quite as big as Boyd's,
so you decide for yourself."
Just one more thing, I think Peter's keys add a certain sinister quality to songs like Dangerous
Hours/Help Myself, Spotlight, and Rhyme and Reason, the dark, brooding, evil side of DMB.
Especially Spotlight!!!
Just Rambling, (again)
Craig Cypher
cypherc@cleo.bc.edu
"Damn You, big city, black city, rising up around me, steal my soul away"
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weenie snipper
dbb@christa.unh.edu Mon Mar 27 21:50:01 1995
Thought you DMB fans could use some disgusting thoughts.
BTW- I don't care that this is a waste of band width!
---------- Forwarded message ----------
would enjoy this. Bare with it because it is a bit long.
Shannon
---------- Forwarded message ----------
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This is, by far, the most disgusting thing I have ever read. It made me lose
my appetite, mabe perminetly. I am sure you will eat this up, and mabe even
send it out to your starving minions. I wouldn't want to be sitting beside
Kadee Niles when she reads this. Enjoy
From nabmail!nab!ssweeney Thu Mar 23 16:06 EST 1995
UUCP;
________________________________ _______________
forwards shuddering
a pair of cuticle scissors.
tell the whole story. Apologies if it gets a little lengthy,
but this yarn deserves to be spun well.
not taken care of with sufficient diligence, and it healed
incorrectly. Portions of the raw edge of the remaining
foreskin bonded to the glans, a little bit above the lower
edge of the glans. This left a series of "skin bridges",
basically sections of foreskin which can't be retracted,
because they are fused to the glans at one end and the shaft
at the other. These varied in width from about 1/16" to
1/4", and were attached off and on over about 2/3 of the
circumference.
time before I even realized it was abnormal. Everything
functioned properly, but there were a few minor problems
with it which made me wish I could fix it. Mainly,
1. It was a cosmetic defect -- it didn't look good.
2. It was tough to keep clean under the bridges -- I had to
swab it with a Q-tip now and then to knock down smegma
buildup.
3. Some of the most sensitive parts of the glans were
hidden under relatively insensitive chunks of foreskin,
robbing me of the proper stimulation which was mine and
every man's birthright.
it corrected, but there were problems. Doctors cost
money, and I didn't have it, and student insurance sure
wasn't gonna cover it. Plus, the thought of some strange
doctor chopping at my peepeehead gives me chills.
cut it and bandage it. "Hell, maybe I can do that!", I
thought. The problem was how to kill the pain. I
experimented with cutting myself (with an x-acto knife),
but seeing as it always hurt like hell before I even cut
anything, I never went through with it.
Again, the problem with the self-surgery approach was
dealing with pain. There had to be some way of numbing
the area, but how? One winter day, it hit me. If cold can
make fingers go numb, then cold can also make a
ManTool[tm] go numb. With this in mind, I pioneered a
the "home penile self-surgery procedure".
SURGERY KIT
Cuticle scissors (1 pair)
Rubbing alcohol (1 bottle)
Antibiotic ointment (1 tube)
Anti-bacterial soap (1 bottle)
Gauze pads (lots, various sizes)
Ice cubes (iodine added to water for sterility)
Clean Washcloth (freshly laundered with lots'o bleach)
Well-lit work area (the kitchen table)
PROCEDURE
Wipe down work area with alcohol. Clean penis with soap
and water, then with alcohol. Wash hands thoroughly.
Soak scissors in alcohol.
Holding the ice cube with the washcloth (to prevent your
fingers from going numb), apply the ice cube to the target
area. Hold for 5 to 10 minutes, until area is numb.
Using the cuticle scissors, sever the skin bridge as closely
as possible to its connection with the glans. Then sever the
foreskin end of the bridge in such a location as to leave an even
edge on the foreskin.
Use gauze pads and direct pressure to stop the bleeding, then
apply antibiotic ointment and bandage.
correctly, the healing process is a real pain in the ass. It
also takes a certain state of mind to be able to cut your
own flesh. I would kind of put myself into robo-man
zombie mode for the operations, in that I never dwelled on
what I was doing, I just mechanically plodded through all
the steps without thinking about how totally gross it was.
of the penis, and since I could only tolerate so much
trauma to my dick in one session, it took 6 separate
operations, spread out over a two week period, to
cut/remove all of the skin bridges.
Operation #1 (Day 1)
1/16" across. I held the ice cube on for 5 minutes. The
ice caused a peculiar kind of "cold ache", but it wasn't that
bad. I gingerly made the cuts, and sliced through with no
pain at all. There was some minor bleeding, but because
of the speed at which I worked, I had finished and had the
gauze on it before the wound had any chance to bleed
significantly. After about 10 minutes the bleeding was
stopped and I bandaged it up, no problem at all. Only a
tiny little speck of flesh had been removed, rather
unimpressive looking.
Operation #2 (Day 3)
big game this time. The target was the mother of all skin
bridges, about 1/4" across and very thick and meaty.
Again, I made the preparations and applied ice for 5
minutes.
surprised at how much I had to bear down on the scissors.
This skin was surprisingly tough. I finished that cut, and
then turned my attention to the cut on the foreskin side.
Wanting to get it done quickly, I decided that two large,
powerful snips should do the job. I bore down and made
the first cut, and realized with a shock that IT HURT LIKE
HELL.
skin bridge on that end, the cold hadn't penetrated deeply
enough, and it hadn't gone numb. So, I was left with a
problem. I had a half severed bit of foreskin hanging off
me, and no anesthetic. My only recourse was to finish the
cut. I thought, "Shit. This will hurt.". So I lined up the
scissors, closed my eyes, and as quickly and powerfully as
I could, I made the snip. My prediction was correct; it did
hurt (don't you hate when you're right about things like
that?). I managed to avoid shouting out, instead opting for
a few simple gasps and whimpers.
future operations.
bled much more profusely. It took about 20 minutes of
direct pressure and a lot of gauze until I could staunch the
main flow. Even then it kept oozing blood for a few
hours. I spent the rest of the evening with nothing on
below the waist, sitting in front of the TV with a few
brews (this became standard procedure for all forthcoming
operations). Any motion tended to make it break open and
bleed again, so I moved around very little. I was
functioning (that is, walking) almost normally again by the
next day, but it took about 5 days before this one
completely stopped oozing blood.
another brew, I spotted IT, the severed hunk-o-foreskin that
I had left on the table. It was of fairly good size, about
1/2" by 1/4" and maybe as thick as a piece of bacon.
Suddenly, strange thoughts entered my skull, and a raging
mental battle between good and evil ensued.
destiny."
diseases!"
diseases in there, you already got."
fingertip. BFD."
chewy, kind of like biting a little piece of rubber. I
chewed for about 5 minutes, but didn't make any progress
on breaking it down, so I swallowed it. It had a little bit
of blood flavor at first, but after that it had no flavor at all;
rather disappointing in that respect. Maybe I should have
cooked it.
Operation #3 (Day 10)
longer (10 minutes instead of 5), so there was no problem
with pain. Not nearly as much bleeding, but still a
respectable amount.
Any hard-on would tear the wounds open and start them
bleeding again. This would be a problem for about 3 or 4
days until the wounds had healed sufficiently. Basically,
I had to spend a long, long time without even thinking a
nasty thought. Of course, when I was asleep I had no
control over the process, which would always result in me
waking up with a dick that hurt and bloody bandages. I
was really lovin' life at moments like these.
Operation #4 (Day 12)
bonus of having a small vein (about 1 mm in diameter)
running through the skin bridge. Now, the blood supply
for the penis mainly runs through blood vessels buried deep
inside. When you get down the the small vessels, the
circulatory system becomes more of a spiderweb, with
redundant paths going to every point. So I knew it wasn't
actually dangerous to cut it, but it was still a kind of
psychological obstacle. I expected this one to be a heavy
bleeder, and I wasn't disappointed. It took about a full
hour of direct pressure to get the severed ends of the vein
to close up. Otherwise, not too much of a problem.
Operation #5 (Day 14)
but due to changes in the way skin tension was being
applied to the remaining bridges (because I'd cut some
others away), one small bridge was getting a lot of stress
and starting to hurt. So I chopped it quick and easy, no
real problems.
Operation #6 (Day 15)
transferred the stress to the next bridge down the line. So
even though I had about 3/4" of flesh left to cut, I resolved
to do it all at once in one last cutting frenzy.
complete (maybe 1 minute total), which gave the blood a
chance to flow. I had to stop a few times and wipe away
blood so I could see what I was doing. Strangely, this
didn't bother me at all. It seemed perfectly normal that I
should be wiping up copious amounts of blood flowing
from my bleeding pecker which I had sliced open myself.
Actually, it seemed kind of cool at the time, which led me
to speculate at the time that I had gone insane, which I also
thought was pretty cool.
dripped on to the chair, it went quite well. The only thing
that really grossed me out was when I noticed I had blood
all over my hands. If any psychoanalysts want to analyze
that tidbit for me, feel free, though I really don't care.
1. There are no scars to speak of, just a few bumps on the
glans. This is because I didn't trim the flesh quite close
enough in a few spots. They kind of resembling little
warts. I thought about going back and trimming them off,
but I kind of like 'em now. After all, it's not everyone
who has the privilege of appearing to have warts, without
actually being diseased.
2. Without the skin tension holding things back, total dick
length has increased by 1/4". (Of course I've measured the
length of my dick. Like you haven't?)
3. It's a great topic for dinnertime conversation. Women
generally seem to find it quite interesting. Men generally
turn kind of pale.
contemplating a few more self-surgical procedures. You
know, mole removal, wart removal, nose jobs, the whole
vista of cosmetic surgery. I'll need some help for that
mole on my back, which means training an assistant. Ah,
the future looks interesting indeed ...
From rob@shapiro.com
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a great new list
ZU03570%UABDPO.bitnet@uvmvm.uvm.edu Mon Mar 27 22:37:25 1995
hopefully soon, my friends and I will be starting a new list that discusses the
music of many different bands, however we will drop anyone from the list for
flaming, unless its flaming a bad trader. Does this interest anyone or should
we not pursue it further? THANKS-RESPOND PLEASE
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some help please
ZU03570%UABDPO.bitnet@uvmvm.uvm.edu Mon Mar 27 22:58:30 1995
I'm looking for a few specific shows. If you have any or all of them please let
me know. I've got a/b 50hrs. of DMB, 50hrs of PHish, 10hrs. of EMB, 10hrs of RR
and many other bands.
1. Athens, GA - June 12,1994- Super Jam IV - Athens Fairgrounds
2. Birmingham, AL - October 15, 1994 - Oak Mtn. Amphitheatre (w/ PHISH)
3. Boone, NC - November 10, 1994 - Legend's - (w/ Rusted Root)
4. Atlanta, GA - December 27, 1994 - The Fox Theatre
5. Birmingham, AL - December, 28, 1994 - Boutwell Auditorium
Also does anyone have any of the European shows? I'd like to get my hands on
some of those too.
Please, email me personally a/b these shows. Thanks in advance.
Som
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Tape Lists
Sumo5@aol.com Mon Mar 27 23:08:13 1995
Hey,
you would send me your lists. I have a limited list, but would be willing to
send mine if so desired.
Thanks a lot
Corey
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nyc and z100
JSLAGHT@drew.edu Mon Mar 27 23:10:43 1995
Has anyone else in the nyc area been sitting by the phone listening to
hell-radio Z100 waiting to get dave tix? For the last few hours I have,
and just listening to the shit they play has made me a mean,bitter person.
Is it true that calling in and winning tix is the only way to get them? At
this rate my anger towards such terrible music mixes will force me to beat
the hell out of someone...of course, don't tell Z100 I said that, 'cause if
they give me tix to see dave I'd be the Z100 poster boy...
Ok, enough negativity from me for now...bye, jon.
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Dave at USNA
m983534@hughes.nadn.navy.mil Mon Mar 27 23:17:18 1995
Well,
formation (lunch) at the United States Naval Academy there was a pep
rally. Kicking it off, on huge speakers blasting all over campus was none
other thatn the Dave Matthews Band, unfortunately it was only on cd, but it
still had a profound effect. Some people might think it's crazy to say that
DMB "does" things to people, but it does. People walking out of classes were
smiling, laughing, and dare I say even singing and dancing. It really livened
up the day. Seeing how much we enjoyed the band on cd I was wondering
what it would take to get them to play at a venue, say here? If anybody out
there has a clue, please let me know. We've got an arena, a small hall, a
radio station, the works, anything a group could want. So any help would
be appreciated.
"If you.ve never seen how bad it can get, how can you honestly smile when
it's good?" I'll tell you, we were all smiles today.
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the magic number
Dmbard@aol.com Tue Mar 28 01:25:01 1995
howdy fellow minareters,
i finally heard #36 for my first time last night.
it was on a boot i got the other day and it is ABSOLUTELY
AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i am now on a mission.
i am looking for lotsa versions of #36.
if anyone would be so kind as to let me know what tapes they have with #36, i
would be willing to trade my shows.
i can send my shows to those who are interested.
thanks.
later,
bardo
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12-9-93
Federico.Cribiore@directory.Reed.EDU Tue Mar 28 02:28:57 1995
Heya-
This is a tape grovel if I've ever seen one-
Does anybody have a digital copy of 12-9-93 DMB w/ Tim Reynolds on electric? I
want this tape on DAT and I have many gems to trade in return (DMB and lots of
others), including the night before which also has Tim Reynolds.
Let me know- and thank you
Fed
Federico.Cribiore@directory.Reed.edu
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Newsgroup is bad stuff
Jeruuu@aol.com Tue Mar 28 03:24:27 1995
Well
msteckle when I decided to check out the DMB newsgroup. It is so void of
knowledge and life it's sad that Daves name is attached to it. It had some
trade posts which can be expected but then there were ?s like" How is Dave's
1st album." I said wait, hold on a minute here. Not that I am for flaming
people or have ever flamed anyone but I could only imagine what Death threats
and hilarious rags this would bring about if it were posted to minarets.
was going to allow us to have the same benefits, but with out the mail i was
all for it. Instead it is a disturbing place wich I hope none of you will
venture to just for your own mental stability. Well anyway, I guess not
everyone is into DMB as much as the people on Minarets or else they would
stick it out and get that mail or digest and smile when they get it because
it is about Dave, Carter,Steffan,Boyd,& Leroi whom put out some of the
lovliest tunes known to man. Let the MTVEERS be and let them post there
sillyness to the Newsgroup cause we still got our MINARETS. (I am really
starting to dislike WWYS).
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looking4 Xroady Andrew Corbett
Jeruuu@aol.com Tue Mar 28 03:24:36 1995
Does anyone out their know Andrew Corbett?He used to work with DMB at either
Trax, or the Floodzone. I just want to get in touch with him to send him
some free stuff. It's because of him I got to meet Dave & Co. I would just
like to thank him. I think his band might have opened up for the Samples
recently. If anyone has his address or knows this great man E-me.
Thanks
Jeruuu
"Should I spend my adolescent days wearing tie dyes or Vaurnets?" Prep school
hippie-PHISH
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Hey hey hey...Sean McGhie You have a telephone call at the frontdesk.
SOFIST@delphi.com Tue Mar 28 03:32:53 1995
M Umm..sorry to waste bandwith with these kindless bunk
and display of stupidity...but..
Sean MCGHIE..I have lost your email adress and we need to set up a trade.
DMB Content(remember..no backspace): My friend said he was watching
PBS and there was some thought talk debate type show on and they
opened the show with Best of What's ARound. Dave a has not only
conquored private TV but now he is taking his act to PUBLIC television.
On another note..another amie said she heard a musac version of a
Dave Song...not sure which but that just KILLS me!
Got my tickets for May 13 Paladium in Los Angeles. Dave comes west!
fuck ya!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hope he headlines cuz dont care much for Todd and the dudes.
thanks for all the precious reso responces to my tapes offer..
so far out of all that sent me, i denied one guy due to
rudeness....
Also, everyone on the count of 3 yell "Japhy is a saint!"
1
2
3
JAPHY IS A SAINT!!!
Carter BEushit
Carter
"Carter Beauford on the drackudurackadarackadrkaduedkause!"
love love love love(you know the rest)
mike
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newsgroup
dans@cloud9.net Tue Mar 28 03:33:20 1995
I can't figure this out. Everyone's talking about the newsgroup
alt.music.dave-matthews, but my newsserver (NEWS.CLOUD9.NET) doesn't seem to
carry it. Anybody know how I can get it on there?
Also - about the peter debate it seems I have stirred up (2 weeks later?). I
think certain songs (2 step!!!, lover lay down, cry freedom, SMTS) are better
off with the keys, but that others (jimithing, dancing nancies) are better off
without them. I agree that the music sounds less cluttered, and that it gives
boyd and leroi opportunities to showcase their own talents, but the jams
really aren't what they could be otherwise. Funny thing though, I think the
newer versions of warehouse w/o keys are better - 'specially in the chorus
"and here i sit..."
-dan
dans@cloud9.net
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Cheap Blank Tapes
andynyc@panix.com Tue Mar 28 04:27:32 1995
A lot of people on the net are asking about places to order
cheap blank tapes. In New York there's Uncle's Stereo which
sells blanks cheap - Maxell XLII-S 90 for $1.75, MX 90 for
$2.29 each, for example. They have all major kinds - Sony,
Maxell, TDK, etc.
I didn't know that they handled mail order (in fact I still
don't) but in Sunday's paper they had an 800 number.
I don't work at this place or anything, but I do get all my
blank tapes here. It may be worth trying for mail order.
No promises, just trying to help....
Andy andynyc@panix.com
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Re: newsgroup
pjuette@orion.it.luc.edu Tue Mar 28 04:28:11 1995
For those who haven't been able to get the newsgroup, although I'm not
even going to bother, since the traffic has slowed down a little here on
minarets, but for the "alt" groups of which DMB was set up ususally you
have to tell you server company or university technologies department
that you want to receive this becuase there a many "alt" groups starting
every day and the sheer number would overload most of the current servers
memory. send an e-mail message or call to the administration at your server.
pat
pjuette@orion.it.luc.edu
I can't figure this out. Everyone's talking about the newsgroup
alt.music.dave-matthews, but my newsserver (NEWS.CLOUD9.NET) doesn't seem to
carry it. Anybody know how I can get it on there?
Also - about the peter debate it seems I have stirred up (2 weeks later?). I
think certain songs (2 step!!!, lover lay down, cry freedom, SMTS) are better
off with the keys, but that others (jimithing, dancing nancies) are better off
without them. I agree that the music sounds less cluttered, and that it gives
boyd and leroi opportunities to showcase their own talents, but the jams
really aren't what they could be otherwise. Funny thing though, I think the
newer versions of warehouse w/o keys are better - 'specially in the chorus
"and here i sit..."
-dan
dans@cloud9.net
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From Good Homes
shahan@cleo.bc.edu Tue Mar 28 04:40:25 1995
From Good Homes, a band that opened up for DMB during some
of his fall tour, has a major record label debut that comes
out on Tuesday March 28. It is called "Open Up The Sky" and is
on RCA. It should be in most stores and if it isn't just
ask for it. They also have another album called "Hick-Pop."
They are also touring and if anyone would like to know
the dates, e-mail me back.
Anuj A. Shah
Boston College
shahan@cleo.bc.edu
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non dave content, but cool band like dmb
wintersea@urvax.urich.edu Tue Mar 28 04:40:29 1995
Hey, everybody, I just wanted to tell you about a new band I have heard a
lot lately in the Richmond area. They are called Delusions of Grandeur
and play a nice blend of covers and originals (very dave-like). They
have a singer/acoustic guitarist, sax, bass, and drums. They even play
some dmb (check out the smoking version of Halloween). Oh well, go se em
if you can, you'll get a kick out of it. Here's the spring schedule, so
if you're Richmond or Charlottesville bound......
Thursday, March 30......Buffalo Joe's Cary St. Richmond
Thursday, April 6.......Moondance Saloon, 9 N. 17 St., Richmond
Thursday, April 13......Greenskeepers, UVA, Charlottesville (tentative)
Thursday, April 20......Moondance Saloon, 9 N. 17 St., Richmond
Friday, April 21........University of Richmond, Greek Theater (4pm)
plus some stuff on weekends at random fraternities at University of
Richmond, UVA, and William and Mary.
for booking, call Sean Winter at 804-662-4338
Check em out!!!!! Thanks.
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Dave's BDAy
SOFIST@delphi.com Tue Mar 28 05:22:45 1995
Heavy Head..sorry for not posting...I lurk too much because
I dont have a backspace key and I am digestified...
I know Dave is a Cancer ...if this is the month for Cancer, it very
well could be his BDAY.
LOVE!
mike
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greetings
dth@GAS.UUG.Arizona.EDU Tue Mar 28 06:00:33 1995
hello all
my friend just informed me of this list; i've been enjoying DMB since the
beginning of this year with the purchase of ..things.
after reading the FAQ, i've come across a few thoughts to share...
greg's stick is a 10 string instrument, containg five bass register
strings and five guitar register strings. actually, the bass register of
a stick extends slightly below that of a normal bass, as does the stick
high end extend slightly above that of a guitar.
it is an incredible instrument, wherein one person may play very cool
stuff all by himself, sounding and filling out the parts of a large group.
greg howard is one of the better stick players out there, and DMB was
cool enough to include him in their scheme. also, greg and tim played
together for a while, making some recordings along the way.
i hope i haven't been covering old news with this; if so, enjoy my
perspective. :)
thanks!
Dan Howarth (dth@gas.uug.arizona.edu)
Chapman Stick, Basses
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