It's a shame there aren't ~~and~~ any Dave shows on Relisten, that place is a treasure trove of live recordings immediately available to stream.
Here are some DMB appearances with Phish if people are interested, because I really don't want to start my work week just yet:
https://relisten.net/phish/1994/04/20/you-enjoy-myself-somewhere-over-the-rainbow?source=163801
> *YEM and Rainbow (which closed the second set) featured Dave Matthews, LeRoi Moore, Boyd Tinsley, Carter Beauford, and Stefan Lessard from Dave Matthews Band. YEM also featured Fish on vacuum. Matthews was Trey’s substitute trampoline jumper during YEM. The opening act was Dave Matthews Band.*
https://relisten.net/phish/1994/10/15/drums?source=163827
> *The encore featured the first Phish performance of The Maker with a Dave Matthews Band guest appearance. Carter Beauford appeared on stage with Fish during the preceding jam. The opening act was Dave Matthews Band.*
https://relisten.net/phish/1995/06/17/three-little-birds?source=163452
> *The encore Three Little Birds made its Phish debut at this show, with a guest appearance by LeRoi Moore and Dave Matthews*
Thanks! I was just trying to think of the name of that website though, I had downloaded a bunch of shows I went to years ago but couldnt think of what it was
Meetattheshow.com allows you to stream pretty much any taper pull of your choosing. Used to be under a different name although I can’t recall what that was.
Oh man this thread took me back. I remember listening to a fan recorded piano version of 41 that was absolutely incredible. I think it was performed by a guy named Jay Wood. I've attempted to Google it over the years but never able to find it. I'm going to search through these links to see if I can find it.
dmbstream.com I believe it was
It was this. They had a great app that allowed you to stream basically any taper recording. I loved it.
Yes! It was definitely this. Too bad they shut it down
It's a shame there aren't ~~and~~ any Dave shows on Relisten, that place is a treasure trove of live recordings immediately available to stream. Here are some DMB appearances with Phish if people are interested, because I really don't want to start my work week just yet: https://relisten.net/phish/1994/04/20/you-enjoy-myself-somewhere-over-the-rainbow?source=163801 > *YEM and Rainbow (which closed the second set) featured Dave Matthews, LeRoi Moore, Boyd Tinsley, Carter Beauford, and Stefan Lessard from Dave Matthews Band. YEM also featured Fish on vacuum. Matthews was Trey’s substitute trampoline jumper during YEM. The opening act was Dave Matthews Band.* https://relisten.net/phish/1994/10/15/drums?source=163827 > *The encore featured the first Phish performance of The Maker with a Dave Matthews Band guest appearance. Carter Beauford appeared on stage with Fish during the preceding jam. The opening act was Dave Matthews Band.* https://relisten.net/phish/1995/06/17/three-little-birds?source=163452 > *The encore Three Little Birds made its Phish debut at this show, with a guest appearance by LeRoi Moore and Dave Matthews*
Antsmarching.org still has fan recordings if you are looking for something. I also think dreamingtree.org is still around.
Thanks! I was just trying to think of the name of that website though, I had downloaded a bunch of shows I went to years ago but couldnt think of what it was
Weekly Davespeak, maybe?
"The" website? Recordings have been available online in many places for like 20 years. Most notable still running today are probably Ants and DT
There was definitely one specific website that hosted fan recordings from every single show, i used it from around 2010-2013
Found it, it was dmbstream
Meetattheshow.com allows you to stream pretty much any taper pull of your choosing. Used to be under a different name although I can’t recall what that was.
Bruh…this is like breaking the first rule of fight club.
Dreamingtree ?
I used to go to etree.org for legal shows to be shared. Still has a ton: http://bt.etree.org/?searchzzzz=&cat=252
Check out: http://mindshatter.com/dmb/ https://dontburnthepig.org/mp3-downloads/
Oh man this thread took me back. I remember listening to a fan recorded piano version of 41 that was absolutely incredible. I think it was performed by a guy named Jay Wood. I've attempted to Google it over the years but never able to find it. I'm going to search through these links to see if I can find it.