Dave Matthews Band Best of the Summer 1999 Tour Disc 6 (73.59) 1. One Sweet World (Instrumental Intro) (8.57) (June 20, 1999 - Riverbend Music Center - Cincinnati, Ohio) Source info: Earthworks sr77>audio magic cables>lunatec v2>audio magic cables>da-p1 (Mike Vernal and Craig Willoughby) 2. Crush (10.56) (July 11, 1999 - Concord Pavillion - Concord, California) Source info: DAUD (Unknown) 3. Lie In Our Graves (Always On My Mind) (12.17) (July 9, 1999 - Irvine Meadows - Irvine, California) Source info: earthworks sr-77 > audiomagic X-Stream XLR > Lunatec V2 > audiomagic presto II XLR > ADC-20 > PCM-M1 (Mike Vernal and Craig Willoughby) 4. Typical Situation (12.50) (June 27, 1999 - Alpine Valley - East Troy, Wisconsin) Source info: Neumann KM 184s -> Denecke PS-1s -> SBM-1 -> M1 (Scott McPherin) 5. Prelude to... (1.44) 6. The Last Stop (Reprise Outro) (12.10) (June 22, 1999 - Deer Creek Music Center - Noblesville, Indiana) Source info: DAUD (Unknown) 7. Granny (4.38) (July 17, 1999 - The Gorge - Quincy, Washington) Source info: Earthworks SR-77 > Lunatec V2 > ADC-20 > DA-P1 (Craig Willoughby) 8. #40 (2.31) (July 15, 1999 - Portland Meadows - Portland, Oregon) Source info: AKG C1000's > Sony MD (Nancy Moser) 9. Don't Drink the Water (7.46) (August 8, 1999 - Meadows Music Center - Hartford, Connecticut) Source info: earthworks SR-77 > Lunatec V2 > ADC-20 > DA-P1 (Mike Vernal and Craig Willoughby) LINER NOTES: One Sweet World - in my opinion, along with the Last Stop, this is the best opener they do. Definitely an outside song, it's perfect to listen to in the car with the windows down as loud as possible. With this version I'm trying to right the wrong as they opened with Satellite this night, played this song second. On this final disc, I put it where it should be, at the top. Crush - excellent version from an unknown source. I debated whether to use a guest on this, but I think this song is at it's sweetest when it's at it's simplest. The crowd is a little loud, but so is the music. Lie In Our Graves - long version with the Always on My Mind interpolation, which I think is cool as hell. Boyd jams on the solo and stays in tune almost throughout. Typical Situation - Carter especially smokes throughout the 7/8 Calypso jam, even though he always does, this time, it is extra amazing. Way too rare of a song for my taste, I'd like to see it much more often. The Last Stop - from a rare unknown stellar recording. I would love to know who taped it. The background on the extra anger for this song comes from at the beginning of Dave's first attempt at the prelude, something is wrong with his guitar. He walks to the back of the stage, rips out the cord, and slams the guitar onto the stand. There is about 5 minutes of dead time while they fix the problem before they re-begin the prelude. The intensity on this version is without equal. Check Dave's ear bludgeoning scream at 4.10, then during the groove before the outro turn it upand check Stefan slapping the everliving shit out of the bass. One of the true gems of the tour. Granny - rare song when the ladies aren't involved, so we went with the longest, jammingest version that was the band by itself. He rambles on forever at the end, and as always you can't comprehend one word said, but a bunch of random syllables. #40 - so much has been said about the return and near full restoration of the song. Beautiful version and a great recording. Don't Drink the Water - from what I've heard of this show, fans were disappointed and tapers almost pulled their plugs out that this was the last song of the tour as it's pretty much a universal opinion that it is the most over played. However, they were treated to the most intense version of it. 6 discs, 67 tracks, 17 guests, 40 dates, 35 venues. I look forward to the Best of Summer 2000. Enjoy and thanks. --Rob
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