Dave Matthews Band
August 20, 2008
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA

Taper: Jon Koch

Disc 1:

01: Intro/LeRoi chant [03:12]
02: Seek Up [17:43]
03: Warehouse [10:22]
04: Gravedigger [06:21]
05: Rhyme & Reason [07:19]
06: Crush [16:37]
Total: {61:34]

Disc 2:
01: Old Dirt Hill [06:14]
02: #41 [14:27]
03: You Might Die Trying [08:57]
04: Where Are You Going [05:09]
05: Pantala Naga Pampa > Rapunzel [09:05]
06: Out Of My Hands [07:27]
Total: [51:19]

Disc 3:
01: Jimi Thing [13:31]
02: So Much To Say > [05:12]
03: Anyone Seen The Bridge > [02:18]
04: Too Much [06:25]
05: Louisiana Bayou [07:12]
06: Encore break/intro [09:20]
07: Sledgehammer [06:02]
08: Stay (Wasting Time) [07:17]
Total: [57:17]

A fund has been created in honor of LeRoi Moore in support of charities that reflect both  his spirit and passion. Donations via check referencing the “Charlottesville Area Community  Foundation for the LeRoi Moore Memorial Fund” may be mailed to:

Charlottesville Area Community Foundation
PO Box 1767
Charlottesville, VA 22902

Donations may also be made online.
Visit www.dmband.com for more details.

Please make sure to reference “LeRoi Moore Memorial Fund” in the comments section if making  a gift online.
Rest in peace, Roi. We all love and will miss you.

As we sat this afternoon contemplating the loss of our brother, we wondered how we could possibly do a show today. Dave put it into perspective stating, “There’s no place I’d rather be than here with you guys right now.” We cherish special memories of our lost friend. Tonight, Dave told a story about LeRoi at a bar in Virginia where the cash register was near the stage and LeRoi leaned on the register because “standing had become a chore”. Roi proceeded to play the most beautiful version of Somewhere Over The Rainbow. Dave said, “that was the day I fell in love with him. And I’m still in love with him.” It’s safe to say we all were in love with him. “It’s always easier to leave, than to be left.” -DM

The DMB Crew
Wednesday, August 20
12:27 AM PDT

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Dave Matthews Band
August 19, 2008
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA

Taper: Jon Koch

Disc 1:

01: Intro [03:35]
02: Bartender [14:52]
03: Proudest Monkey > [08:00]
04: Satellite [05:46]
05: So Damn Lucky [08:18]
06: Eh Hee > [05:49]
07: Water Into Wine [04:03]
08: Burning Down The House [04:06]
Total: [54:29]

Disc 2:
01: Dancing Nancies [10:00]
02: Loving Wings [10:44]
03: The Maker [09:10]
04: Sledgehammer [06:21]
05: Grey Street [05:55]
06: The Dreaming Tree [13:56]
Total: [56:06]

Disc 3:
01: Crash Into Me [05:39]
02: Everyday [09:01]
03: Anyone Seen The Bridge > [03:09]
04: Too Much (fake) > Ants Marching [08:42]
05: Encore break/story about Roi [07:47]
06: Sister [04:40]
07: Cornbread [06:15]
08: Two Step [16:25]
Total: [61:38]

Notes: And so ends a very sad day. I’ll leave it to the DMB crew to say it best (see below).
Rest in peace, Roi. We all love and will miss you.

As we sat this afternoon contemplating the loss of our brother, we wondered how we could possibly do a show today. Dave put it into perspective stating, “There’s no place I’d rather be than here with you guys right now.” We cherish special memories of our lost friend. Tonight, Dave told a story about LeRoi at a bar in Virginia where the cash register was near the stage and LeRoi leaned on the register because “standing had become a chore”. Roi proceeded to play the most beautiful version of Somewhere Over The Rainbow. Dave said, “that was the day I fell in love with him. And I’m still in love with him.” It’s safe to say we all were in love with him. “It’s always easier to leave, than to be left.” -DM

The DMB Crew
Wednesday, August 20
12:27 AM PDT

The Dave Matthews Band
April 2, 1993
Salem College
Winston Salem, N.C.

Set I
d1t01 Dancing Nancies
d1t02 Lie In Our Graves
d1t03 What Would You Say
d1t04 Typical Situation
d1t05 The Maker
d1t06 Granny
d1t07 Conversation With Audience
d1t08 Recently
d1t09 Jimi Thing

Set II
d2t01 Two Step (Dave only)
d2t02 I’ll Back You Up (Dave & Stefan)
d2t03 Ants Marching (long intro jam)
d2t04 Warehouse
d2t05 Angel From Montgomery

d3t01 Help Myself
d3t02 The Song That Jane Likes
d3t03 Spotlight
d3t04 Tuneing/Pregnant Pause
d3t05 Pay For What You Get
d3t06 Tripping Billies
d3t07 Conversation With Audience
d3t08 Minarets
d3t09 Blue Water
d3t10 Halloween

Show Comments

Salem College is an all-girl school in Winston Salem. I got a call
from Carter about 4 that afternoon telling me they were coming into
town. They had a local sound company come in and do the PA, Jeff was
on FOH. Probably about 50 or so people there. I ran a matrix from
my AT-813′s and a stereo feed from the board, thru my Yamaha MM10
Portable Mixer. Mainly board, very little room, very clean
mix. This was in the cafeteria of the school. NO ONE (including the
band) has this, there was a DAT in the FOH rack but Jeff didn’t bother
to roll it.

This show doesn’t appear on any of the sites (antsmarching, etc.), so
it’s one of those “lost shows”. Except for about 10 seconds of
diginoise/droput in the 2nd set where the tape got chowed when my
3700 was screwing up, it’s PRISTINE.

This is hot DMB, when they were NOBODIES and had no idea they were
going to break. They’re just a hungry young band, trying to make
it out of Charlottesville. The “Rick” that Carter is dedicating
Halloween to is ME!

The band had originally asked me to sit on this (in ’94). It’s been
long enough that I don’t think they’d mind it getting out. My master
is the ONLY COPY of this show.

Please show me the respect of passing this on as you’ve found it, and
including this text file (signed & unmodified) in any upload.

Enjoy!!

Rick “SickRick” Stern

Source: Soundboard + Audio Technica 813>Yamaha MM10 Mixer>Sony D-10 Pro
Taped by: Rick Stern

Transfer: D-10 Pro (original mastering deck)>ODL312>NJB3>Firewire>SoundForge6
(resample to 44.1)>CDArchitect5 (burn & rip)>Flac
Transfer & Tracking by: Rick Stern