Episode #003 07-10-2005 #34 Special Edition
Check out Episode #003 for 07-10-2005 here! 
Hey everyone! Here's Episode #003 of the Podcast.
*Big news, the Unofficial DMB Podcast is now listed on iPodder.org!! Hopefully this will bring in some new listeners.
*EVEN BIGGER NEWS, #34 was played last night. Full band, full version without lyrics. First time played since 3.23.93. That's 4,491 days!!! It was teased on 6/25, 6/29, 7/1
Song History:
This song made a brief span of appearances in early 1993. It was inspired by and written for Miguel Valdez, a percussionist who sat in with the band in 1992 and who passed away in early 1993. It was finally released in 1994 on Under the Table and Dreaming (Track #34) as an instrumental track. It is also co-written by Haines Fullerton, an early collaborator who took his own life in September 1996.
Fully Played: 10
Partial Count : 1
Tease Count : 3
Some fan reviews from last night about #34:
#34 -- "Oh sweet, I caught them teasing this one. Oh shit, the rest of the band is joining in. Oh fuck this isn't a tease. Sweet merciful Jesus they are actually playing this song...." To the dude in the Celts' jersey sitting next to me, happy 20th fucking bday. If I had to guess, probably about 5 min long or so. The band went through the main riff for a while, nice little solo from 'Roi, before going into the breakdown to end it. My jaw is dropped and my pants are soiled. Crowd goes completely apeshit (Yes, they recognized it)."
" #34 - well, what can you say? i never, ever thought i would see this in person. was *hoping* they would play it since it's my 34th show, but never thought it would be a full band version. amazing. so tight and oh so good. i was in shock and still sort of am. not too many people around us knew what it was. the band looked so happy playing it and the crowd was so loud when they just realized they were playing and playing. sounded so good. just amazing."
" #34 *******-> it sounded like the chords of crash into me at first and that had been played regularly this tour, then i saw dave turn to carter then to fonz, say, are you ready?? fonz jumped in with the bass, carter and roi came in at the same time, im like damn, this is one hell of a tease, then boyd jumps in and theyre going so peacefully, roi was amazing. then they went into the second part and back to the first, then second to first movement again, then the breadown, holy shit!! with all the steps and everything. everyone around us was so quiet, you could see the storm clouds back on the horizon.... it was so peaceful, people knew something special was happening here, it was great, it got like a 3 minute ovation, way to be. i told ya dave loves mass! "
Road crew message from last night:
"Road Crew message
Few words can describe the terrific show we had in Mansfield tonight. The band played a set that will leave people grinning for a while. It goes without saying just how cool it was to hear #34 in its entirety, played live for the first time in over 12 years. Other highlights included Drive In Drive Out, Say Goodbye and Time Of The Season. Heck, the whole show was great. See y'all back here tomorrow.
The DMB Crew
Sunday, July 10
12:24 AM EDT "
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