dontburnthepig.org Dave Matthews Band Forum - dontburnthepig.org Articles http://dbtp.org/forum articles and interviews written by the dbtp.org staff en Thu, 09 Sep 2010 03:42:22 GMT vBulletin 60 http://dbtp.org/forum/images/misc/rss.jpg dontburnthepig.org Dave Matthews Band Forum - dontburnthepig.org Articles http://dbtp.org/forum Video Killed The Radio Star http://dbtp.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2515&goto=newpost Fri, 03 Sep 2010 13:24:04 GMT Article By: Hayley Bauman, Psy.D. ---Quote--- Those of us who aren’t headed to the Gorge this weekend might be tempted to pass some time in front of our televisions. In fact, according to some studies, the average American spends four hours a day, or 28 hours a week, glued to the tube. But if we listen to the wise words of our favorite front-man, we may find that this seemingly innocuous hobby might be an unfortunate way to burn our days away. ---End Quote--- * Full Article (http://www.dontburnthepig.org/dbtp/2010/9/2/video-killed-the-radio-star.html)* Article By: Hayley Bauman, Psy.D.

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Those of us who aren’t headed to the Gorge this weekend might be tempted to pass some time in front of our televisions. In fact, according to some studies, the average American spends four hours a day, or 28 hours a week, glued to the tube. But if we listen to the wise words of our favorite front-man, we may find that this seemingly innocuous hobby might be an unfortunate way to burn our days away.

Full Article ]]> dontburnthepig.org Articles Chris http://dbtp.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2515 Big Whiskey Impressions http://dbtp.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2496&goto=newpost Fri, 20 Aug 2010 13:57:25 GMT Article by: Chris ---Quote--- One of the most beautiful things about Dave Matthews Band is their ability to develop and translate their songs on the live stage. Whether it’s an improved jam or a new arrangement to an old classic, there is something about hearing and seeing DMB songs live that keeps fans coming back for more. One of the biggest questions that come to mind is what they will play and how these songs will be played? Through the years, DMB have been constantly changing their sound and style which as artists, should be done. No rock band can withstand 20 years of touring and recording without exploring their art form, and no one wants to hear the same show and songs over and over. ---End Quote--- *Full Article* (http://www.dontburnthepig.org/dbtp/2010/8/20/big-whiskey-impressions.html) Article by: Chris

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One of the most beautiful things about Dave Matthews Band is their ability to develop and translate their songs on the live stage. Whether it’s an improved jam or a new arrangement to an old classic, there is something about hearing and seeing DMB songs live that keeps fans coming back for more.

One of the biggest questions that come to mind is what they will play and how these songs will be played? Through the years, DMB have been constantly changing their sound and style which as artists, should be done. No rock band can withstand 20 years of touring and recording without exploring their art form, and no one wants to hear the same show and songs over and over.
Full Article ]]> dontburnthepig.org Articles Chris http://dbtp.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2496 <![CDATA[Dave's Music is Love]]> http://dbtp.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2494&goto=newpost Thu, 19 Aug 2010 12:45:58 GMT Article by: Hayley Bauman, Psy.D. ---Quote--- Few people in this life attain rock-star status. Even fewer hold on to that title for twenty plus years. And only one, that I know of, has done this while maintaining a Buddha like humility about his success. In a recent article with the Denver Post, Dave Matthews was quoted saying, “The part that I do is to be terrified of not doing my best and having a right measure of shame and a right measure of good fortune...I can’t just go out there and sing my songs because people can hear that on the radio. People want to come and be transported and I also want to be transported.” ---End Quote--- *Full Article* (http://www.dontburnthepig.org/dbtp/2010/8/18/daves-music-is-love.html) Article by: Hayley Bauman, Psy.D.

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Few people in this life attain rock-star status. Even fewer hold on to that title for twenty plus years. And only one, that I know of, has done this while maintaining a Buddha like humility about his success. In a recent article with the Denver Post, Dave Matthews was quoted saying, “The part that I do is to be terrified of not doing my best and having a right measure of shame and a right measure of good fortune...I can’t just go out there and sing my songs because people can hear that on the radio. People want to come and be transported and I also want to be transported.”
Full Article ]]> dontburnthepig.org Articles Chris http://dbtp.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2494