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life, particularly a musician. Looking back on the days before a musician is big, he night yearn to

be back there. This is basically about an evolution.

Proudest Monkey then fades right into the crowd favorite, Satellite. This is once again based

around the guitar of Dave Matthews. It has a very flowing, light melody. The vocals show the

diverse range of Matthews voice. It features great parts of Tinsley and Moore playing together.

This song has a more abstract meaning.

When this song was written, it had a different set of lyrics, but the same music. While keeping

the chorus the same, the rest of the words were all changed. It was previously a love song, and

the new lyrics were about satellites. It talks about satellites and the technology that we keep

conquering. If technology keeps up the pace, where will we be tomorrow? Or ten years from

now? It brings up an interesting meaning and lyrics.

After Satellite, Matthews thanks the crowd graciously and begins to play Two Step. This

begins with Matthews playing the same note over and over, while Reynolds solos over him and

Tinsley plucks his violin. This goes on and builds up, until the rest of the band comes in. This

song features much plucking by Tinsley. This is when he plays the violin similar to a banjo, using

his fingers instead of a bow. It really adds to the effect of the song. It is a great upbeat song.

“We’re climbing, two by two, to be sure these days continue.” These are lyrics in the chorus.

It is referring loosely to the book of Genesis, in the Bible. The “climbing two by two” is referring

to the animals on Noah’s ark. He did this to insure that these animals will survive and carry on

the species. It also takes on a “carpe diem” outlook. “Celebrate we will, because life is short but

sweet for certain” are some other lyrics found in the chorus. These pretty much say that one must

live life to its fullest, because there might be no more tomorrow. Life is short, and one must do

all he wants and celebrate and enjoy life now, while he has it. This is a theme that is commonly

found in many DMB songs.

From Two Step, They go right into The Best of What’s Around. This song shows a lot of

Beauford’s skill. It starts with a drum roll and it has a strong percussion part throughout. This,

like most others features the acoustic guitar as the lead part, with everything around that. Moore

takes an opportunity to play a couple good solos on the saxophone. Reynolds has some very

good parts on this as well. His parts are usually hidden within the other music, so one could only