Additional Information about Live at Folsom Field, Boulder, Colorado by Dave Matthews (CD, Nov-2002, 2 Discs, RCA) Portions of this page Copyright 1948 - 2012 Muze Inc. All rights reserved. Album FeaturesUPC:078636812427Artist:Dave MatthewsFormat:CDRelease Year:2002Record Label:RCAGenre:Rock & PopNumber Of Discs:2Track ListingDISC 1:1. Don't Drink the Water2. JTR3. When the World Ends4. So Right5. Big Eyed Fish6. Bartender7. What You Are8. Crash into Me9. Everyday10. I Did It11. If I Had It AllDISC 2:1. Angel2. Warehouse3. Recently4. Digging a Ditch5. What Would You Say6. All Along the Watchtower7. Space Between, The8. Stay (Wasting Time)9. Two Step10. Ants MarchingDetailsPlaying Time:151 min.Producer:Dave Matthews Band, John AlagiaDistributor:BMG (distributor)Recording Type:LiveRecording Mode:StereoSPAR Code:n/aAlbum NotesDave Matthews Band: Dave Matthews, Leroi Moore, Boyd Tinsley, Carter Beauford, Stefan Lessard.Additional personnel: Butch Taylor (keyboards).Recorded live at Folsom Field, Boulder, Colorado on July 11, 2001.Dave Matthews Band: Dave Matthews, Leroi Moore, Boyd Tinsley, Carter Beauford, Stefan Lessard.Additional personnel: Butch Taylor (keyboards).Personnel: Butch Taylor (keyboards); Cindy Mizelle, Brenda White-King, Tawatha Agee (background vocals).Audio Mixers: Jeff Juliano ; John Alagia.Recording information: Folsom Field, Boulder, CO (07/01/2001).Although conflict has been more or less a stranger around the Dave Matthews Band camp, such was not the case in 2001 when a creative impasse with producer Glen Ballard came during the recording of EVERYDAY and its follow-up BUSTED STUFF. LIVE AT FOLSOM FIELD is a show featuring much of the material from that time that features the DMB playing a stellar set despite any in-studio turmoil that may have been going on at the time. Recorded in Boulder, Colorado, this 2-CD set features two and one half-hours of music guaranteed to satisfy die-hards as well as more casual fans. Newer material like the jaunty "Bartender" and crisply delivered "Big Eyed Fish" meshed well with older staples including a swaggering "What Would You Say," an epic "Crash Into Me" and a boisterous encore of "Ants Marching" that had the crowd howling.Editorial Reviews3 stars out of 5 - ...What lifts this live relese to 'essential' status for fans is the chance to hear sweeping epics such as 'Bartender' and 'Big Eyed Fish' before the group returned to the studio to record them...Rolling Stone (20030123)