Name: Remember Two Things [Bonus Tracks] [Slipcase]
Brand: Legacy
SKU: 53511311
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Remember Two Things [Bonus Tracks] [Slipcase]

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Album: Remember Two Things [Bonus Tracks] [Slipcase]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Ants Marching
2)	Tripping Billies
3)	Recently
4)	Satellite
5)	One Sweet World
6)	Song That Jane Likes, The
7)	Minarets
8)	Seek Up
9)	I'll Back You Up
10)	Christmas Song
11)	Pay For What You Get - (previously unreleased, take)
12)	Typical Situation - (previously unreleased, take)

Album: Remember Two Things [Bonus Tracks] [Slipcase]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Ants Marching
2)	Tripping Billies
3)	Recently
4)	Satellite
5)	One Sweet World
6)	Song That Jane Likes, The
7)	Minarets
8)	Seek Up
9)	I'll Back You Up
10)	Christmas Song
11)	Pay For What You Get - (previously unreleased, take)
12)	Typical Situation - (previously unreleased, take)

Performer Notes

Dave Matthews Band: David Matthews (vocals, guitar); Boyd Tinsley (vocals, violin); Leroi Moore (vocals, woodwinds); Stefan Lessard (bass); Carter Beauford (percussion).
Additional personnel: Tim Reynolds (guitar); Greg Howard (Chapman stick, synthesizer, percussion samples).
Engineers: John Alagia, Tom Ohmsen.
Recorded at Trax, Charlottesville, Virginia; Flood Zone, Richmond, Virginia; The Muse, Nantucket, Massachussettes; Flat Five Studios, Salem, Virginia in 1993.
Personnel: Dave Matthews (vocals, guitar); Boyd Tinsley (vocals, violin); LeRoi Moore (vocals, woodwinds); Carter Beauford (vocals, percussion).
Recording information: Flat Five Studios, Salem, VA; Flood Zone, Richmond, VA; Rutabaga Studios, Arlington, VA; The Muse, Nantucket, MA; Trax, Charlottesville, VA.
Photographer: C. Taylor Crothers.
Arrangers: Dave Matthews; LeRoi Moore; Stefan Lessard; Boyd Tinsley; Carter Beauford.
Although the Dave Matthews Band's debut album, Remember Two Things, is hindered by a number of long-winded jams and an unfocused production, the record is an impressive showcase for their instrumental prowess. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Professional Reviews

Entertainment Weekly (10/3/03, p.71) - "The quintet exudes raggle-taggle charm in this frisky, underproduced recording...Early versions of [Matthews classics] frolic like exuberant strays in the park." - Rating: B