Dave Matthews Band Video:

		List Price: $14.98		Label: RCA Salesrank: 21403 Released: August 21, 2001
		Our Price: $8.59
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		MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
Representing what is, in a sense, a collection of the band's greatest hits from their four RCA studio albums, The Videos 1994-2001 features all of the songs and videos that have established DMB as core artists on MTV, VH1, and MTV2. Starting with the first video, "What Would You Say," and running all the way through the current hit "The Space Between," The Videos 1994-2001 provides the chance to experience all of the band's 12 videos with the superior audio and visual quality that only DVD can offer. Also included are three "Behind-the-Scenes" short films that document the production of "Don't Drink The Water," "Stay (Wasting Time)," and "I Did It." Songs: What Would You Say, Ants Marching, Satellite, Too Much, So Much to Say, Crash Into Me, Tripping Billies, Don't Drink the Water, Stay (Wasting Time), Crush, I Did It, The Space Between.

Description of Dave Matthews Band - The Videos 1994-2001:
The music of the Dave Matthews Band may speak for itself, but there's a whole lot else to talk about on this 12-song video anthology. Of course, there are the songs themselves and their uniformly eye-catching, effects-laden videos, ranging from 1995's "What Would You Say" (title notwithstanding, there's nothing here from '94) to 2001's "The Space Between." But it's the extras that make this DVD package special. You can view Matthews's lyrics onscreen while the video plays; you can listen to the comments of the various directors, an option normally found on feature film DVDs; and there's even 15 minutes of "behind the scenes" footage of the videos in production. Add to that a menu that lists each clip's premiere date, running time, and album of origin, and The Videos: 1994-2001 is a classy, complete item both for Matthews fans and for music video aficionados in general. --Sam Graham

Dave Matthews Band - The Videos 1994-2001 Reviews:
A Must for any DMB fan.
2007-01-10 - Great DVD of all the videos from Dave Matthews Band up to 2001. Great 'making of the videos' shorts & extra features - including subtitles to all the songs. In case you want to figure out what Dave is singing in Ants.

Good DVD
2006-08-31 - Shows the videos going back to early DMB... some good tunes from the group.

A must for DMB Fans
2005-12-25 - Excelent compilation of the DMB's hits. This is a must for DMB's fans. And if you are not, it is great opportunity to listen to one of the best pop music bands out there.

I particularly enjoy this DVD because many of the songs that are prior to the Everyday album were not recorded in good quality, so it was hard to find decent studio versions (Apart from the fact that this band sounds much better live). Besides, the videos are amazing, so full of creativity, with unsual camera angles, some are so surreal. The quality is great, clear and clean video and great Dolby 5.1 sound. Furthermore, they added subtitled lyrics, so one can sing along.

The only con is that the extra features are not so good, I expected more interviews with the band members, instead it is just a bunch of clips from the video making. I got the Under THe Table and Drumming DVD, and there one can understand what was on Carter's mind when jamming with the rest group members, he explains the approach he used for each track. It is excelent. I would be great that BMG sell a DVD with a jamming session. These guys are so good musicians and there is so much chemistry between them that it must be delight watching them in during the creative process of making their music.

IT HAS IT ALL!!!
2005-03-26 - Love this DVD. It has his most well-known video's and it has the suprise of having "The Space Between" on it. I was quite thrilled with it and hope they do another one soon. Would also love to see the VH1 storytellers with Tim Reynolds. Dave really tells some funny stories. Please release that! But for now, I will stay satisfied with this DVD.

Amazing
2003-05-24 - Me myself, I'm not a fan of the music video. I think it is a terrible way to promote an album. This DVD has all of their videos in excellent quality and behind the scenes footage and much more. I enjoyed this, although I thought it would be a terrible buy.