Brad  (9/2/2009 5:14:47 AM)

Don't listen to the naysayers. This performance has stood the test of time for the last 5 years, and remains in my rotation. The band was on point. The crowd was possibly a bit travel-worn and soggy, but Dave & his boys lifted their spirits with a cornucopia of DMB, solo and Phish songs. Sly's "Thank You" was jamming, and stayed in my head all weekend and to this day. Don't miss the acoustical nuggets with Trey, Tim and Dave! Classic. Everyone that listens to this loves it. Bonnaroo may be dead, but this set lives forever. This made me a Dave fan for good.

   Scheffy  (8/17/2008 10:46:07 AM)

bonnaroo is dead. The first three years rocked. now the acts are all mainstream and the crowd is filled with sketchballs. Rothbury is where its at. for now.

   Scheffy  (8/17/2008 10:46:07 AM)

bonnaroo is dead. The first three years rocked. now the acts are all mainstream and the crowd is filled with sketchballs. Rothbury is where its at. for now.

   bubba  (6/17/2008 10:52:54 AM)

Bonnawoo, I don't know what yer talking about. This was one of the greatest Bonnaroo performances, and constantly tops the list of most downloaded sets from Bonnaroo. Trey rips it up whenever Dave lets him out of the cage, and their duets on Waste and Bathtub Gin are stellar.

   Bonnawoo  (6/10/2008 11:58:35 PM)

Don't waste your time downloading. I was at the first 3 Bonnaroos (this being my last) and I could tell as I watched this performance that the "hippy" vibe was on its way out. Completely soulless. Trey, what the hell were you thinking? I hate dogging out Dave Matthews, (I have always enjoyed the DMB proper) but this was horrible. Without Widespread in '04, Bonnaroo did not seem the same.