Dave Matthews Band - Long Black Veil (REACTION) with my wife

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[kylemiller]

We have to get these people to a show! They deserve to feel that happiness in person

[erinhansen]

I'm SOOOO happy you got to listen to this! Thanks to everyone who keeps suggesting DMB to you!

Important thing for you to consider: If you ever do want to see DMB while they're still touring, know that in many places, they'll play either 2 nights or 3 nights in a row in the same location. And you can go to both or all three concerts and each show will be different, even with different set lists of songs.

So if you ever wanted to, you could make a small vacation out of it and see multiple shows. The "vibe" at these concerts is so chill... there are attendees from little kids to elderly people. Dave takes you on a rollercoaster of speeding it up and slowing it back down. It's just an amazing experience. You'll appreciate the music so much more afterward.

I hope one day you'll both get the opportunity to do it!!!

Love your channel! <3

[crystal]

When I saw this posted, I thought to myself....
"They've really embraced DMB. This is great. Out of all the reactions to DMB over the past year, I'd love to see these two get to a show."
And then you expressed the desire to be at a live performance! How cool! We (hard core fans) are truly "the Best of what's around" (another fantastic song) and we would be honored to have you join us ❤

[btaney]

Love your DMB reactions! If you haven't heard Angel by them yet, you should! Especially the live from RedRocks version.

[jimscott]

Love your DMB reactions! We need to get you to a concert. There is nothing like it. I’m so glad to experience these songs through your eyes. Thank you!

[thejavlif]

OMG in my top three Dave Matthews performances. So underatted. Could be considered a DMB deep cut. Still need live performances of #41, Warehouse and Jimi Thing 🙏

[Cerulean]

I love how much you are loving discovering DMB! I’ve been a huge fan for 30 years and, although I have a wide range of musical tastes and love for many artists, no other musician(s) have impacted me as deeply as DMB until Ren came along 1.5 years ago and blew my mind in a similar way. I’ve been to see these guys live probably at least 15 or 20 times, but not in recent years, so it’s high time I see them again. I’m planning to take my teenage daughter to see them next summer at the Gorge Amphitheater in Washington State, one of the most iconic venues for a DMB show and Dave’s home turf, as he has lived in Seattle, WA for over 20 years and the band always wraps up their summer tour with a three-night show at the Gorge every Labor Day weekend (first weekend of September). If you want to come to the Seattle area next year, my daughter and I would be happy to treat you both to DMB tickets and show you the magic that is the Gorge. 😊

[TradeVibeLive]

the best thing about dave matthews band reacions is that there wont ever be a fake reaction. dmb just gets to you one way or another, after a few minutes you are hooked. and this is one of their best, even if its not one of their own, its so good, the homage is incredible.

[mistytownley]

This is the song I listened to on repeat when my husband passed away. That was 2002, i finally heard Long Black Veil live at the Gorge last year! I bawled like a baby!! Please listen to The Stone and Seek Up. Those are my 2 favorite songs. Seeing DMB live is an experience! Almost 100 shows and each one is just as special as the last.

[layne]

I’ve seen DMB live about 4 times or so. Always feels good there. Love this song

[Smitty]

Andre, you said you wish you could give something back. You QRE doing that with every reaction video- you both are. You join us in our living rooms, offices, lives and bring us joy as we see your joy in your reactions. Andre, have no regrets, remember Don't burn the day away! you are doing something that you love with someone you love, and you are showing love. Just Continue to be you. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of this musical journey with you.

[amyspairana]

Love watching your reactions to discovering DMB. I was at this show in ‘99 and it was surreal live!

[TyRazor]

#41 from this very same concert is magical! I hope you guys can get to it ❤️

[slr]

Hello. I've really enjoyed watching your videos. I recommend checking out The Stone from this concert. One of my favorites.

[davidrauschenbach]

Glad you’re getting more into DMB. You & Me is a great listen to! Let’s hear a tune Dominica! You two are always great fun to watch together!

[darkhelmet]

Love this reaction so much. You guys are hilarious. 😃

[rogerstipe]

This was first recorded by Lefty Frizzell in 1959 should listen to that version too

[michaelasay]

Saw them in SF in the late 90s....fantastic!!

[nancypatterson]

The actual lyrics to this song are hundreds of years old. It originally came from the British Isles & was brought to America by the immigrants. They couldn't bring many processions, because they were cramped into extremely tight ships, (and many called them coffin ships because conditions were brutal. Most immigrants who came to America in the 16th & 17th centuries had to sell themselves into indentured servatude for 7 or more years, until they were released by their masters) There were hundreds of ballads brought over by American immigrants. The music was added later with many different instruments, mostly violin, banjo, guitar, & dulcimers.

[robkroll]

Please react to a live version of Halloween, #41, or Crush!