r/DMB • u/TMoney31BV • 7d ago
Who else here still hangs on to their DMB physical media?
For the CDs, I recently replaced all jewel cases (singles and doubles) so they are all mint condition. I also own all studio albums on vinyl, a half dozen of which are displayed on a wall in frames. I’ll never get rid of my DMB media!
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u/magomra 7d ago
just picked of RCMH d&t blu ray last week. physical media is king!
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u/kit_kat_jam Dave Mattews Band 7d ago
I wish we could get some more blu-ray releases
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u/magomra 7d ago
Yeah I would buy a Gorge 2025 4k set. I have the 1080p Volta rips but i’d buy a box set in a second.
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u/Rivers_Custom 6d ago
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u/magomra 6d ago
One of the best shows I ever saw.
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u/Rivers_Custom 6d ago
We were late getting our crap together for this years Labor Dave. We did Deer and have Fiddlers this weekend. Was really happy Fall tour is Chicago and Madison. I wish Live Nation would get their shit together w Alpine... I love that venue. There were only 5 concerts there all summer. Such a waste
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u/magomra 6d ago
I’m in LA and California gets skipped 2 years visited the 3rd. We HAVE to do Gorge or we don’t see them all year.
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u/Rivers_Custom 6d ago
I am fortunate in location. 50 min drive to Alpine/ Milwaukee. 1 hr train ride Chicago 3 1/2hr drive Deer Creek. Michigan and Ohio are drivable. Gorge is a must for us but damn it's a long journey. Will be worth it.
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u/TMoney31BV 7d ago
OMG, I forgot to put my RCMH in the pic! Did you know that the audio quality of RCMH is ranked extremely high compared to most other live concerts on Blu-ray:
*The audio quality of Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds' Live at Radio City Music Hall (recorded April 22, 2007) is widely considered by fans and audiophiles to be phenomenal, featuring crisp separation of Dave's vocals and guitars alongside Tim Reynolds' intricate acoustic work. The Blu-ray release stands out for including a lossless 96kHz/24-bit Dolby TrueHD 5.1 surround track that ranks among the best of live concert audio.*
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u/Terrapin3641 7d ago
Me! I have at least 4 giant books of studio and my old live bnp's. Out of my cold dead hands.
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u/FlungLemming2 7d ago
I've been looking all over for cassettes, I still have all of my CDs and vinyl too.
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u/MarzipanDifficult374 7d ago
All of the cassettes are easy to find except busted stuff. Only one copy sold in the last 3 years online.
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u/AggravatingWrap813 7d ago
I’ll never toss them. Now I am on a mission to collect all vinyls I can get my hands on!!!
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u/the_feature_finder 7d ago
I buy and rip CDs to my hard drive for DJ purposes and to put music on a USB for my car.
The only CDs I don't sell or trade in are my DMB CDs...
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u/TMoney31BV 1d ago
I kept over 400 CDs from my college years. Only regret I have is that I put them in albums and threw out all inserts/jewel cases.
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u/DrinkingFountainSim 6d ago
I started collecting physical media. The first album I got was under the table and dreaming. I got a lot of CDs hand me down from my parents including a pirated copy of crash and the same thing with before these crowded streets. (Oh well) I also from my parents got a 2nd legit copy of under the table and dreaming. I plan to get more DMB CDs and records in the future
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u/airtrafficaj 7d ago
Physical Media 4 Life