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Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching, 1994
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Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching, 1994
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Very enjoyable. Topaz is putting her all into it, and really shines here.
Ants Marching - Dave Matthews Band
"OMG god please help us i don't want to getting tear apart alive"
"Just shut up and do not even move your individual seta!"
Japanese queenless ant (Pristomyrmex punctatus)
"...We look at each other wondering what the other is thinking, but we never say a thing. These crimes between us grow deeper"
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Song Review: Dave Matthews Band - “Ants Marching” (Live, March 15, 2019)
If the members of Dave Matthews Band are tired of playing “Ants Marching” - and goodness knows they should be - they do a stellar job hiding it from their fans.
As performed March 15, 2019, in Amsterdam and just issued on professional video, the ubiquitous number is given a fresh coat of aural paint and rendered with enthusiasm as it stretches toward the 10-minute mark. It’s about being in a rut, but DMB are not in a rut.
The hit single’s skeleton remains, as the modern DMB adds layers of flesh. It begins with a short drum solo and slowly builds until the titular bandleader improvises a scatted intro to the song proper.
A brief audience-participation section is offset by a thrilling trumpet-soprano saxophone-electric guitar-organ round robin that leads to the conclusion.
Matthews has been playing the song for a long time. And while his voice isn’t as agile as it was in the late-20th century, his 21st-century Band remains light - and tight - on its collective feet.
Grade card: Dave Matthews Band - “Ants Marching” (Live - 3/15/19) - B
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