This DVD concert is 140 minutes long. It contains about 120 minutes of music (removing all the cheering). It is also available as a 2 CD set.

The Dave Matthews Band was one of the best bands to come out of the nineties. Their concerts were always fun. I just don't think any of the live recordings have done the band justice.

This is the best live recording of Matthews that I have seen/heard. Although it is not perfect in any aspect, it has the best sound quality, song selection and performances.

The problems with Matthews live recordings are the whole concert is included (including cheering for the encore), the sound quality is poor, the audience noise is mixed in way too loud and song selection does not change very much.

All of the classic live recordings are taken from the several concerts so the best performances are chosen (no concert is going to be the best throughout). Certain songs that are just the same as the studio version (or worse) are left out. And the audience noise is held to a minimum so you can actually hear the band. I don't need to drunk teenagers scream to know when good music is being played.

The editing of the video is bad, but not as bad as some other DVD's. The scenes are always jumping around and there is constant zooming in and zooming out. But, there are places where the scenes are held up to about 3 seconds. And the correct musician is usually highlighted. There are many recent videos that are a lot worse. If you want to see how a video concert should be shot, check out The Talking Heads, Stop Making Sense.

For this concert, the band is a little bigger with back-up singers. This adds a new dimension to many of the songs, which keeps this concert more interesting than shows like Red Rocks or Chicago. It also adds a little more variety. The biggest problem with Red Rocks and Chicago is that there is not much difference between them, and both shows contain songs that are on this DVD.

The sound quality on this DVD is better than other Matthews live albums, but it is not perfect. It is really nice in some parts, especially when only musician is playing. The 5.1 surround sound does add some more depth to sound.