I'm not sure exactly how the sound quality turned out since I don't own the album yet (buying it now), but this was truly an awesome show. This show was a "green" show that took place in Atlanta, Georgia to promote environmental awareness (there was absolutely NO parking provided... public transportation was encouraged), and was set in Piedmont Park. Unfortunately, what's not included in the recording is the Allman Brothers set that was played before DMB went on. But at least the cover of "Melissa" featuring Greg Allman and the version of "What Would You Say?" featuring Warren Haynes with his fantastic guitar work are included. I must say this was one of the best shows I've ever been to, and I'm so glad they decided to record and release it. There was definately a nostalgic feel for the older crowd (and some of us youngsters who grew up listening to classic rock with their parents) getting to see the Allman Brothers play, which was cool because they used to play in Piedmont Park for free when they were just getting started. Also, Dave Matthews grew up in Marietta, Ga (a suburb of Atlanta), so I'm sure he felt right at home. Great show, awesome bands... wonderful experience.

You hear a lot of sounds never before played on an album they have released. I was at this concert and was blown away as I should be. The sound on the disc is good but not the best. Central Park had a better richness to it. Don't really know why but thats coming from a very picky person. Overall it is a wonderful album. Sweet Melissa with Gregg Allman and Dave Matthews Band is an instant classic also.

Good cd. Probably better, if you were there. Whenever I see them , they are astronomical! I like live sets produced slightly more on the raw side. Good thing those are out there too!

DMB have far more superior live albums out there, Central Park comes to mind. The setlist is great on this double live set. The band seems to be enjoying playing, and the energy levels are up there, however the sound board let's them down on this recording.

I would recommend picking this up, if you are a die hard DMB fan. For the casual listener, this is more than adequate. For the die hard fan, the sound flaws will detract from the music.

Dave Matthews never ceases to amaze, no matter how many times you hear a song its never the same, a master of variation and versatility. He has become an institution but has not been tainted by the commercial and financial pressures of Superstars.
This DVD epitomizes the essence of the band and again proves that DMB are one of the best live acts in the world.
A nice touching moment when Greg Allman is brought on for a duet with Dave.

An excellent DVD worthy of a place in anyones collection.