Love this bro great job man!

Dude! You’re back! So great to see it!

proudest monkey?

Awesome brother. Thank you for teaching us some of the good stuff 🤙🏻

It sounds amazing live. Dave says the song is inspired by a mushroom trip, walking in the woods. The more I listen to this song, the more I notice that it is a masterpiece in the details. The guitar part for the verses is simple but very fun to play. It's kind of mesmerizing. When they're singing "it's blue, it's red, found a new door inside of my head..." that guitar part is awesome. There's a few good videos of Tim and Dave playing it

Dude, you killed it

On the slide up the 4th string, He actually goes to the 6th fret and 7th of g string in between, on the walk up.

Carson, this is a song that I've been trying to understand for thirty years, but I think I've finally gotten there. Recently I listened to UTTAD all the way through and it struck me that Warehouse is the lyrical antithesis to Rhyme & Reason and I feel the music of both support the lyrics nicely. In R&R, the protagonist dies of a drug overdose falling "cold and grey to the floor" but ultimately "see[s] heaven". In that case life was bleak but heaven was at the end. Musically, the song ends with Carter providing an ethereal moment on the cymbals. A somewhat hopeful ending. Warehouse is the reverse. In it, the protagonist hopes to be "bags packed on a plane hopefully to heaven" and seems to have a vision of that toward the end of the song. It is at that point the music becomes more ethereal. We are ultimately sucked back to "my heart 's numbered beats still echo on this empty room" and our blood being poured from the hands of angles, but we fade to nothing. A bleak ending to a hopeful, optimistic life. The music supports that nothingness by simply fading away as well. That's my take at least. I'd love to hear some thoughts.

Dude i know this is way off topic of dmb and the whole video but you should check out this song and maybe if you enjoy the slick riff in it you could get around to making a tutorial for it. I have looked everywhere and cant find one plus my ears aren't trained, would be great full if you would give a listen sometime 🎵🎼🎸🎧 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p91he9d1zb68m2g.htmlsi=YLUxJyGVKEYG7tSg

Welcome back!!!! I was just revisiting some of your tutorials (they are a godsend still) and came across this new posting. Thanks for all the resources you've provided, for this fandom. And for sure, this walk arouns the moon song is pretty groovy; love the mood for it, and thanks for covering it!

Hi tabbed out the bridge: E|----------------------------------------------------- B|--3--------------------------3-------------------------- G|--x--------------------------x-------------------------- D|--4----4/5--------7-------4----4/5------5-5---------- A|--5----2/3--------7-------5----2/3----0-2-3---------- E|--------------------/7----------------------------------- E|----------------------------------------------------- B|--3---------------------------3-------------------------- G|--x---------------------------x-------------------------- D|--4----4/5--------7-------4----4/5------5-5---5------ A|--5----2/3--------7-------5----2/3----0-2-3---5------ E|--------------------/7----------------------------------- x last time end

Can you break down Mother Father

That is painfull😂

I have seen Monkeys on a string acoustic duo 2x live so far and they are literally incredible

You are back!!! LFG

PLEASE do Dave’s version of long black veil!! I haven’t been able to find a good lesson of the song and your tutorials are very easy to follow!

I gotta play one of the chet atkins

thank you so much for all the lessons holy cow just found the channel

Can you do Brian Pumper - King ding a ling

excellent video!! thank you 🙏

Too Much is the easiest dmb song, imo. Proudest Monkey is easy but hell to play and sing…

I love the live version. Talking about Dave screams...Run and hide, dont ask why. Nobody wants to see the look in his eyes... YEAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I agree brother. I miss the violin as well and can also do without the ladies. Been a fan since 94.

I had a black Chet Atkins SST cuz of DMB. It’s a very interesting sounding guitar. Thick neck and heavy. To me, it always sounded very bright. It was a bit unnatural but it was cool live because it cut through the mix if you have drums, bass, violin and sax playing where a natural acoustic can get a lil more lost. I eventually sold it in favor of a better acoustic.

Carson, please end your instructions with you playing it from start to finish without breaks for instruction - play the complete song. You sound great, so it would be really cool to hear you play it completely through. It would be nice to listen too and sing along with while you're playing! If you have time to add the complete acoustic version in a separate video for us that would be awesome! Wonderful song to share with others as well. Thanks for the consideration!!

fuck.

You’re vids are awesome. Really trying to get All Along the watchtower. Any basic strumming patterns I can start with as I work thru it?

Wrong. You are not emphasizing the right notes. Close though. Listen to Dave in the coffee shop solo.

Hey dude! Welcome back! Long standing DMB fan here AND guitar player and absolutely not embarrased to say and admit that every single DMB song I play/know, you tought me man! So cheers and great to hear from you again!!

C Mac is so good ... learned so much from you, thanks bro you make playing fun!

My man please do a tutorial on “sister” you are a godsend thank you for all you do ❤