Crash Tracks
1. So Much To Say
2. Two Step
3. Crash Into Me
4. Too Much
5. #41
6. Say Goodbye
7. Drive In Drive Out
8. Let You Down
9. Lie In Our Graves
10. Cry Freedom
11. Tripping Billies
12. Proudest Monkey
Crash Review
It's tempting to label the Dave Matthews Band as torchbearers of the Grateful Dead's moderate rock fusion and send them off on the next summer tour featuring either Blues Traveler or the Spin Doctors. But there is more at work here, particularly on the band's second major-label release. Crash pairs soothing sounds (flute, acoustic guitar, six-string bass) with a dark emotional undercurrent. The South African (by way of Virginia) frontman reveals a rare intensity on the title track and the free-form "41," while the group shows that it's not afraid to let loose on songs such as the stirring "Too Much." Producer Steve Lillywhite adds an impressive sheen to the recordings. --Aidin Vaziri
1. So Much To Say: 8/10 - Great melody, gotta love the sax
2. Two Step: 9/10 - A classic
3. Crash Into Me: 10/10 - One of the best DMB songs
4. Too Much: 7.5/10 - Just a great fast tempo song
5. #41: 10/10 - Without a doubt, one of the greatest songs out there
6. Say Goodbye: 7/10 - Defintally worth listening to
7. Drive In Drive Out: 7.5/10 - Pretty good
8. Let You Down: 8/10 - A little slow, but you gotta give it a chance
9. Lie In Our Graves: 8/10 - Just another great DMB song
10. Cry Freedom: 7/10 - Not bad
11. Tripping Billies: 7/10 - A very creative song
12. Proudest Monkey: 8/10 - Great ending touch for an amazing CD
CD: 9/10