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Spreading these hits out with songs such as "Rapunzel" in between them not only brings back those less-popular songs, but also gives the listener a break. This appeals to anyone from lifelong DMB fans to someone who has never heard of them and is looking for a change in today's popular music. The Charlottesville-based band's decision to incorporate folk instruments, such as the fiddle and the harmonica, into an original and modern sound is truly one of a kind.
There are flirtations with jazz and blues as the song builds towards an animated climax loaded with emotion. In between a couple of albums fronting his main band in the early part of the millennium, Matthews also found room for his first solo effort.
The lyrics warn against becoming a slave to the quotidian drudgery of everyday life, urging us to reach out for something better. A rare foray into the political arena, as Matthews tackles the injustices of apartheid in South Africa and the subjugation of Native Americans.