Editing Crash

{{Infobox Album | 
| Name        = Crash
| Type        = Studio album
| Artist      = [[Dave Matthews Band]]
| Cover       = DMB Crash.png
| Released    = [[April 30]] [[1996]]
| Recorded    = October 1995 - January 1996
| Genre       = [[Rock and Roll|Rock]]
| Length      = 68:51
| Label       = [[RCA]]
| Producer    = [[Steve Lillywhite]]
| Last album  = ''[[Under the Table and Dreaming]]''<br />(1994)
| This album  = '''''Crash'''''<br />(1996)
| Next album  = ''[[Before These Crowded Streets]]''<br />(1998)
| Misc        = 
}}

'''''Crash''''' is the second studio [[album]] by the [[Dave Matthews Band]], released on [[April 30]], [[1996]]. It includes the band's most successful single, "Crash into Me."

It has been certified 7x platinum.

==Track listing==
#"[[So Much to Say]]" – 4:06
#"[[Two Step (Dave Matthews Band song)|Two Step]]" – 6:27
#"[[Crash into Me]]" – 5:16 
#"[[Too Much (Dave Matthews Band song)|Too Much]]" – 4:22
#"[[41 (song)|#41]]" – 6:39
#"[[Say Goodbye (Dave Matthews Band song)|Say Goodbye]]" – 6:12
#"Drive In, Drive Out" – 5:55
#"Let You Down" – 4:07
#"[[Lie in Our Graves]]" – 5:42
#"Cry Freedom" – 5:54
#"[[Tripping Billies]]" – 5:00
#"[[Proudest Monkey]]" – 9:11

==Response==
===Critical===
''[[People (magazinze)|People]]'' magazine said that "the Matthews ensemble sounds even crisper on their solid followup and proves that their previous record was not just an intriguing oddity."<ref>Abrahams, Andrew ([[1996-05-06]]), "Crash". ''People''. '''45''' (18):25</ref>  Comparing DMB to their musical contemporaries (like [[Hootie and the Blowfish]]), [[Jim Derogatis]] with ''[[Rolling Stone]]'' magazine said "Snappier violin-driven excursions such as "Tripping Billies" mix the [[progressive rock]] of U.K. or [[Eddie Jobson]]-era Roxy Music with the earthy folk rock of [[Fairport Convention]]. This eclecticism gives Matthews a slight edge over his peers, but that's sort of like saying you prefer vanilla ice cream to vanilla frozen yogurt. Me, I dig [[Cherry Garcia]]."<ref>DeRogatis, Jim; Gardner, Elysa ([[1996-05-16]]), [http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=a9h&AN=9604267779&loginpage=Login.asp&site=ehost-live "Recordings"]. ''Rolling Stone''. (734):64 (accessed [[2009-01-07]])</ref>

==Personnel==
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*[[Carter Beauford]] — [[percussion instrument|percussion]], [[drum]]s
*[[Stefan Lessard]] — [[bass guitar|bass]]
*[[Dave Matthews]] — [[steel-string acoustic guitar|guitar]], [[Human voice|vocals]]
*[[LeRoi Moore]] — [[saxophone]], [[horn (instrument)|horn]]s
*[[Boyd Tinsley]] — [[violin]]
With guests:
*[[Tim Reynolds]] — [[steel-string acoustic guitar|acoustic]] and [[electric guitar]]

==Songs cut from the album==
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Songs that were recorded during the sessions, but weren't included on the final cut:
*"True Reflections" – later re-recorded for [[Boyd Tinsley]]'s [[True Reflections|solo album of the same name]]
*"#36" – later evolved into the song "[[Everyday (Dave Matthews Band song)|Everyday]]" from the band's [[Everyday (Dave Matthews Band album)|album of the same name]]
*"Get in Line"
*"Don't Burn The Pig" - Later reworked into [[Pig (song)|Pig]] from the band's album ''[[Before These Crowded Streets]]''<!-- i can't find anywhere that this song was recorded for 'crash'. as far as i know the band didn't do anything with it in the studio until it became 'pig' for 'btcs'-->
*"Deed Is Done" – a live [[acoustic music|acoustic]] version from 1996 was later released on the album ''[[Live at Luther College]]''
*"Little Thing" - was later released on ''[[Live at Luther College]]'' and was re-worked for Dave Matthews's solo album ''[[Some Devil]]'' as "An' Another Thing"

==References==
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[[Category:Studio albums]]