1. Seek Up - 13:29
2. Proudest Monkey - 7:04
3. Satellite - 5:07
4. Two Step - 9:21
5. Best of What's Around - 6:18
6. Recently - 6:12
7. Lie in Our Graves - 8:19
8. Dancing Nancies - 9:12
9. Warehouse - 8:04
10. Tripping Billies
11. Drive In, Drive Out
12. Lover Lay Down
13. Rhyme & Reason
14. #36
15. Ants Marching
16. Typical Situation
17. All Along the Watchtower

Editorial Reviews:

No other band in rock's history went to such great lengths to shut down bootleggers as the Dave Matthews Band. They shut down stores that sold live boots of Matthews' concerts and they shut down labels that pressed the bootlegs, essentially crippling the underground industry. That didn't stop the boots completely, however, and Matthews finally retaliated in the fall of 1997 with the double-disc Live at Red Rocks 8.15.95, the first in a series of official live albums from the band. To the outsider, this series might seem a little odd, since the group doesn't have an explicitly fanatical following like those of the Grateful Dead or Phish, but like those two bands, the Dave Matthews Band has a similar fondness for improvisation, which makes their live recordings desirable for dedicated fans. Live at Red Rocks 8.15.95 shouldn't disappoint fans already familiar with the band's loose-limbed, jazzy live show, but it should come as a revelation to listeners unacquainted with that aspect of Matthews. In fact, the record often sounds livelier and more energetic than its studio counterparts, and that alone makes it a necessary purchase for dedicated fans. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide