
Dave Matthews Band Albums Ranked
Every Dave Matthews Band album ranked worst to best by the fans who voted, one head-to-head matchup at a time. Their #1: Crash.
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Rank Dave Matthews Band's albums
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START RANKINGA different ranking, from a different crowd: Dave Matthews Band's albums and songs by lifetime Spotify streams. Figures move daily. Nothing here feeds the fan ranking.
Most streamed Dave Matthews Band albums

Under the Table and Dreaming
1994
349m

Crash
1996
504m

Come Tomorrow
2018
170m
Every play of every song on the album, as of 19 October 2026. Where an album has several editions, the biggest figure counts. No Spotify total for The Lillywhite Sessions.
Most streamed Dave Matthews Band songs
- 1Crash into Me279m56k/day
- 2Ants Marching123m29k/day
- 3The Space Between73m19k/day
- 4Satellite67m18k/day
- 5#4156m17k/day
- 6Where Are You Going50m14k/day
- 7You & Me48m10k/day
- 8So Much to Say41m7k/day
- 9What Would You Say39m9k/day
- 10Crush39m14k/day
Source: Spotify lifetime totals via kworb.net. Albums as of 19 October 2026, songs as of 19 October 2026. Stream counts are not votes and are never mixed into the fan ranking.
Dave Matthews Band albums: your questions
- What is Dave Matthews Band's best album?
- Crash (1996) is Dave Matthews Band's #1 album on TakeRank, winning 100% of its 5 head-to-head matchups.
- What is Dave Matthews Band's most underrated album?
- Busted Stuff (2002) sits at #4 but wins 60% of its matchups, the best record of any Dave Matthews Band album outside their top three.
- How many albums has Dave Matthews Band released?
- Dave Matthews Band has released 12 studio albums, from Remember Two Things (1993) to Walk Around the Moon (2023).
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