Original sentence: "Everyday" was also familiar to older DMB fans, as the main guitar lick was lifted from the song "#36".Better known as The Lillywhite Sessions, this rough album was lauded by both the fan base and the popular press.But like the band itself, much of the fanbase was disappointed with the release.Carter Beauford said that Everyday was a product of Matthews and Ballard and that it did not showcase the rest of the band.Everydays slick pop sound (including Dave Matthews' first ever recording sessions on electric guitar) was a big departure from the band's previous work and highly divergent from the songs recorded with Lillywhite.The February 27, 2001 release of Everyday was a huge commercial success
Edited sentence: " The tradition is now a staple at DMB's live shows."Everyday" was also familiar to older DMB fans, as the main guitar lick was lifted from the song "#36," which can be found on the Live At Red Rocks and Listener Supported records.Better known as The Lillywhite Sessions, this rough album was universally lauded by both the fan base and the popular press.But like the band itself, the fan base was disappointed with the release.Everydays slick, pop sound (including Dave Matthews' first ever recording sessions on electric guitar) was a big departure from the band's previous work and highly divergent from the songs recorded with Lillywhite.Fans noticed this at concerts and towards the end of the bands live versions of "Everyday" you could hear the fans start to sing the chorus to "#36.It is said that Everyday was a product of Matthews and Ballard and that it did not showcase the rest of the band.The February 27, 2001 release of Everyday was a huge commercial success, for the band