So any of you out there who perhaps follow/listen to Dave Matthews Band might know that in the past few years they've changed producers a couple of times, and with it their sound to a degree. Some people can't stand the change, others accept that it's part of a band's evolution and maintaining their sanity by developing new sounds and styles to keep them sane and not so monotonous. That being said, it's a fairly widely accepted fact that Steve Lillywhite was probably the best producer they've had, the sound that emerged is what cemented DMB as the group that they are and found their amazing following. All that being said, Steve Lillywhite won a Grammy tonight for Producer of the Year. (U2's "How to Dismantle and Atomic Bomb" as well as Jason Mraz's "Mr. A-Z") Congrats to Mr. Lillywhite.

Some of the Albums Lillywhite has produced: (Courtesy of Wikipedia)
-Peter Gabriel:
---Peter Gabriel (III or Melt)
-Guster:
---Lost and Gone Forever
-Dave Matthews Band:
---Under The Table and Dreaming,
---Crash,
---The Lillywhite Sessions,
---Before These Crowded Streets
-Phish:
---Billy Breathes
-The Rolling Stones:
---Dirty Work
-U2:
---Boy,
---October,
---War,
---Under a Blood Red Sky,
---The Joshua Tree (some songs, not all),
---Achtung Baby,
---All That You Can't Leave Behind,
---How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb
-Coldplay:
---X&Y
-Counting Crows:
---Hard Candy
-Jason Mraz:
---Mr. A-Z