The Olympics kick off tomorrow, with the opening ceremonies in Rio signaling the start of the games. Let’s set aside the fact that Rio is a complete wasteland that will probably claim the life of an athlete or two over the next month and remember that the Olympics have a decent track record of providing some worthwhile musical moments. 

Let’s start in 2002, when then-budding rock act Dave Matthews Band hit the stage in chilly Salt Lake City, UT prior to the Winter Games that year. The band played a bundled-up 75-minute set that hit on many of their classics like “Too Much,” “What Would You Say,” “Ants Marching” and a closing cover of “All Along the Watchtower.” Watch that in full below. 

Then there comes NBC’s recent fascination with Phish. Here, they work in “First Tube” set to film of a bobsled flying around the track. 

And then there are the multiple instances of “Tweezer Reprise” being used to highlight the achievements of Apolo Anton Ohno and Michael Phelps.