victorgator

Did you stay for Acuff Rose from the edge of the stage? I did. You do remember when he hinted that he would maybe do that without amplification earlier in the show, right? And when he did play it, when he did unplug, after coming out for a SECOND ENCORE, there was some VERY limited hushing by the crowd, and then COMPLETE silence. No bottles clinking, no drunk frattys, nothing. The sound of Tweedy's guitar was wonderful, especially from the front row ducking between the sections. I have never witnessed the Cain's so quiet when filled with 1000 people. The crowd, as unruly as you obviousl

victorgator, i couldn't have said it better. cain's was, is, and will always be THE premier venue to see live music in this area. people need to get the hell over their expectations and simply enjoy the show for what it was: an opportunity to see a gifted musician recongnize the crowd he's playing to, very quickly adapt his arsenal, and ultimately deliver a fantastic show that ultimately turned into probably one of the most positive music experiences i and likely the naysayers have ever witnessed. amen, brother. amen!

It was a great show. And Jeff enjoyed it too, here's why: 1. Jeff is the lead man of a rock band. 2. His fans appreciate the music and pay him money to see his shows with Wilco. 3. His fans also will pay to see him without the band. 4. Jeff's pays a booking manager to pick the right venue and book his shows. 5. The Cain's Ballroom is a bar. 6. People drink at bars. They have a good time. 7. If Jeff was truly looking for a stale, shut-the-fuck-up-and-hear-my-augmented-7th-ring-out-style atmosphere, there are plenty of different performance rooms available in Tulsa, includin

Great show. It's a Friday night at the Cain's, a place with a spring-loaded dance floor that just ain't meant for chairs. Wooing is to be expected, and Jeff played to his crowd. A good time was had by all, and the "alpha male frat guys," sitting in the chairs directly in front of me, really weren't all that bad. I've seen MUCH MUCH worse at Dave Matthews acoustic shows. I spoke with the taper on the 2nd row after the show and gave him my card. He said he was going upload the show to the Via Chicago torrent site. However, the tracker seems to be down. How long has it been down? Is the