thedank

I thought they were fairly bland. It was as if they had some toys, love music, and were trying their best to be a band. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying they can't play or weren't trying, but they are missing direction. The singing was nothing to write home about and consisted of pretty much the same sounds over and over. I don't remember anything I heard which I haven't heard somewhere else. Seemed pretty one dimensional and limited. I didn't mind sitting through it, but it's nothing I'd go out of my way to see again unless it improved. Wish them the best of luck. They seemed like

SarahC - My wife and I sat next to you. Neither of us was annoyed. Glad you got to meet him and had a good time. We certainly did. She said you mentioned wanting to be a music teacher of some sort and how that seemed to fit you. Said you were real nice.

He started and it was real quiet. Then, you hear what sounds like a baby crying for a second. He kept going and looked confused. Then he stopped and said, "Is there a child here?...Man, this is getting really strange."

Great show. Only one I saw this tour so can't say how it was in relation to others. Still, I had a great time and Tweedy impressed me once again. It's very cool to see him as a professional nowdays at the top of his craft. I think back to meeting him in '96 with Bennett for an interview, then their tirad at the show later that night. He's really grown into a pro. The last few Wilco shows have been spot on as well. Great banter, in control the whole night, enjoyed every minute of it. Immigrant Song was great. The child crying was funny. A+ show. Hopefully I'll see him solo again s