Bubs101

19, but I see the point of this thread. At Jeff's accoustic gig I felt I was at a simon and garfunkel concert or something. Everyone was 30plus

Jeff and Glen with Prince and Ad Rock of the Beastie Boys.

For me, the legend behind YHF will guarantee there place in history and serve as an inspiration to any band who doesn't have full support from their label. Kicking Television should guarantee their live reputation and I'd be shellshocked if every second band from Chicago didn't claim wilco to be their main influence. And for me, A ghost is Born is more likely to harm their legacy than SBS, if you forget the grammys

I was working in Milan at the time and found out Wilco was playing on my birthday, yay, so I got two day's of to see him and bright eyes. But as I'm Irish, I also wanted to get wasted for my birthday, it's a cultural thing, so I brought a bottle of vodka. Got front and centre, started speaking to a few like minded wilco fans who found out it was my birthday and started buying me pints so I was content to leave the Vodka for another day......................

Then came the support act, they drove me to the bottle so I was very drunk by the time Wilco came on. I requested Casino Queen alot, then got wildly sick standing front and centre. Jeff spent 2 minutes talking bout me at the gig so it was a bit of a result for me and the bouncers waited till the end of the show before carting me to the ambulance..... with my T-shirts.

Was a terrible mistake

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE come to Ireland.Please

Overated- Ashes of American Flags

Underated- Why would you want to live, How to fight loneliness

Casino Queen.

Wilco inspired me to take up gambling with that song, great role models

I really wish I could remember more about this gig than nearly getting sick on Jeff, oh the shame