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Uncanny. How do you know I play golf, are you watching me? Do I need to scan my computer? Fuck.

Standing unto itself is in not necesarrily douchery, but if there is a douche at a concert, he is standing (and he is fist-pumping, and he is talking, and it's all for him). If a douche sits attentively at a concert and goes completely unnoticed, is he really a douche?

I would consider myself a young(ish) professional, though more of the (somewhat) reformed hippie with kids to feed type than of the suit-wearing ilk, and having been to the recent Knoxville show, I would have to say that the chatters were more hipsters that otherwise. Maybe I don't know what a young preffesional is. Does that just mean that you are employed? If anything, I think my impressions of a yuppie and a hipster now-a-days are very similar. Conspicuous Blackberry, striped shirt, hair prodicts, etc... May I also take this opportunity to start a sit vs. stand debate? I couldn't agree mo

That's not what your grandma said...too.

I'm not a tall man (5'9" but taller than many of the women at any given concert), and I think for me it is an issue of being able to see (all of) the musicians. I can listen to all the live Wilco that my hard drives will fit , but if I go to a nice theatre with great acoustics, dazzling decor and comfortable seats, I would like to SEE the band. Certainly in my younger years it was was all about me and my experience at the show, but now I would just like to concentrate on the band. I didn't enjoy the show any less by standing to be sure, but conversely I don't think someone standing with their

Just to play devil's advocate, "no parking on the dance floor". What you have is 40% of the audience stading motionless in front of 59% of the audience that would rather sit and actually SEE the musicians, all watching 1% attempting to dance. Dancing is cool, standing blows. No one stood until the encore at the Ryman last year, and that is the best Wilco show that I have seen (apparently a good enough performance for inclusion in the new DVD). I used to be right there with you (when I would actually dance), but I see it a different way now. You've got your right, though. Other than that, it