JeffTweedysFatStomach

I can't believe how bad this song is. Listen folks, do yourself a favor, go listen to any Wilco album and then listen to this song.

Saw the Ward meister at the Metro - awesome awesome awesome. Check him out if you can. Somebody said that he was way better live than on record and they were absolutely right. As far as that goofy comment about Tweedy and Ward being the next Young and Dylan - NO WAY. Giving Tweedles and Montgomery Ward wayyyyy too much credit. Young spanks both of them and Dylan is just light years beyond.

Well where I sat - floor row EE - I was surrounded by people who were having conversations through many of his songs and did very little - if any - clapping. A couple next to me were constantly checking their watches through the encores. It was, from my experience, the worst crowd I've seen at a concert (with the exception of the annoying insanity of some punk bands I saw in my younger years).

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I, too, was at the Detroit show. Was also there for Tom in Chicago. I'm a Chicago native but I have to say the Detroit crowd was much better and I think Waits took note as well. He was much more talkative and his entire band seemed like they were having a lot more fun. The show, overall, was far superior (although my seats were far inferior - fifth row center in Chicago, balcony front row in Detroit [still not a bad seat at all]) and I loved the singalong on Rains on Me. I can't wait for the Orphans boxed set and I hope that I get a chance to see Tom again some day.

iI have to say I saw them last weekend in Chicago and it was one of the better musical experiences of my life. I don't know if I've ever been to a show that was so emotionally raw. Amazing.

I am super pumped. Balcony row A in Detroit and Orchestra row E in home Chicago. I don't know how I afforded these tickets and I certainly don't know how I'll afford to travel to Detroit... Anyone need a kidney?