This was my first TMBG concert, and my first concert in general. I got free tickets because my school's guidance counselor bought me them as a bribe to get me to go to class (which I ended up not doing anyway, but I digress). My aunt (who went with me) and I seriously misjudged the time TMBG would actually be on (which was around nine), so not only did we have to leave halfway through the setlist, we also had to stand in line for like, three hours. But this dude behind us was pretty cool. He expressed his desire to tell Flansburgh that Nixon was, indeed, the one, which amused me. Plus, Flansburgh actually walked past me in line at one point! Seems he was asking where the record store was. Eventually, we actually got inside the venue. The opening act was interesting, but unfortunately I don't speak French. After some more time, TMBG came on and opened with Hey, Mr. DJ, which I must admit is better live than on CD. They also unveiled a new sequel to Why Does the Sun Shine, which was a nice surprise. Then, of course, more surprises! I was pretty shocked (in a super-good way) that they played Unsupervised, I Hit My Head and West Virginia. Though, I later realized my stupidity, because Flansburgh had said earlier that they were playing at least one song from every album. I guess it didn't click that he meant solo albums, too. We left during Alphabet of Nations, but all in all in was a great experience. The songs rocked, the between-song banter was hilarious, and we even had a nice view. We were stationed on the balcony thing right above the band. Dan Miller was usually obscured by this machine thing right in front of me, but I could see everyone else perfectly. I hope to see TMBG live again someday, preferably with a friend instead of my aunt. ;p