I went to this concert as a birthday present from my sister and had a great time! Arlo's music, interlaced with Woody's songs and stories about his father as well as his trademark humor provided an excellent musical experience! I would have LOVED to have heard Alice's Restaurant but I am sure he gets that a lot so I was not really dissapointed there.

I was also very impressed with his musical co-horts and I am sure there is great satisfaction Arlo must have, having his son Abe by his side.

Thanks a lot, Arlo, for the great show!

I went to the show with several of my friends, and it was our first show. The five of us were "coming into Jesse Hall" so I'm sure Arlo would understand. I enjoyed all of his stories too, especially The Motorcycle Song and Coming Into Los Angeles. Since it was 40 years since he first played, and in the same venue, we thought he might break into Alice, but after the show he said that he needed to relearn it. Probably my favorite thing about Arlo was the fact that he took the time to sit and meet with his fans, which I would like to do in my hopes and dreams of becoming a touring musician. We talked about motorcylces and he told us to get on I-Tunes and download the Multi Colored Rainbow Roach Affair, which I mentioned I had read about on ArloNet, which my friends said made me sound geeky, but I know that Arlo and I have a special connection. We are probably best friends now. We invited him to go to Denny's with us, but he didn't hear, because we drove past his tour bus several times and shouted it out the window.

I Went to that show. It was Amazing. Infact, I think i sat next to you bob65401. All in all, greatest concert ive ever been to and probably will be forever unless I go to another Arlo Concert.

Yeah, I might have seen you there, Jonah. I was in W12, which I just realized something. Group W. I was seat 12 on the Group W bench. Assuming our seats were in the form of a single bench. But still. That's awesome. Then I hung around chatting with Arlo afterwards, so I might have seen you there. I think the Arlo concert has the Dylan show beat, I mean, it is Bob freakin Dylan, but he didn't talk to us or tell stories about how one day he went to jam with Woody, but some weird kid was there, so they played harmonica together. It just wasn't very personal. This was definitely the best show I will see for a long time, or until November when I see Arlo in Lawrence Kansas. Maybe we could meet up and go or something.