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i'll bet i'm not the only one who came here first thing to see how Tyler's experience went. first, what a relief, then, what a joy.
fwiw, my undergrad years (1975 - 82)were spent seeing bands at Cain's Ballroom, often right where tyler was, and the picture in my mind of him there at the stage is just TOO rich. Cain's, at its best, is a place like no other. congratulations, tyler! don't let things keep you away another 28 years. and THANK YOU for your generosity (and candor, the candor brought a BIG smile to a LOT of faces) in allowing all of us to ride along with you!