My Morning Jacket in Iowa City 10/07/2008 (4 of 4)

poor jimmy. i feel for patrick having to announce. long live MMJ!

Check your ears.

I was at this show. Right about where this video was taken...total bummer about the fall. Jim really wasn't doing anything spectacular at the time. I think he was just stepping forward a bit to finish the song. But the lights went out. I thought at first he was getting into the crowd, guess not. Anyway they did such a good job for those first six songs, I think it was hard for anyone to want to boo them for cancelling. Just hope they make it back to Iowa City. Drag bout the upcoming gigs.

was Jim alright? they canceled the chicago show last night. That's so terrible, he's extremely talented.

I feel for the hugely talented Jim, the band, & for all the dedicated fans. My sis is a UI nurse; Jim's been released & on the road to recovery. My son & I were lucky enough to catch the show in Seattle on the 27th; we expected mere greatness but were blown away! The band handled a painful situation with grace, which, it seems, most of the attendees took their cue from. Iowa City (my home town) knows how to rock, and knows how to behave well! Great band; great fans. "The Hippies were right!"

Jim is my favorite musician in the world. I hope he gets better very soon. Nice to hear that he's released.

ya ur a moron just trying to get people to respond to ur idiotic comment, anyone who has seen this band live knows they are the real deal... go back to commenting on dashboard confessional videos

if you think you deserve a refund you're only slightly less retarded than handyman up there.

My friend and i were right behind these people at the show and he taped the whole thing including the fall. We're not gonna post it... too much respect. It was pretty dark anyway, you hear it more than see it.

post the fall... I don't understand why every fan is so touchy about visually seeing the fall... I'm a huge fan and just want to see and hear the fall for further evidence to suit my concern for  James Olliges Jr