I'm still getting off my high from seeing her in person. It's a treat being able to see her in a small venue like that rather than watching her on TV and in some big stadium. The intimacy is great although I can do without the less-than-awesome Fillmore security.

The line that formed at the Fillmore was wrapping around the block. Even though I was near the end I still ended up towards the middle of the Fillmore's dance floor and I didn't' even have to push my way through or anything which was awesome.

When she came out she looked so pretty. I like what she's done with her hair, making it sort of poofy. It's cute.

Her voice is amazing, she sounds exactly like how it would be on her CDs. She sang mostly her English songs from This Is One which was cool, I wouldn't have mind if she sang some of her older Japanese hits though, that would have finished my night off with a bang.

I'm not use to her speaking in English but it's simply cute when she did her MC segments. Talking about walking around in the rain. Going to the pier and stopping at Cafe Plant (sp) to get a smoothie.

SMOOTHIE!

I love how she points out that she wouldn't mind living in San Francisco and how comfortable she feels being in the City. How cool would it be to just one day walk somewhere in SF and you see Utada just casually walking about? Super cool, that's how cool it would be.

I'm glad to have seen her tonight, I would have missed out on something special if I didn't go. Although she's been performing most of her career in Japanese stadiums like Budokan, I feel that small venues like the Fillmore really make it much more amazing. The intimacy of it is just outstanding.