I just went to play this for a friend who had never heard it and was surprised to find that it is no longer available with my $15 a month subscription to Apple Music. I had downloaded it a long time ago, but now couldn’t play it. Frustrated, I searched online and found that it is no longer available for free on any major, legal platform. This is one of the most, if not the most, amazing comedy sets I’ve ever heard. If I ever had any doubt that comedy is an art, Tig Notero’s performance here erased that. This is art at it’s best - it makes you feel, think, cry, and laugh. It is certainly worth $6 (less than the price of 1 drink at a club or bar)! Plus, I’m pretty sure that Tig has pledged some of her profits to cancer research. However, I hope that putting a price (in a way, a “paywall”) on it doesn’t keep people from hearing it! I wish Apple had a function for people (at least for people with a subscription to their service) to pay or donate, perhaps with a suggested amount, money to artists for works that they really enjoy. How hard could it be to implement? Also, when I first searched the Music app for this today, I looked up “Tig Notero” and was only shown the 2 albums of hers that are included in my subscription. I had to dig to find this, and when I did, the tracks were greyed out with no option to buy them! I had to go on the web and search to get a link that opened this separate app, “The iTunes Store”, in order to actually buy and download it. I could have found it more directly if I had opened iTunes Store before searching the web (where I found it is also available to buy and download from Amazon) but since I have a subscription to Apple Music, I never open this other app. I think they really need to either merge or sync the two apps so people with Apple Music subs don’t miss out on great content like this!

I first encountered Tig on her show “One Mississippi.” I instantly fell in love with her dry sense of humor! Being from Louisiana, I could understand her introduction to her loving, innocent, Mississippi folk, with those “splatters” of individual intelligence among the honest, simple folks (“Bless Their Heart!”). Tig demonstrates the art of facing the reality of life (& death) and finding how to live through it by doing whatever it is you do best and Tig is best at humor; I mean really good at it. I “double-dog dare” anyone to listen to 15 seconds of any of her routines (or screen appearances) and not begin to see humor through her eyes, and what beautiful eyes those are. God Bless You Tig, FOREVER - you’ve taught (& still teach) me with each encounter that I have with you. Thank you for being yourself! Buy this recording, folks - you will listen to it over & over & also laugh with Tig, over and over!

Wow, I am so glad I purchase this album. It made me laugh and cry, and smile a lot. Do not deny yourself this experience.

This is a true example of what art is used for. There are moments in life where you can no longer make the silly joke but have to go deeper. Tig shows that to be vulnerable is to be truly powerful.

Tig is hilarious but "Live at the moth" only plays on the left speaker

Tig is awesome! Love, love, love this!

For such a low price, you get so much entertainment. Serious but hilarious.