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"   No. 5: The ultimate tables-have-turned experience: By some miraculous equation involving alcohol consumption and male vs. female attendance at SXSW this year, I experienced something I never have before: The lines for the Porta-Potties were SHORTER for the women than the men. No. 4: Bill Murray and Wu-Tang Walk Into a Bar... I spotted Bill Murray at the Eastbound &amp;amp;amp; Found showcase Thursday evening taking in the amazing GZA (of Wu-Tang Clan) show. Later that night he was seen hanging with GZA at the Shangri-La, where he apparently got behind the bar and started serving drinks. I wonder what you tip Bill Murray? No. 3: Local Natives performance at Emo&amp;#039;s: The Local Natives are an indie-rock band from Los Angeles. Their debut album was officially released in the US last month, but they&amp;#039;ve been on my iPod longer. This was the first time I caught them live, and their 3-part harmonies and foot-stomping beats made me fall for them even harder. Think Fleet Foxes, with bite. No. 2: Seeing Courtney Love perform &amp;quot;Miss World&amp;quot; live for the first time in over a decade:Courtney Love&amp;#039;s performance at the Spin Magazine party Friday afternoon \u2014 her first U.S. performance in over 10 years \u2014 lived up to every one of my inner-teen dreams. She walked out on stage looking like a punk-rock Ophelia. Instead of donning her beauty pageant sash a la Miss World, she wore a police-tape sash that read &amp;quot;Beware,&amp;quot; and the stocking on her right leg had one long clean tear the full way down. The comeback starts now. No. 1: Dancing on stage with The Very Best: One of the acts I was most looking forward to seeing, The Very Best, performed at the Pitchfork closing party at Scoot Inn. The band has two halves: Esau Mwamwaya, a singer originally from Malawi, and a pair of DJs/producers known as Radioclit. The Very Best borrow samples from artists including M.I.A, Vampire Weekend, and The XX, then layer in African beats and lyrics sung in Chichewa, the national language of Malawi. The result is impossible not to dance to. The band did a lot of stage-diving throughout the show, then invited the audience to join them on stage for the last song\u2014and who am I to turn down such an offer? \u2014Jill Serra "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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