Tom Waits' 'I'll Shoot The Moon' captures the raw, theatrical energy that defines his live performances. Featured on the 2009 album Glitter & Doom Live, the track showcases Waits' signature blend of blues, jazz, and rock, delivered with his characteristic gravelly vocals. The song reflects his long-standing ability to transform studio compositions into dynamic, improvisational experiences on stage. As part of a career spanning decades, this recording highlights his evolution from a folk-influenced troubadour to a master of avant-garde storytelling. The performance emphasizes the emotional depth and rhythmic complexity that have made his live shows legendary, offering listeners a glimpse into the spontaneous creativity that fuels his extensive discography.