Settling down for some Tull

[Mystery Man]

Jethro Tull - Live at the Isle of Wight c. 1970 this evening on INHD. I'm going to be annoying the wife with the TV up too loud this evening.

 

[GlassJaw]

I might check that out too. The first real concert I've ever went to was Tull.

 

[Mystery Man]

Been yelled at twice already. Had to turn it down so the upstairs blinds wouldn't rattle.

 

[BOZ]

aqualung my friend!

 

[GlassJaw]

aqualung my friend!

That came after their Isle of Wight performance.

 

[Bloodstone Press]

Too bad I missed it. Tull rocks, especially the early stuff. They were a great blues/rock band before they became a great rock and roll band. And of course, they were a great rock and roll band before they became a great folk music band (see Heavy Horses, Songs from the Wood and Minstrel in the Gallery). Of course, they were a great folk music band before they became a great 80s techno-esque band (see the Broadsword and the Beast. The cover art alone is worth the price). They then went back to basics and returned to being a great rock and roll band (Rock Island). And of course, more recently Mr. Anderson has become a great classical composer (see 12 Dances with God and the Secret Language of Birds).

So, yeah... Tull kicks serious butt. .

"Take your hand up off the chain,
loose a wish to still the rain,
the storm about to be...."

-- Jethro Tull, A Passion Play, 1973

 

[JIMBOTHEBLACK]

I loaned my aqualung CD to my girlfriend and she lost the case*Sob* come to think of it, she also lost my PS1 memory card with all my mastered Tomb Raider games on it*RAGE*

 

[Jakar]

What was that Tull quote I heard many years ago. "Only the wise man knows he is as thick as a brick."

Well I think it was from them.

 

[Mystery Man]

It was a pretty good show, Ian Anderson narrated. Still doing his thing.

 

[jgbrowning]

Like Tull a lot. Probably have oh, 15 or so albums.

joe b.