Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick (live in London 1977)
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2013-11-24に共有
The concert was covered live by BBC, and later released on various bootleg DVD versions by fans.
This version is the best quality one, produced by "Room 101".
The strange thing about it is that Ian Anderson's speaks between songs are subtitled in Japanese.
All material is visually remastered by BigDaddyAEL1964.
DVD PLAYLIST
1. Skating Away
2. Jack-In-The-Green
3. Thick As A Brick
4. Songs From The Wood
5. Velvet Green
6. Hunting Girl
7. Aqualung
8-9-10. Guitar solo / Wind-Up / Locomotive Breath
JETHRO TULL LINEUP
Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, acoustic guitar
Martin Barre - guitar
John Glascock - bass
Barriemore Barlow - drums and percussion
John Evan - keyboards
David Palmer - keyboards
コメント (21)
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You will never see another band like this, they don't make them any more.
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If I had been a Medieval king, I would have searched far and wide until I found a bard like Ian Anderson. He might be the most under appreciated showman we've ever seen. Unfortunately, I was born a year after this performance, and thus way too late to appreciate Jethro Tull in their prime....but thankfully I had parents who had great taste in music.
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Some people say "Bohemian Rhapsody" is an epic song and story. Nothing against that piece, but it doesn't hold a candle to "Thick as a Brick".
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Jethro Tull makes me feel devastatingly sorry that I wasn't born until the 00s. Discovering them in this age is like finding a golden pin in an enormous pile of plastic straws. Music today will never be this intricate, imaginative, and original. Everything Tull did in the seventies is pure brilliance.
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In that time NO VOCALIST could compete with Ian. Dancing, posing, singing, entertaining, playing guitar and flute on a level of his own. And the band worked on the same level. The music, the tricky structure of songs maybe was not really good for air playing. But if you see them now you must confess: they were master class
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So after doing a deep dive recently into progressive rock at 28 years old, I have discovered this band called Jethro Tull….and listened to Thick as A Brick like about 13 times now on repeat….I used to be infatuated with 90s progressive rock, but man it’s true what they say….the 70s was the most experimental and artistic time for progressive rock. This band is legendary. And if you don’t like Jethro Tull, you just might be as Thick as A Brick 😉
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Jethro Tull was my 1st Concert at 13 yrs old in 1973. I am forever transformed and grateful 🙏
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Jethro Tull was my Dads favorite band. Lost him many years ago when I was a wee lad, but whenever I listen to Jethro I always feel connected to him. I'm thankful that he got me into such an amazing band and that I still have a way to feel that connection. Cheers, Dad!🍺
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I wasn't familiar with Ian at all, my new girlfriend at the time dragged me to Montreal in 1977 to see this guy play the flute, well OK I went along with it. Then bam! I was blown away couldn't believe the pure energy of a flute with a rock band, the sound system was a knockout for the size of the forum. My ears rang all the way home. Next day I went out and bought all the Albums available at Treble Clef.....
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I am blessed to be 65 and have sat outside Madison Square Garden wrapped in a blanket waiting for tickets to go on sale. I saw Tull every Garden appearance & we brought weed and winesacks over our shoulders and you sometimes couldn't see the stage for the smoky weed wafting around the ceiling and it was magical and wonderful and it'll probably be one of my last thoughts as I fade into Heaven...And then I'll be be 17 and see them Live again over and over in NYC Heaven! 🤗❤️✌️✨
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Never witnessed a performer as talented as Ian Anderson, ever. Same goes for Jethro Tull as a whole. Just. Beautiful. Spectacular. Wonderful.
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I grew up listening to Jethro Tull one of my favorite all time bands. Ian was a genius, he wasn't just a singer he was a theatrical performer a true artist.
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Oh boy, we sure had fantastic bands in the 60's and 70's.
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best live performance of Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Brick I've ever seen!
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No auto tune, no computerized click track....this kind of music will likely never be made again and it makes me shake my head and say it's a shame.
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Ian Anderson, Not just a clever singer/songwriter, but a showman and entertainer. Top notch performance, I'd say!!
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These guys should be the lead at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - a symbol of what rock music really is: inventiveness, emotion, performance, and timelessness!
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I've seen Janis Joplin at the Fillmore West and Jimi Hendrix at the Winterland Auditorium and a lot of other people in a lot of different places but nobody could touch Jethro Tull on an indoor concert level. Best performance ever
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One of the most charismatic and energetic performers in all of music.
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My brother who passed away July 2020 loved this band. This music is a time capsule from another time, a passed way of life. He lived his the way he wanted. He never missed out on his "ale and merryment". ....and let's all go "living in the past".
