U need to watch the live video version of this band to appreciate them : all live video versions 1) My God 2) Aqualung 3,) Thick as a Brick 4) Cross eyed Mary 5 Songs from the Wood
@@thefamm Aqualung is one of their most famous songs, but one without the flute. You need to get a copy of the lyrics. It's about the homeless and how we see them, and what life is really like for them.
Jethro Tull is the 'heavier' side of Progressive Rock. They released their first album in 1968, the latest one this year, they were big in the 70s, selling out stadiums. Ian Anderson is the vocalist, self taught flutist and general multi-instrumentalist. Defiantly not cowboys or country, more like medieval bards playing modern rock.
@@thefamm Thick As A Brick Live is a good one to show you the whole bands talent along with Ian's stage presence. Get the live one at 13:30 minutes, It is an shortened version of the album cut which is 44 minutes long! My God live is good also to see Ian go nuts on the Flute. This band is one that is better live. Not that their studio work is bad, it's great. They just put on one HELL of a show and tend to jam a lot.
CZcams, ‘BENEFIT JETHRO TULL 1970’. THE FIRST SONG…’WITH YOU THERE TO HELP ME’…..CZcams, ‘JETHRO TULL, AQUALUNG, THE ORCHESTRAL VERSION’. ‘BUDAPEST, JETHRO TULL THE ORCHESTRAL VERSION’. MUST LISTEN TO ‘JETHRO TULL….THICK AS A BRICK’!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS WILL REALY SET YOU TO ANOTHER ‘HIDDEN MUSICIANS - MASTERPIECES’. THEY DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW, IT’S TOP EXPERT TALENT! DO YOU SEE REAL MUSIC AND HOW THE CURRENT CROP - NOT MUCH TALENT - PROMOTED BY THE CURRENT TIMES (TIMES OF THE END - PROPHETIC). THEY DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW REAL MUSIC, EXCELLENE, TALENT…..IT IS THE FLUTE.
I just found your reaction to my favorite band. You've got over 50 years of outstanding, unique music to discover ... so Ive subscribed. I know you're going to watch more. You have GOT to see a live performance, try THICK AS A BRICK ... will blow you away. ps ... your recording skipped.
@thefamm Aqualung Living in the Past Thick as a Brick My God Wondering Aloud Anything from the album Benefit These are just a few off the top of my head. There's nobody else like them. My other favorite band back in the 70's was Blue Oyster Cult. You might wanna check them out too. Like Jethro Tull, they achieved good success, but not the big time fame and acknowledgement like some other bands, because they were very unique, and hard to categorize. Not pop enough. I guess 😀
U need to watch the live video version of this band to appreciate them : all live video versions
1) My God
2) Aqualung
3,) Thick as a Brick
4) Cross eyed Mary
5 Songs from the Wood
Thanks for the recommendations! Aqualung must be good, you’re the second person to say that song.
@@thefamm Aqualung is one of their most famous songs, but one without the flute. You need to get a copy of the lyrics. It's about the homeless and how we see them, and what life is really like for them.
I've been listening to them since the 60s I think this came out in 73.
Wait what?! I thought this was maybe 80s. These guys have been doing this forever then
Jethro Tull is the 'heavier' side of Progressive Rock. They released their first album in 1968, the latest one this year, they were big in the 70s, selling out stadiums. Ian Anderson is the vocalist, self taught flutist and general multi-instrumentalist. Defiantly not cowboys or country, more like medieval bards playing modern rock.
Stadiums?! How have I never heard of these guys? Time to go down the rabbit hole.
@@thefamm Thick As A Brick Live is a good one to show you the whole bands talent along with Ian's stage presence. Get the live one at 13:30 minutes, It is an shortened version of the album cut which is 44 minutes long! My God live is good also to see Ian go nuts on the Flute. This band is one that is better live. Not that their studio work is bad, it's great. They just put on one HELL of a show and tend to jam a lot.
JUST SAW HIM AT THE BEACON THEATER, NYC
I'm jealous
They’re still performing?
Another song is Aqualung great song Crosseyed Mary is another one
CZcams, ‘BENEFIT JETHRO TULL 1970’. THE FIRST SONG…’WITH YOU THERE TO HELP ME’…..CZcams, ‘JETHRO TULL, AQUALUNG, THE ORCHESTRAL VERSION’. ‘BUDAPEST, JETHRO TULL THE ORCHESTRAL VERSION’. MUST LISTEN TO ‘JETHRO TULL….THICK AS A BRICK’!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS WILL REALY SET YOU TO ANOTHER ‘HIDDEN MUSICIANS - MASTERPIECES’. THEY DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW, IT’S TOP EXPERT TALENT!
DO YOU SEE REAL MUSIC AND HOW THE CURRENT CROP - NOT MUCH TALENT - PROMOTED BY THE CURRENT TIMES (TIMES OF THE END - PROPHETIC).
THEY DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW REAL MUSIC, EXCELLENE, TALENT…..IT IS THE FLUTE.
I just found your reaction to my favorite band. You've got over 50 years of outstanding, unique music to discover ... so Ive subscribed. I know you're going to watch more. You have GOT to see a live performance, try THICK AS A BRICK ... will blow you away.
ps ... your recording skipped.
Thanks for watching and the input! I’ll keep an eye out for that next time.
These guys have been making music that long? Wow
@@thefamm 23rd studio album out this year ... RokFlote.
It's a flute alright. And cowboys don't play it. 🤣
Lol I’d be the first! Or they run me out of the tavern beforehand lol
Do more Jethro Tull....they were too good to get all the cheap praise
Any songs in particular I should check out?
@thefamm
Aqualung
Living in the Past
Thick as a Brick
My God
Wondering Aloud
Anything from the album Benefit
These are just a few off the top of my head.
There's nobody else like them.
My other favorite band back in the 70's was Blue Oyster Cult.
You might wanna check them out too.
Like Jethro Tull, they achieved good success, but not the big time fame and acknowledgement like some other bands, because they were very unique, and hard to categorize.
Not pop enough.
I guess 😀
Master musicians, genius composer