Posted 5 years ago
iggy
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I have been in a Jethro Tull mood lately, so here we have the 1972 release 'Living In The Past'. A double album of outtakes, album songs, B sides and some live pieces. The album was packaged with large full color photos on many pages. Probably an expensive package to make back then. Tull was known for being one of the loudest bands back in the 70's. Ian Anderson is the front man and has continued to keep Tull going to this day. Martin Barre(guitar) was with him since 1969 till just a few yrs ago. I have seen Tull many times and also Martin Barre solo and met one of Tull's drummers, Barriemore Barlow once.
Thanx for listening!
9-24-19
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Seen them live twice. Martin Barre is way underrated.
I've always been a Tull fan, but, never had the pleasure of seeing them perform. Great album!!
Thank you Newfld, aura, officialfuel, MrCrystalShip:
Thomas pretty cool page, I will keep checking it out! I liked a couple of them!
Thanx WesternPA-Collector, I remember when that happened. Tull scratched their heads on that one also. Metallica took in in good stride though.
Thanx fortapache I agree with your statement for sure!
Thanx jscott363, sorry you never got to see them live but keep listening to their music!
Ms.CrystalShip, great story! I am glad you made it, but sad you didn't get to the show. Thanx!
Thanx junkbuddy & SEAN68 for listening!