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Out This Week / on 23 August 2024 – SuperDeluxeEdition
Out This Week / on 23 August 2024 – SuperDeluxeEdition
Which has little to do with the order in which the original vinyl was first released. And then there are the Ian Anderson albums.Must file in order:
2011 Aqualung
2012 Thick As A Brick
2013 Benefit
2014 A Passion Play
2014 WarChild
2015 Minstrel in the Gallery
2015 Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll
2016 Aqualung
2016 Stand Up
2017 Songs From The Wood
2018 Heavy Horses
2018 This Was
2019 Stormwatch
2021 A
2021 Benefit
2022 Thick As A Brick
2023 The Broadsword and the Beast
2024 Live - Bursting Out
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Right. Hope you noticed my wink.Which has little to do with the order in which the original vinyl was first released. And then there are the Ian Anderson albums.
Aqualung is my favourite track:Bullseye?
Now you know why I'm always confused;>) If it's outstanding it's usually Jethro Tull with Martin Barre. Magic!I have a rhetorical question for you. How is an Ian Anderson album different from a Jethro Tull album? For example, TAAB and TAAB2.
By the name that's on the cover.I have a rhetorical question for you. How is an Ian Anderson album different from a Jethro Tull album? For example, TAAB and TAAB2.
To which "JT classic" is Homo Erraticus a sequel?...it's easy to retcon TAAB2 and HE as Tull albums, especially considering that both are sequels to a JT classic.
So, clear as mud.By the name that's on the cover.
At the time TAAB2 and Homo Erraticus came out, Ian was trying to distance himself from the Tull name and establish himself as the "brand". There was also the absence of Martin, who had been the only constant JT member besides IA since the second album.
After The Zealot Gene and Rökflöte with basically the same line-up and similar styles reverted to the JT name, it's easy to retcon TAAB2 and HE as Tull albums, especially considering that both are sequels to a JT classic. Also, his earlier solo albums were musically more different from the band.
It's all rather inconsistent.
All Cat Stevens to me.So, clear as mud.
It features the last appearance of Gerald Bostock as a plot device, so it refers to TAAB again.To which "JT classic" is Homo Erraticus a sequel?
I'd forgotten about that. D'oh!It features the last appearance of Gerald Bostock as a plot device, so it refers to TAAB again.
Someone is obviously Erraticus-phobic!I can't believe I need to write this, but, **** Erraticus is a (made up) genus-species name, a play on **** sapiens.
There's no reason to auto-redact the genus. It's not a slur.
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