Aha!
I just showed yesterday my daughter's boyfriend this song (he didn't know anything about Jethro Tull, neither its name) to demonstrate the "almost plagiarism" of the Eagles Hotel California.
He is a fan of that song Hotel California, and he was stunned, discovering that the chord sequence and the guitar solo are almost identical.
Now I think he has more respect for me when it comes to music.
Agree. (Grammy) Imagine 5.1 or Atmos, oh my.
I've read several reviews and it seems the sound and video quality are variable, ranging from pretty rough to pretty good. However, all agree if you are a Tull fan it's pretty much a must have, warts and all. Four DVD's for $35-$40 isn't bad, and it sure does look nice. I've heard rumors that a special deluxe edition of Bursting Out was in the works which, if true, would be the best option for live Tull even though it's missing some great later period (post Heavy Horses) material. I don't know, probably get 'em both!Thoughts on the Around The World Live set? There's been a reissue of that this year and I'm tempted to buy it, if only to display it alongside the SW booksets
Minstrel in the Gallery.I only know Tull via Aqualung, Thick as a Brick, and M.U. Best of. Any recommendations for going deeper? Prefer surround (of course). Gravitate towards hard rock. Thanks!
James,I only know Tull via Aqualung, Thick as a Brick, and M.U. Best of. Any recommendations for going deeper? Prefer surround (of course). Gravitate towards hard rock. Thanks!
Do we really know for sure that there is a reissue coming? I know someone posted a link to an online shopping site that seemed to indicate a future supply at a reasonable price, but I don't see any indication of it anywhere else on the web, including other outlets that would normally list it for pre-order, particularly Burning Shed. I hope it's true, but I'm skeptical at this point... hope to be proved wrong. My original copy came new from importCDs via Amazon with a big gouge in the front cover, which I never bothered to return for replacement, so I would love to buy another one if it's (relatively) cheap.
Yes. It almost seems too good to be true, but it looks to be the real deal. I went ahead and ordered my copy from JPC.de. They've already billed me and the total cost including tax and shipping to the U.S. was just $48.55. I think it's a great deal.
Songs From the Wood and Heavy HorsesI only know Tull via Aqualung, Thick as a Brick, and M.U. Best of. Any recommendations for going deeper? Prefer surround (of course). Gravitate towards hard rock. Thanks!
Not sure if anyone posted this interview regarding the topic but it's interesting (and relatively short)....Aha!
I just showed yesterday my daughter's boyfriend this song (he didn't know anything about Jethro Tull, neither its name) to demonstrate the "almost plagiarism" of the Eagles Hotel California.
He is a fan of that song Hotel California, and he was stunned, discovering that the chord sequence and the guitar solo are almost identical.
Now I think he has more respect for me when it comes to music.
I only know Tull via Aqualung, Thick as a Brick, and M.U. Best of. Any recommendations for going deeper? Prefer surround (of course). Gravitate towards hard rock. Thanks!
Yeah, I saw that listing when it was first posted here, but my question remains: if there really is going to be a reissue, why is the German JPC site the only one that has it available to pre-order? Why is there no mention of it on Tull's official website, or anywhere else you can Google for that matter? Late November is only a month away, after all.
