Is this release better than the original?
It is really good.
Hard hat and sand bags ready!!
It is really good.
Hard hat and sand bags ready!!
You mean the original Tull album?Is this release better than the original?
It is really good.
Hard hat and sand bags ready!!
I Do IndeedYou mean the original Tull album?
I Do Indeed
It's ok, I'm hunkered down now .
I listened to the free file and enjoyed it quite a bit. Downloading the whole 5.1 file now, hope I enjoy the album as much.
This is the way I'd like to see all new multich music offered, in a inexpensive downloadable version and not only the mega expensive boxed sets with tons of crap I have no interest in.
YMMV LOL
Rereading this thread because I'm currently enjoying the reprint of the original TAAB bookset. From the looks of this photo, Still Thick... is a lot thinner than the Tull booksets, but seems to be the same format otherwise. Is that correct?
"Still Thick as a Brick is the debut album of this band and sounds in all aspects just like the original album from 1972."
OK, before I ask this I want to apologize if it comes off dicky, but...
If it sounds just like the original (i.e., like a cover band reproducing it exactly) what is the point of getting it? Why wouldn't I just listen to the original?
When Iron Maiden covered "Cross Eyed Mary" it sounded like Iron Maiden covering Jethro Tull not Iron Maiden imitating Jethro Tull.
Or did I just read that"sounds in all aspects just like" too literally?
Rereading this thread because I'm currently enjoying the reprint of the original TAAB bookset. From the looks of this photo, Still Thick... is a lot thinner than the Tull booksets, but seems to be the same format otherwise. Is that correct?
That looks to be very kool book!CD + DVD (5.1 DTS/AC3) - Hard Book 72 pages. 193 x 143 mm size. 15 mm thick.
Bummer,I enjoyed the stereo, never got my copy, whoever runs their bandcamp could give two shits.
Lockdown. They show delivered so could care less that I never got it.That looks to be very kool book!
Bummer,
How long you been waiting?
Wish they offered a downloadable pdf or something, I'd love to have it to read but --------------------------------------
I was well aware, as you'll see if you reread my posting. Was just curious how the packaging compares to the "original".It is from another band. It is Not Jethro Tull. Just a tribute that is really interesting if you like the TAAB concept and music.
Duh, I have it already, it is included in the downloads.Wish they offered a downloadable pdf or something, I'd love to have it to read but
The voice is played by Paul Forrest, from a Jethro Tull tribute band, it's about the same as Ian Anderson's as a young man.... It is an astounding impersonation of early 70s Ian Anderson on vocals. They even get the unique phrasing down pat. ......
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