Look at Anderson on stage, that jolly madman is having the time of his life lol.
@jesuscornago64812 күн бұрын
How wonderful it is to remember certain places,occasions,especial and beautiful remembrances.! I'm keeps all of us Alive!
@kirkslayden8343 күн бұрын
Fuck you KZread got it mother fucker you are a terrorist
@wendypoginy49726 күн бұрын
Certainly is supernatural
@anglosaxonbreed10 күн бұрын
He was different I give you that. I am 70 i never forget the weird expressions on his face and his scotish dental work. It what night mares are made from
@serenadevon5 күн бұрын
Especially that voice ⚡💥🫠
@josemartinezpoveda292613 күн бұрын
Es muy bueno
@uncanalabsurdo853015 күн бұрын
Im 31 a d i discover these band today, i feel so glad for it, thanm u for the music
@torreydunn703417 күн бұрын
I always loved this band. But seeing this live stuff is really blowing me away.
@donaldlarsen988418 күн бұрын
Still cant understand why they aren't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 🤔 What more did they need to do? Joke, just like the RHOF. Only took 35 years to get Rush in.
@walter299020 күн бұрын
I was there, too! The concert was sublime! Since the statute of limitations has long gone, I made a lot of "opportunities" to make the rent for many months at that concert. So many people were able to enjoy this concert, because I shared the blessings of "herb" with them!
@jimmedley20321 күн бұрын
I saw this great band in Frankfurt, Germany in 1972...i was 25yo and stationed at Wiesbaden in the Air Force...today, I'm 77 and still listening to them...Anderson and Barre are geniuses...
@caseyjones74524 күн бұрын
very enjoyable video of a classic concert, thanks.
@frankotten899425 күн бұрын
Insane performance
@spartacus277527 күн бұрын
We are about the same age I. Saw Jethro tall at blossom in Ohio. He cracked his head open with his flute never stopped. Turn out it needed. 5 stitches. It was supposed to be his last concert but he kept playing at a guy like that. You know, does not do any drugs. God bless ian anderson and his wonderful band
@patrickgirard764527 күн бұрын
J'ai vu ce groupe à la fête du vin à Colmar et c'était super terrible et inoubliable !
@DRUMMINMOFO129 күн бұрын
Man how did they remember these arrangements,no backing tracks no video prompters ,no in the ear monitors and the the stage lighting was really bad.Yet they nailed it all!!
@Macario-ow8buАй бұрын
Escuchando aj jetro tull en mi trabajo siempre veo el ocaso del sol y me siento muy agradecido con mi dios Gracias
@thehandlebarАй бұрын
I saw TAAB BEFORE it was released..in New Orleans Municipal Auditorium. 1972. An incredible show. I would have the great fortune of actually meeting Ian Anderson in the summer of 1995 on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles at a place called .Ben Franks.It's not there anymore..but Ian walked in and no one recognized him..except for me. Was an amazing experience to chat with him.
@ExploringCabinsandMinesАй бұрын
Talent like this dies not exist in this interweb world. 😢
@ExploringCabinsandMinesАй бұрын
I would be shocked if anyone in the world today could play the flute that well.
@ozzyventuraАй бұрын
Too old to Rock 'n Roll. Too young to die.
@tariamesser3068Ай бұрын
Missed it
@seansheerinАй бұрын
I saw him play some time back in the early 80's in Boulder CO. at CU football stadium, Pure Genius !!!
@francuscosuarez2512Ай бұрын
Gracias hermano ❤
@TheRightONe-et3ghАй бұрын
Another great example of 60-70 abject music videos. Please do not show Martin Barre during guitar leads, show the face of Ian Anderson or a tambourine instead. Makes me sick.
@Neobert5240Ай бұрын
2024 st I love it 🤙🌺⭐️🙊🪖🏴☠️🛸😎
@caseyj.1332Ай бұрын
A little different, I think Frank Zappa might dig it.
@caseyj.1332Ай бұрын
Serious musicians who make it fun
@valllimaАй бұрын
Em 2024 com toda essa tecnolgia atual, inacreditável que isso possa ter acontecido e viverá para a eternidade com a qualidade para milhões de anos à frente, Arte é isso!!!! Jethro Tull é muito Foda!!! Zerei a vida vê-los ao vivo!
@danburinaru6268Ай бұрын
Realy don’t mind you are not the 65’ ok the point is we are with the same band…ok?
@domenicolutzu1919Ай бұрын
Grande Ho fatto l' infanzia con loro.. adesso che 61 anni continuo ad amarli ❤❤❤
@adamturner7436Ай бұрын
seen them in concert ! Great Live band to see. Sound was amazing.
@stephensherry7236Ай бұрын
This video reminds me of the days of my youth. "Locomotive Breath” by British progressive rock band Jethro Tull was released on their 1971 album Aqualung. The song, written as a comment on population growth, was meant to replicate the chugging rhythm of a train. It has become one of Jethro Tull’s best-known songs. I remember playing ping pong in my neighborhood friend's garage listing to Jethro Tull's "Locomotive Breath". Man, the pace of play got stronger and stronger as we listened to it. "Thick as a Brick" came later. Thanks to Ian and his bandmates!
@jairbazanlloclla7542Ай бұрын
putas todas son perras de mierda arriba PAMBI COIN COMPREN
@WillyMadariagaАй бұрын
Antes que todos los lejendarios perola misma cepa
@WillyMadariagaАй бұрын
El mago que ilumino la musica
@metalmystro7513Ай бұрын
My man's got a prison jumpsuit on hahaha love it i got Thriller and stronger than ever on tape still man i getting old but still rock
@helmutdiggy6874Ай бұрын
Insane concert !
@LandofJakerАй бұрын
GOAT of the Rock Flute!
@tonymillebloogiant6620Ай бұрын
I wish I could have seen them back then. I'm 51 and love This band. You can't use a flute in a rock n roll band ! Oh yea watch me. Priceless!
@deniscarolin4087Ай бұрын
I saw this same show at HIC arena in Honolulu. I'm pretty sure Martin Barre wore the same vertical striped pants. It seemed like half the show Ian Anderson stood on one leg. Glen Cornick is one of my favorite bass players, I was sorry to see he had left the band, but I was glad to see Barrymore Barlow was well up to the task. What a great show.
@jfog123Ай бұрын
Martin Barre one of my favorite guitarists!
@zozoa12 ай бұрын
Where does time go and where are all these fantastic characters and music now.
@ruthcassidy60522 ай бұрын
Saw them 3 times in live concert, in the 70s, 80s, and again in 2000. Ian was moving a little slower but he still rocked that flute!
@Robert-tb9hu2 ай бұрын
I was there myself and i am 65, going out to all my brother and sisters in rock.
@xergiokaАй бұрын
At that time you wasn't aware that Tull will establish themselves as huge legend !
@P.h.i.l.652 ай бұрын
Geili Band und Konzert gsi🤘🎸🤘 Never forgotten!!! Hey Crown,ha dini Pfizer Klampfe immer no wo i dir abkauft ha dazumal.....
@zoran23032 ай бұрын
I wasn't there! 🤪
@lucianamaren2 ай бұрын
Please, can you write the titles of the songs in order of presentation? Thank you
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Kult
Look at Anderson on stage, that jolly madman is having the time of his life lol.
How wonderful it is to remember certain places,occasions,especial and beautiful remembrances.! I'm keeps all of us Alive!
Fuck you KZread got it mother fucker you are a terrorist
Certainly is supernatural
He was different I give you that. I am 70 i never forget the weird expressions on his face and his scotish dental work. It what night mares are made from
Especially that voice ⚡💥🫠
Es muy bueno
Im 31 a d i discover these band today, i feel so glad for it, thanm u for the music
I always loved this band. But seeing this live stuff is really blowing me away.
Still cant understand why they aren't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 🤔 What more did they need to do? Joke, just like the RHOF. Only took 35 years to get Rush in.
I was there, too! The concert was sublime! Since the statute of limitations has long gone, I made a lot of "opportunities" to make the rent for many months at that concert. So many people were able to enjoy this concert, because I shared the blessings of "herb" with them!
I saw this great band in Frankfurt, Germany in 1972...i was 25yo and stationed at Wiesbaden in the Air Force...today, I'm 77 and still listening to them...Anderson and Barre are geniuses...
very enjoyable video of a classic concert, thanks.
Insane performance
We are about the same age I. Saw Jethro tall at blossom in Ohio. He cracked his head open with his flute never stopped. Turn out it needed. 5 stitches. It was supposed to be his last concert but he kept playing at a guy like that. You know, does not do any drugs. God bless ian anderson and his wonderful band
J'ai vu ce groupe à la fête du vin à Colmar et c'était super terrible et inoubliable !
Man how did they remember these arrangements,no backing tracks no video prompters ,no in the ear monitors and the the stage lighting was really bad.Yet they nailed it all!!
Escuchando aj jetro tull en mi trabajo siempre veo el ocaso del sol y me siento muy agradecido con mi dios Gracias
I saw TAAB BEFORE it was released..in New Orleans Municipal Auditorium. 1972. An incredible show. I would have the great fortune of actually meeting Ian Anderson in the summer of 1995 on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles at a place called .Ben Franks.It's not there anymore..but Ian walked in and no one recognized him..except for me. Was an amazing experience to chat with him.
Talent like this dies not exist in this interweb world. 😢
I would be shocked if anyone in the world today could play the flute that well.
Too old to Rock 'n Roll. Too young to die.
Missed it
I saw him play some time back in the early 80's in Boulder CO. at CU football stadium, Pure Genius !!!
Gracias hermano ❤
Another great example of 60-70 abject music videos. Please do not show Martin Barre during guitar leads, show the face of Ian Anderson or a tambourine instead. Makes me sick.
2024 st I love it 🤙🌺⭐️🙊🪖🏴☠️🛸😎
A little different, I think Frank Zappa might dig it.
Serious musicians who make it fun
Em 2024 com toda essa tecnolgia atual, inacreditável que isso possa ter acontecido e viverá para a eternidade com a qualidade para milhões de anos à frente, Arte é isso!!!! Jethro Tull é muito Foda!!! Zerei a vida vê-los ao vivo!
Realy don’t mind you are not the 65’ ok the point is we are with the same band…ok?
Grande Ho fatto l' infanzia con loro.. adesso che 61 anni continuo ad amarli ❤❤❤
seen them in concert ! Great Live band to see. Sound was amazing.
This video reminds me of the days of my youth. "Locomotive Breath” by British progressive rock band Jethro Tull was released on their 1971 album Aqualung. The song, written as a comment on population growth, was meant to replicate the chugging rhythm of a train. It has become one of Jethro Tull’s best-known songs. I remember playing ping pong in my neighborhood friend's garage listing to Jethro Tull's "Locomotive Breath". Man, the pace of play got stronger and stronger as we listened to it. "Thick as a Brick" came later. Thanks to Ian and his bandmates!
putas todas son perras de mierda arriba PAMBI COIN COMPREN
Antes que todos los lejendarios perola misma cepa
El mago que ilumino la musica
My man's got a prison jumpsuit on hahaha love it i got Thriller and stronger than ever on tape still man i getting old but still rock
Insane concert !
GOAT of the Rock Flute!
I wish I could have seen them back then. I'm 51 and love This band. You can't use a flute in a rock n roll band ! Oh yea watch me. Priceless!
I saw this same show at HIC arena in Honolulu. I'm pretty sure Martin Barre wore the same vertical striped pants. It seemed like half the show Ian Anderson stood on one leg. Glen Cornick is one of my favorite bass players, I was sorry to see he had left the band, but I was glad to see Barrymore Barlow was well up to the task. What a great show.
Martin Barre one of my favorite guitarists!
Where does time go and where are all these fantastic characters and music now.
Saw them 3 times in live concert, in the 70s, 80s, and again in 2000. Ian was moving a little slower but he still rocked that flute!
I was there myself and i am 65, going out to all my brother and sisters in rock.
At that time you wasn't aware that Tull will establish themselves as huge legend !
Geili Band und Konzert gsi🤘🎸🤘 Never forgotten!!! Hey Crown,ha dini Pfizer Klampfe immer no wo i dir abkauft ha dazumal.....
I wasn't there! 🤪
Please, can you write the titles of the songs in order of presentation? Thank you
iam too old for rock n roll - but ... i know