Jethro Tull - Live '84 The Capital Theater, Passaic, NJ (Better Edits)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Tracks with minimal gap between each tune..I cut out most of the applause and needless chat & NO waiting on the encore songs:)
01. Under Wraps #1
02. Locomotive Breath (Instrumental) Hunting Girl 02:12
03. Under Wraps #1 08:30
04. Later, That Same Evening 12:58
05. Nobody's Car 17:12
06. Fly By Night 21:58
07. Thick As A Brick 26:08
08. Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of A New Day 32:50
09. Clasp 36:50
10. Living In The Past 40:54
11. Serenade To A Cuckoo 44:30
12. Fat Man 48:48
13. Instrumental 54:58
14. Black Sunday 1:03:07
15. Songs From The Wood 1:09:27
16. Aqualung 1:11:26
17. Locomotive Breath 1:23:32
18.Too Old To Rock 'N' Roll, Too Young To Die 1:30:26
Under wraps is so under-appreciated, totally can hold up to Jethro’s 70s albums. What an epic concert
I totally get it that if you grew up on classic Tull, Under Wraps would seem out of place. But on its own, it's a very fun and well produced concept album, especially the trimmed down and more focused LP track list.
@@bryede I was blown away by the extra CD tracks and consider them the best on the album together with Saboteur.
Totally agree, all the songs are real winners on this album.
That album sucks, lol. I mean it does. their worst album EVER !!! Every Album from 1968 to 1980 was great, the albums from 1981 to Crest Of a Knave. not so good BUT. always had like three great songs to them like, Black Sunday, Dark Ages, and others even his solo album had like three great songs like " Trains". Black and White Television and Step Into Light, then in 1990. just like Paul McCartney and other old bands they somehow got better again and started to pull out of that 1980's nightmare. but no matter what part of Jethro Tull you like. we all agree Ian Anderson was fucking INSAIN!!!!! The best ever, I know see that out of all the bands I like the beat Beatles, Kinks, ZZ Top, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa King Crimson and all the great 1950's people like Elvis C.Berry, Buddy Holly Carl Perkins and all the other greats, too many to mention , Jethro Tull is by far my favorite of them all. , I mean. Ian Anderson just never never never runs out of Ideas for music. always tapping into nothing that no other band, Rock band that is- Taps into to make his music fresh and not always the same, he takes from all and is a great student of new and very old music and puts it all together and puts on a great show all the time. as if he really cares, and he does. Just the Best ever. more so than all my other rock heroes. I'm just sayin
@@meyou-dv8ns Ur wrong and that’s okay. If everyone was right then nothing would be right, everything would just be nothing. May you find truth in your journey through the perfect discography of Jethro Tull (check out Ian Anderson’s solo albums too)
I saw Tull 3 times starting in 1978 at the Boston Gardens. Ian Anderson was Amazing in concert. He would run towards the front of stage, jump down and slide on his upper ankles to the edge of the stage where fans could reach out and touch him while he was playing his flute. He would spin his flute around and throw it into the air spinning like a baton, catch it, and resume playing it in the middle of songs. The music he was able to make come out of that instrument was with unprecedented innovation. The whole band was amazing in concert they were so tight it was as if you were in the recording studio. They are the most memorable concerts I have ever been to. Finally, the arrangement of the music is genius, to this day I still listen to Tull on a daily basis.
All day Every day. I missed out ever seeing him in concert 😭!
The best part of Under Wraps was the Logo of Tull. This album was the beginning of a different phase - exception being Crest of a Knave
I remember " one for you, two for me"
What was problematic
Keyboard wizard vestee .
Thumbnail looks like somebody dug up my dead grandfather.
Love his raspy voice of that era. Sadly, this was the last tour, where he still had his full vocal range. He should've stopped there and give his larynx and vocal cords a break and a chance to recover. But being a man of principle, he finished the job he started. It came at a price.
This band was super tight, they were able to play anything, their improvisations on prog, jazz and classical are top notch. Dave Pegg , M. Barre, Doane Perry, Peter-John Vettese and Ian are at the top of their game.
The whole band are at the VERY top of their game. This is an incredible performance.
All the guys that got fired over the years were really not slouches either in their heyday. IA always had the benefit of good musicians. Now if he (IA) only didn’t lose his voice, he’d be more legendary than he is already. And he was even more blessed by MB’s musical presence for 3 1/2 decades. Martin’s presence was the magic ingredient in the early days, since admirable electric guitar playing was a major draw back then for a rock band. With Ian (as always) writing good tunes, that was that, highly rated band..👨🏻
@@shipsahoy1793 Yes, the former musicians were also pretty good but i did not see them jamming and playing jazz and classical at the same level i see here.
Martin Barre was at his best in this tour. Before, He was never able to play at the speed he achieved during the eigthies. Blame it on Peter Vettese for raising the bar during that period. Barre said that Peter was an extraordinary keyboard player and was always pushing the other players to play more, so there was some kind of a competition going on at the time.
@@RiquezaEmGotas
You seem to be neglecting that the younger players of the 80s had the benefit of experiencing and being inspired by the players that came before then. At some point, for the older guys in the game, you may be more experienced, but you have to try harder to keep up with those behind you who are younger and still out to prove themselves.
@@shipsahoy1793 Yes, the younger players learned a lot from the old ones and they wanted to show off a little bit on this tour. why not?
Forget everyone hates the UW album-this is a powerful concert!
Amazing talent..
I liked the album
I have never understood why people dislike UW, it's one of my all-time favourites.
Excellent compositions and vocal work on that album.
I like UW too.... certainly better than Rock island and Catfish rising
Saw them in the early '70s when the Eagles opened for them. They did the entire Thick As A Brick album along with selections from Aqualung. One of the highlights of life, for sure.
Eagles opening for tull? Those were the days.
I've seen JT live 4 times & each time they were more impressive than the last time. Ian Anderson has ONLY THE BEST musicians working with him. Tull are absolutely AMAZING live. Anderson in my opinion is one of the best songwriters in the business.
How cool to hear "Fly By Night!" I liked Ian's solo album better than 'Under Wraps' - such a great band!
Tell-Tull a Secret
Liked it too. Bangkok expat. Holding on just. Everyone getting sick in my condo too.
It was also on the short set they did at Milton Keynes in 1986 for the Marillion Garden Party all-dayer
Audio quality is incredible for ‘84!
Ian Anderson gets a serious aerobic workout each show with all the jumping around, gesturing, flicking his flute and roaming around.
I can never believe how much energy Ian must have.
Thanks for the awesome slice of history. How badly do we miss the 70s and 80s music-wise??
I love Under Wraps. Mr A is the greatest song writer ever!!!! The drum programming on this album is also outstanding by Mr A also. Great band too, Dave Pegg is awesome!!!
Well said sir, well said indeed!
So it was Ian playing the drums via a Linn sampler (I can't think of the model), like he did on Walk Into Light? So Doane Perry wasn't actually playing on the album, but instead, cleverly interpreted the programmed drums live, via Simmons SDS7 pads.
I’m with you guys. A thrilling album. I might even perform it solo while awaiting change in my own band. ☺️
I saw this at the Cow Palace in the Bay Area, California! I love this album ... but why can't I ever see a version of Saboteur ... I'd kill to hear Saboteur live! Where is it!??? ;-)
That track is fantastic.
It is a great track but never played live as far as i know
Wow, and all that time I tought the 'Under Wraps Tour' show probably sucked big time... This is one great rock show from the almighty Tull!! In fact, easily the best 80's JT show I've watched!
....later that same evening...my fav. from UW, by the way in, 84 in Paderborn the band signed the album for me...
The Keyboarder is a genius. Masterfull would be a understatement.
This whole lineup is legendary.
Peter John Vettese. He’s had a rich career as a musician and producer for many acts. Very talented.
I distinctly remember a naked woman running out from under one of the sheets on the UK tour 👍
The best all version of all songs, the best live concerts, the best lineup, the best audio quality, and most of all, this show is special since they play Fly by Night which is Ian solo song haha
Martin barre is incredible here, as usual. What a tone! His attack makes him totally unique amongst guitarists. You just have to hear a few bars of his playing and you immediately recognize him. Brilliant! Oh, and then there's Ian. He's ok too🤣.
One of the most underrated bands in the history of music.
How is JT underrated?!
@@22fret how are they not underrated? Whenever you hear people talking about the best bands do you ever hear them mention Tull ?
@@d34dj3d1 Indeed, I do, but it clearly depends on the people you're talking to. There are quite a few musicians around me, myself included, and JT are deeply admired...
@@d34dj3d1 Fkn crackpot, its just you that lived under a fkn rock LOL.
Jethro Tull is not underrated
Christ he annoys the piss out of me that he kept smoking and smoking, destroying his magnificent voice. Sounds like Popeye singing. And I LIVED for Tull in the 70s, saw Ian in his prime at Madison Square Garden so many times. The heat he generated in addition to some of the best music ever, and he BLEW it away, literally. We saw him again about 8-9 years ago & his flute was amazing as usual, the old one-legged stance, I was in Heaven. Then he started *singing*. Absolutely heartbreaking. 💔😞
It wasn`t the smoking that ruined his voice, the vocals on the UW album did that, what he admitted himself
saw this tour in the Caird Hall Dundee. BRILLIANT!. one of my favorite TULL albums.it got a lot of stick at the time.i think unfairly.i still play it....a lot!
Yeah, I agree, the music of this album is so great, and so energtic. And Ian's voice is so full and all over the place.
It not my favourite Tull album but I do like it a lot. I think it's Ian's best performance vocally. It's a shame that this is the tour which injured his voice.
Love seeing people loving this album. ☺️
@@uapuat: Ian Anderson injured his voice? I hadn't heard of this before.
@@alricthered226 Yes. Listen to his singing on 'Crest of a Knave.' That's a reason he sounds like Mark Knopfler. Sadly, his voice has deteriorated since.
Ian always surrounded himself with top notch musicians, but for me the best lineup will always be Glascock on Bass, Barlow on Drums, Evans and Palmer Keyboards/Piano, and of course Martin Barre on Guitar or as we say here in the hills the Git-Fiddle 😂
This is one of the greatest Bands ever!!
too true too true...and yet, and yet, AND YET, they are NOT in the R&R Hall of Fame. What tF is up with THAT?
@@davidrosen3970 "I think it’s quite wrong for us to be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame when so many great American acts are being ignored and will be for all time because I suppose they haven’t sold enough records or aren’t that popular to impress the founding fathers of the Rock Hall. I have no idea who they are because I’m not really a music fan and don’t follow that stuff. … But Tull isn’t an example of Americana, and Americana is what the Rock Hall should be about. It’s celebrating American music in an American institution, and I don’t really feel Tull really qualifies in that sense. It’s not that I have any disdain for Americana − that’s what got me into music in the first place − but I don’t feel that’s what I do."
Ian Anderson in an interview with USA today in 2023
Love the band, U.W. and everything about J.T. ...thanks for sharing, I missed this tour, but now I get to see a great piece of history.
A great concert except that it seemed to be played so fast. every song seemed like it was speeded up, And you can really hear The Strain on Ian's voice. I Saw them on this tour, But when I saw them Ian's voice sounded much better than it does in this particular show. All in all this is still a great Tull concert. Just not one of their best
To the person who thinks Jethro Tull is underrated, you must be very young, or just plain ignorant. Look up and find some videos of “A Passion Play“. I saw it performed live. Totally blew our minds. I remember walking out of that show thinking that I had just come from another world. There’s not another band on this planet who’s ever done anything remotely close to that show. They did the whole Maypole thing in mid show, start to finish, it was just totally unreal.
Yes, I'll never forget the opening to that concert as long as I live....most impressive opening ever of any concert I've ever attended.....
what is the most unedited version of this? tv broadcast? vhs tape? laserdisc?
and where can I get it? :-)
Argh .... Nobody's Car ( 17:44 ) is awesome .... listen to Martin's guitar ( 19:40 ) !
Yeah! there's so many great songs in here!
Nobody's Car would make my list of top 80's Tull tunes for sure
@@add2718
Absolutely!
And add "Heat" to that list too!
Anderson’s voice is obviously failing but the performances from all are top. Vettesse did a very good job on keyboards
The more I listened to UW, the more it became my fav Tull album. On stage the team is a killer, great musical skill and energy. I love the « John Glascock area » and the « Peter Veteese area », they are so intense musically.
Glascock sadly was already dead a few years; this is Dave Pegg.
@@ThomasJester1968 I know, when I talk about the "Glascock area" I really mean the late '70s, and I like Broadsword and UW with PJV.
@@huguesfardaoclarinettesolo7210 oh you mean era? As in a period of time?
@@oskarileikos ooops ! Yes thank you !
Under Wraps your favorite Tull album......then you never heard EVERY OTHER ALBUM THEN ?
I gotta say, watching this whole show, this was a GREAT show (IMO)! I lost touch with going to the shows around Stormwatch (which wasn't a good show). But this has some really nice and original touches. Even if the Under Wraps album was...unusual...this show is pure fun!
lol I was 5 days old and my dad snuck out of the hospital with his best friend to see this concert lol my first concert was Pink Floyd Giants Stadium because of him! I was 3!!!!!!
Arguably the best touring classic rock band in the world during the second half of the 1970s.....most, if not all of the premier British rock groups had fallen by the wayside....sadly.
"1984 I think, we toyed with the world of synthesizers and technology. Then we decided It was better just to keep Dave..." Ian Anderson during a concert in 1991.
Wise decision.
Sorry, but the needless chat and applause make it more real for those who enjoy a true concert experience. This was one hell of an audience of rabid Tull fans, I should know because I was at this show in the 7th row. You somehow managed to cut out every millisecond that I was shown in the audience lol - no matter - It was one hell of a show!
Lol, I could do without the audience noise and rude antics.
Wow. You literally saw Tull with one of their best line-ups!!!
You weren't there.
@brandon1351 Do you have evidence of that... or is just a rough guess?
@@adamjacksonmedia wasn't referring to you.
Under wraps was my last tull show, unfortunately. Cornwall, Canada, Nice video, audio here, thanks! I still have this fantasy that Ian's cleaning out his wine cellar or something, and comes across pro-shot video of TAAB show and APP show. How awesome would that be?!! Hey stranger things have happened.
I saw tull in 1974 in cleveland, unbelievable as always
Ian Anderson is the greatest rock composer ever.
I'm with you.
@@jublaim Junto a Frank Zappa, Pete Townshend y John Fogerty.
Agreed with all my heart🌹
certainly a minstrel…in the gallery
that might actually be true. the complexity and quantity of his work is just staggering.
where others work tirelessly for some epic concept album, he just makes the most concept of albums just for fun. lol
Damn. I saw them in Oz twice but that was 70s. This is an awesome concert. Amazing how much energy Ian put into the show. The whole band were outstanding
And Ian was approaching middle-age here. For those that missed it, imagine how much more energy was put into a show five or so years earlier!
@@wardka i did see them at their peak. In the Sydney Opera House. I got seats in the choir section just at the back of the stage. A unique viewpoint and the band sill did acknowledge our presence and turned to play to us occasionally.
I saw "under wraps" in Sydney it was fantastic.
Ian's voice in the 70s was fantastic, his best vocal years were between 1970 to 1977. Here he already sounds like an old man.
I saw the thick as a brick tour in San Diego, and songs from the wood heavy horses when I was in Vegas. Yes when he had a strong voice and the band was cool those were the days, Nothing Compares. Early 80s when I lived in Santa Cruz I saw them somewhere below San Francisco and his voice was so weak. Still one of my favorite entertainers
That's chain smoking for you.
You dont know anythig@@johnskelley6710
Great concert. Lame audience.
Under Wraps is very underrated and is as valid as any Tull album. The tour was fantastic, unless you saw one of the later dates, by which time Anderson was having a lot of vocal problems.
Instablaster...
That aulbum sucks big time my god so bad the worst tull album ever ever ever !!!!!
@@jameswiser3510 Just your opinion. I love the album. Great guitars and vocals.
I saw this tour in Australia and think both under wraps and Broadsword are fantastic albums! Yes the 80's synth and production date them, but listen to the songs and musicianship which are great!
@@meyou-dv8ns Is sounding like an upset child in that comment intentional or you are a dumbass naturally?
1980: A, 1982: Broadsword and the beast, 1984: Under Wraps, peak Jethro Tull. ☝
Not even 80s peak
Musically, a great performance but Anderson's voice is really starting to sound tattered at this point. Compare the vocals here to the 1980 A performances and it's almost like it's a different singer.
1980’s A performance brought tears to my eyes. Both Craney and Jobson were beasts!
32:50 - there is some kind of instrumental here ... that is cool
Yeah! Bassist Dave Pegg loved that, he was used to that fast picking in Fairport Convention. And I must say the way Dave played bass in Tull was the way I myself liked it most. Clear, articulate, fun and low-key showmanship.
It's a traditional dance tune that Pegg arranged for the bass. He recorded on his solo album from around the same time as this concert
Das ist doch ein wirklich ordentliches Konzert 😁. Power und Groove
What is underrated is this album!
I loved under wraps and everything before. Too many disagree because it really is diffrent.
@@stefanrobijn2655
That's just stupid.
UnderWraps is a Great Tull album. The people that refused to give it a chance...
You will find have their heads stuck up Aqualung's arse!
This was around the time the damage of his vocal chords were starting to show. You can hear it too. That nasally rasp (which was not intentional by this point). Sad, because he had such a beautiful voice.
Cigarette smoker.
On this tour at the Universal Amphitheater in L.A. he scolded the audience after the first song for lighting up. He told them that "shit" was killing his vocal cords and if they didn't stop he'd end the show. Some chuckled thinking it was a bit, but it definitely put a damper on the excited fans. He canceled the 2nd night and returned home to mend.
@@marcillioficino4663 His vocal chords became partially paralyzed from overuse (non-stop touring) and particularly from this album where he for the most part sang above his baritone range. Check your facts before making stupid inaccurate statements.
@@robertcatesby8420
Typical rude troll. Nice.
We all get old you too.
There was a time that musicians could be ugly looking people but they would be famous and loved because of their music, talent and effort. Nowadays everyone should look like straight from porn-hub otherwise nobody ever knows about them.
True
This is the Tull I have seen and remember. Today's band sadly doesn't do it. Ian's voice is gone. I do love their music.
Ian Anderson is a real arstistic musician. Every move makes sense ...
Their songs always sounded better live than on records, especially this album.
Jazz musicians, no matter what music they play, try to play jazz. A good jazz pianist, but not for them. An attempt to refresh J.T. on the model of F.Zappa. But Zappa was unique and natural from the beginning. Jethro Tull is great in his classic line-up
Best live version of Black Sunday
I went to see this tour, but I did NOT like the album. I thought it sounded too electronic. Too much like Fly by Night (Anderson's previous solo album, which I also didn't like), but I didn't care about that. It's still Jethro Tull, right? They put on a good show with a lot of energy (despite the fact that there were a lot of empty seats), but it didn't FEEL like Jethro Tull to me.
Is that a Steinberger that Dave Pegg is playing? It doesn't look like like the XL2.....
Never seen Ian sweat like this in any concert clips, you can see it was getting in his eyes despite the head band. Shows the intensity and sheer effort needed for the material they were playing on this tour.
TAMPA 76
You have been spoffed by Mr Anderson much like the rabbit on stage or the phone call for “Mike Nelson” Ian is messing with us. Never got wet in his minstrel outfit
@@ChrisdrumzGreat show. It’s here on YT if anyone wants to watch it.
Big brother is watching...😊
Grandmothers
I think the reason people say this album never went over is that the rock scene was dying, giving way to BS disco, punk, all the other stuff. This is a great album, and Ian, at 37, has never been more energetic and powerful, and his music eeks out everyone bit of musicality from these tunes ... they are fantastic, and not to mention his voice is amazing. I think the last concert you can say that on. Listen to his range and he is all over the place. People complain about the drum machine or the artificial sound, but it is so freaking good ... I just feel like I want to explode when I hear this there is so much energy in the music. Love this album.
Thank you! This is in my top 5 tull albums. The song writing is top notch, there's just so much going on and the fact they were able to play those tracks live is mindboggling
Agree ! Smart, you guys are 👍
Gosh, Mr Anderson was jolly wet at the end of this gig.
ian anderson's flute styles just blow me away, over and over again 8-o (e.g. "fat man" solo)
CORRECT ME, IF I'M RIGHT??...CAUSE I SAW THIS SHOW LIVE, AND AFTER SEEING, TULL 12 TIMES, THE ONLY ONE THAT COMES CLOSE IS "A PASSION PLAY" ~!!....IT'S MORE THEATRICAL THAN, THIS AND IT'S MORE POWER & COMPOSURE....."MEZMERIZING"
Awww they cut the nude lady escaping from the paper at the end of hunting girl.
first time i saw tull was 1972 ,been a big fan ever since , seen the band 25 times since
Just for completion there is also part of Minstrel in the gallery and My Sunday Feeling added onto Songs from the wood.
Thanks so much for posting this! I saw the same tour when they played melbourne australia 2 months after this show! It is the only time I was lucky enough to see Tull! Their next tour of Australia in 1996 was canceled because Ian had a knee injury, which was a real bummer.... but anyway I have very fond memories of this tour - great band and wonderful show!
sweat dream is not sweet dream
by the sweat of his brow for this show.
The best theatrical, Prog/Rock band in the world.
There's no such thing
1st show TAAB '72 since then about 60 x's, last time in Boston Oct. '23. Exquisite musicianship in ALL aspects. RR HOF F'off. Met Ian in '88 in Inverness, Scotland (see photo). That's outside his fish Factory. Then next year backstage when he signed photo along with Martin. Happy 77th. Never too Old to Rock-n-Roll !!!!!!!!!!!
IF YOU HAVE EVER BEEN A TRUE FAN, OF "TULL AND OR PROG ROCK"....then consider, this concert is for you, without much distraction, they have almost re-composed every song??????
Dave Pegg is a top level bassist and is never mentioned in best prog bassists lists.
He is astonishing good. Wouldn't expect to see him in a prog bassist list though since he rules folk electric bass.
@@NotThatOneThisOne Indeed
@@NotThatOneThisOne Right, but he could easily be in any Prog Rock band and be cited as a top bassist in any serious "best bassists" list.
Que bueno un concierto de la gira del under wraps ...un disco que me gusta mucho
The middle section with Doane Perry andPeter-John Vettese is a crazy jazz rock influenced tour de force.
Fantastic. The best rock band and the best front-man this country has ever produced, bar none.
Who is on drums here, I can't see?
Doane Perry
Vitesse was far better than he ever got credit for. I saw them on this tour - Hammersmith - and was amazed how well the UW songs translated live.
Love Jethro Tull!
plus finding nice chunk of Minstrel was pleasant surprise (wasn't listed in set list).
Ich war in Stuttgart auf diesem Konzert. Perfekt gespielt und gesungen ein wahrer Genuss. Seit meinem 18. Lebensjahr begleitet mich Jethro Tull in meinem Leben. Eine Musik die man täglich hören kann. Besten Dank an Herrn Anderson für diese göttliche Musik.
Was MTV involved with this show? I won tickets to a JT Show at the Capitol but I vaguely remember it being some MTV thing. The 80's were a bit of a blur.
This show was taped for MTV or maybe VH1. I was there too, and I recall Karla DeVito being filmed outside. If I recall they played 2 nights at Meadowlands or Madison Square Garden and this was a one-off show added specifically for filming.
Martin in a skinny tie!🤗
Me fascina Jehtro Tull....caracas, Venezuela.
Kind of a weird Non Tull phase for me so interesting to see...the 80's E Gad. Thanks for posting something different-a nice addition to the history. Not my favorite time period but you did a great job shooting this.
JT68 I didn't shoot it... I just edited out the deadweight between songs...:)
MyyyTunes Concerts Wherever this came from thank you so much for posting it, and editing it if you did ... it is incredible. Anything from this time period of Tull is really good. Nice job, and really nice video, and the audio is even good.
Thank you for posting this one. Great show, although the lighting guys oughta have their nuts cut off with a rusty tuna can lid. Kinda like watching the Zapruder film - as this show is a perfect metaphor for JFK's final turn onto Elm Street in Dallas toward the overpass. In a month, on Thanksgiving 1984, Ian will shred his vocal cords at the Universal Amphitheater in Los Angeles. Happy Thanksgiving, Everybody!
12:50 - Ian scolds the spotlight guy! OOPS!
Amazing and intense concert!!!! Thanks JT!!!!
The greatest band ever... All are genius.
unmatched musicianship! LEGENDS!
You edited out the bare naked lady being unwrapped, then running across the stage.
Whatever the song was before 1:16:10 it wasn't Aqualung.
Jethro Tull is one amazing show Ian's Q'ricks make it to the Court gesture of sorts even the finest
The opening segment is so funny.
When I saw this concert I seem to recall a big sheet like on the album cover?
Great performance! But I think this is also the first time, when Ian Andersons voice is not 100% okay - and he was in his 30ies then.
Weird Al on keyboards..wow :)