Wow! Reacting to Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath
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Ian Anderson was one of the greatest and most iconic front men of the so called 'progressive' rock era of the '70's. Jethro Tull were a fantastic live act and I saw them play live three times and they NEVER let me down...! The entire 'Aqualung' album is an absolute classic. 🙋♂
Ian Anderson was often called a Minstrel and they had an album called Minstrel in the Gallery. The band Jethro Tull was difficult to put in a specific genre. They began as a Blues Rock band with Jazz influences. They are often called a Prog band as they’ve had a couple concept albums. In addition to Blues and Rock and Jazz they had a Folk period as well and even used more electronics in the 1980s. They also won a controversial Grammy award for Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal band.
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When my daughter took flute lessons thirty years ago, the teacher had a sign on her door with a picture of the clasic flutist James Galway and another picture of Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull. The caption was, "Which one do you want to be? We can make it happen."
My uncle saw Jethro Tull many years ago when they first started touring here in the UK he still talks about them today. Back to the present day ,3 world class musicians you will fall in love with especially singer/keyboard player Jonah Nilsson and his Beautiful voice and smile, Today's greatest bass player Henrik linder, and the brains behind the band drummer Aaron Mellargard. Swedish rock pop funk soul gospel jazz fusion trio DIRTY LOOPS. They have an unbelievable chemistry, watch them smiling enjoying their music, I call it "HAPPY FEEL GOOD MUSIC". Start your journey with the 8 minute classic NEXT TO YOU, I can't wait to see your face when Jonah nilsson starts to sing . Another great video is the dirty loops fans favourite with a great title. "WORK SHIT OUT" . , same again great fusion of styles of music. Great drumming near the end from drummer Aaron, just a couple to get you dancing in your chair. Best wishes from the north east coast of England 🏴.
I forgot to mention do the studio versions of DIRTY LOOPS videos, also have a look at the credits at the end of the songs, they usually put a lot of funny 😂 stuff in. Also at the end of the credits you will notice they were managed by the legendary QUINCY JONES. Another couple of great studio videos, WORLD ON FIRE, and ROCK YOU, fancy relaxing with a beautiful ballad, BREAKDOWN, with a great vocal performance by jonah.
After these you've got to see their latest video from this year with bass guitar playing from Henrick Linder like you've never heard before . Who needs a guitar player when you've got Henrick Linder on bass, look out for Henrick doing the splits near the end of RUNAWAY. enjoy the journey best wishes again for me.😂
Saw them a few times back in the day. Ian…..is amazing. You….are reacting to Jethro Tull…that definitely deserves a subscription. Thanks!
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Hi Maddy. The band was named after the man who invented the seed drill in 1701....Jethro Tull.
The stuff coming out of the balloons is talcum powder which is in all balloons to stop the insides sticking together as latex will stick to itself.
Also, Ian Anderson is not playing the guitar, they just look similar, but he can play guitar.
I never knew for sure what was in the balloons but with Ian Andersons stand against drugs I always thought it was baby powder.
He plays 23 different instruments, many from 100's of years ago. Ian Anderson was not a pot smoker. Coffee and cigarettes only.
The vocalist, Ian Anderson, is the flautist. The guitarist is Martin Barre. Legends all around.
BTW, FYI, rock bands of that caliber in that era did not espouse drug use. They may have partied off stage, but they didn't bring it on stage. The white substance in those balloons is talc, an agent that prevents the material from sticking together (it's a lot of material), which makes the balloons easier to fill with air. It's a common practice both then and now.
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Ian Anderson (lead) even though they are a band that started in the late 60s. He was all about the music first. He didn't allow drugs in his band, and there was no alcohol until after the show. He was also not a fan of the counter culture revolution first.
I prefer the tempo of the studio version over this.
I saw them in 1973 in San Antonio during the Passion Play tour. After an incredibly long piano solo, the crowd was groaning and getting antsy. Ian saw what was happening and they immediately jumped into their favorites. The crowd went nuts. I managed to get right up to the left side of the stage for one of the best shows of my life, and I've seen over 100 bands. In my opinion, Benefit and Aqualung were their two best albums.
He is one of the best entertainers ever.
He was self taught on the flute! even master say he is very good
One of the hardest rocking and most creative bands ever!
A banger from Jethro Tull!! Good afternoon, Maddy, Happy Friday!! ✌️☮️🎸🥁🎤🎼🎵🎶❤️
You too!!
Ian Anderson was a phenomenal front man. Saw them twice and he held the audience in the palm of his hand. Great reaction. And we wasnt doin' nuthin' at these cocerts 😎
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The puff at the pop was talc from the manufacturing to keep them from sticking.
Jethro Tull has been my favorite band since the early 70's. I only saw them live once during the Stormwatch tour in 1979. Easily the best concert I ever attended. In live performances they often had extended transitions between certain songs, usually consisting mainly of a guitar improvisation, which is what we saw in this video. Ian Anderson wrote virtually every song the band ever did, he was and still is an incredible talent.
Oooh cool 😎
This is what's called Prog rock, progressive rock. Started in the UK around the late 60's.
She trashed the last Prog group she listened to.
Good choice and good reaction, the content inside the balloons has always raised mystery, what if coca etc. I think it's simple talcum powder so that the weight would lower the balloon again after hitting it.
I'm 63 and I grew up discovering the great bands and artists who wrote the book of modern music, and Jethro Tull is one of them.
The band's name comes from an old Scottish brand of farming tools, they are Scottish and their music has the flavor of Scottish folk.
Leader Ian Anderson is a masterful musician playing several instruments and being self-taught in learning the flute, he created new sounds and techniques not very well seen by classical players.
Their concerts were fantastic, energetic explosion of music, dance, theatricality, expression, color and fantasy, they were super fun.
Imagine Ian, almost like a superman, two hours of concert singing, jumping, playing the flute and jumping again, dancing, running up and down, playing with his iconic pose, being with only one leg and one arm raised over and over again time !! And not drop dead.
Check the live versions of : My God , Thick as a Brick ,Cross eye Mary ,Wind up , Aqualung , Bouré , Song from the Wood.
Any way Keep on rocking Maddy❤
Greetings from Barcelona. and excuse my english 😊
Saw Tull live. He is so good. Love his voice and how he plays his Flute usually on one foot. His outfits are great. Check out his other songs....
This is two songs not just Locomotive Breath but the instrumental they do after Locomotive Breath is a song called Black Monday - they do it as a Instrumental
In case no-one's said it, Ian Anderson learned most of what he knew about playing the flute from Rahsaan Roland Kirk - that's where the slightly hysterical vocalisation comes from (all jazz flutosts do that, but Kirk took it further out, and then so did Ian), and that's why the band covered Serenade To A Cuckoo on their first album.
A flute is a woodwind instrument. It's a very old instrument, originally made of wood. Piccolos can be made of wood still today.
Nothing in the balloons....no drugs allowed in Jethro Tull.
I have saw 2 times live on stage.Fantastic music and fun with Ian Anderson🤘
Chalk to stop the rubber sticking together, I believe
Putting anything illicit in the balloons would be very expensive and expose them to lawsuits.
...ON stage.
A song all about a cocaine addict. His wife leaves him. His kids leave him. He's speeding to his death.
"Old Charlie stole the handle and the train it won't stop going....."
No it isn't. Anderson has stated in hundreds of interviews that it's about uncontrolled population expansion.
Ian Anderson is a musical genius.The band is also fantastic.Great reaction to a phenomenal band.I saw them live in the mid 1990’s,and it was fantastic.
you should check out the studio version, it has a different feel to it
Oh yeah, a very talented guy. He was also an inventive agriculturalist and drove a mean seed-drill. (bad joke) Thanks Maddy!
He did rotate it. (Loved your joke)
True for Jethro. Ian are more into farming salmons. No joke.
If it's helium the balloons would have gone up, up and away. If it's drugs the gestapo would be busting him for distribution. Loved your reaction
Amazing song from Jethro Tull. Lovely reaction. 🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️
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"What's in the balloons?"....talcum powder to keep the insides from sticking before inflation.
Even many many Tull fans do not realize the jame at the end of this song is not just a jam. it is a song- Black Sunday. is the name of the song after they do Locomotive Breath. it has words but they do it as an instrumental.
You know how Jethro Tull encores go - they would almost certainly have played Black Sunday earlier, and this would be a recap.
COMME SI J'Y ETAIS!
Je n'ai pas une bonne mémoire, mais j'ai des repères forts, des moments clés... Ces moments sont essentiels , j'ai besoin de les retrouver pour me retrouver.
1982 est une année inoubliable, marqué au fer par des allers-retours de FOREST NATIONAL et L'ANCIENNE BELGIQUE. J'ai en mémoire l'ineffaçable concert magique de JETHRO TULL qui dégageait une énergie fantastique … Je me souviens parfaitement du lancer de ballons rouges gigantesque au-dessus de nos têtes sur le morceau "Locomotive Breath ".
Yeah!!!! My picks!! I've seen them 4 times live. It's an amazing show. He also plays piano and violin.
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I'd like to hear your take on an overlooked sleeper from the 60s: “Farewell Song” on the album “Live at Winterland ‘68” by Big Brother and the Holding Company featuring Janis Joplin.
Actually that was his guitarist playing at the beginning, although Ian does play acoustic guitar
Great reaction, Maddy! As a young man, I was always intrigued by Jethro Tull because they were so unique when compare to other bands of the time. I really enjoyed their sound!
BTW, you're creeping up on 70k!
Love it!
Maddy. Jethro Tull took their name from a British inventor who developed the first seed drill for agricultural use in the 1600s . It was a game changer and led to the Agricultural Revolution all over the world. This concert was pre air conditioning and the balloons were filled with nothing more than water to cool the crowd down. Jethro Tull were strongly anti drugs.
I'm an introvert and so the idea of going to a concert was never appealing, but to see Ian Anderson give it his all...that I would have gone to see.
Lovely Maddy. This is one of their best.
Indeed, Ian Anderson is a genius on the flute. His cover of Bach's bourée is fantastic.
Not to mention the incredible bass guitar solo.
Ian is a legend. Thanks for the reaction Maddie
Just imagine how much it would cost to fill those balloons with anything but talcum powder - I imagine enough to buy Colombia outright 😅
Jethro tull has some very good music i hope you listen to more! Ian plays a mean flute! It definitely stands out in a rock song and is an iconic sound in all the bands music! Thanks for sharing Maddy!❤️💛
His daugher is married to Andrew Lincoln- Rick in the Waking Dead.
Should always listen to studio album of artist first. On Locomotive Breath the ramp up at the beginning is so much softer leading to the explosion of the song. But any way you listen to Tull will be incredible.
You started during the interlude between two songs. He is improvising a solo into the intro of the song.
The flute is a woodwind.
Saw Jethro aka Ian Anderstan live fantastic show in medieval costumes. reaction is great.
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Believe it or not, the flute is actually a wood instrument, even though it's made of metal. Something to do with the way their played.
this is the encore and is a 2 song medley as you probably guessed
Those type of extra large balloons back then had a small amount of baby powder in them to prevent moisture inside so they don't weaken and pop too soon.
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He wasn't playing guitar, but he and the guitarist have a similar look.
The balloons contained air, moisture, and possibly some talc to keep the balloons from sticking while inflating. Ian Anderson is a strong advocate against drugs. He was ok with alcohol and cigarettes, but not when there was a concert to perform.
Ian Anderson is a self taught multi-Instrumental genius. Name an instrument and he has played it or a variation with various levels of mastery / precision. Usually we see him with an acoustic guitar & his flute.
Jethro Tull really isn't about hits as much as they are about hidden gem after hidden gem after hidden gem. Tull is an intellectually vast and deep rabbit hole that should be seriously explored - both studio and live performances.
I've seen Live Tull tours 26 times in my life (27 times if you count 2 nights back to back from the same concert tour). This was one of Ian's more "lazy" performances (his own admission) and one of the lesser Jethro Tull band line ups IMO, but Martin Barre's guitar work was impressive as always.
Ian Anderson takes his concert performances very seriously. He is arguably the finest live performing frontman in Rock history. He treats his live shows like a business man whose job is to entertain. He brings wit, intelligence, athleticism, theatrics, humor, social commentary, and a bit of tongue-in-cheek spice to his concerts.
Nice tidbits!
Legendary song!!!!
Ian Anderson - flute & vocal, Martin Barre - guitar
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Jethro Tull is an unusual band, with elements of folk, rock, classical, and jazz. It's the only rock band I know that regularly features flute. "Living in the Past" is another good song by them.
More popular/rock music featuring flute:
Moondance by Van Morrison
Undun by The Guess Who
Color My World by Chicago
There Is a Mountain by Donovan
Ruby Tuesday by The Rolling Stones
I was into JT as a young guy and still into them today!!
I usually recommend studio music for a first listen to JT - great music but they really amp up for live and it can distract from the musicianship and song writing. Great react…keep’em coming!!
I think the guitarist is Martin Barre.
Jethro Tull. What was up with that dude?😂🤔😂
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Evening Maddy, great timing! - Hope you're well beautiful..❤️😉🏴🇬🇧
Hey there!
@@MaddyReactions have a great weekend!
Amazing musicians , Amazing energy , let's not forget their look , looking like homeless ministries, pre glam rock LOL👍✌️💜
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There used to be two huge red baloons in the end of the encore. If you want more of the medieval vibe try "songs from the wood" or "Minstrel in the gallery".
Ian wasn't playing guitar on this one. That was Martin Barre.
Oh thanks!
There is a longer live version with the full intro/beginning. This one has it cut off.
As many others point out, it’s not that kind of party. Nearly every balloon you buy has talcum powder inside to preserve them. Big balloons has more and it’s definitely visible in the spotlight beam.
Same thing inside all balloons… a bit of cornstarch, to keep it from sticking together while inflating. Rarely see a balloon that size, with a spotlight on it. And, having seen Tull in that era, the drug of choice was weed. Trust me, on this one! 😉
There is probably powder in the balloons it's probably talcum powder or something for making and storing it.
I'm guessing?
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That is my guess too - having had them pop near me I can confirm there is nothing harmful (or recreational??) in them.
Another concert series I was at when it came through Dallas...I don't think there was anything in the balloons but it has been a long time and there was already so much, ahem, smoke in the air at all those old concerts that it wouldn't have mattered
I love watching flute players cringe at how he handles his flute
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"...I'm looking at you..."
Believe me...I'm lookin right back 😍 ....Great reaction again, Maddy!!....I recommend "Aqualung" and "Mother Goose" from them after this.
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You are Young 😢 never been to a Stadium 🏟️ Concert or SXSW in Austin ????
1978 Texxas Jam at the cotton bowl in Dallas 😉 A Party all day ...🏐,, Beach balls , Frisbees Hackysacs and plenty of spirits 🤪..
Everyone had Fun and Celebrated Together Peacefully !!! 🥰🤗
lol I don’t like concerts 🥲
Yea baby!!!
All balloons have powder inside of them, keeps them from sticking together.
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Baby powder like substance in large balloons keeps rubber from sticking to hard and facilitates proper inflation. Bike tires were treated the same. Nobody expects you to know that but judging it as drugs nobody expects you to do either.
A great video of the great Jethro Tull.
If you see recent pictures of Anderson you'll see he now looks like a middle-aged chartered accountant. But he can still play a mean flute.
He always looked older than his years - he's just stabilised now!
Martin Barre on guitar.
Ian Anderson was always defiantly against drugs. don't read anything into the balloons
Epic 🎼🎶🎶🎵🎵❤️🎧
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The guitar player is Martin Barre--Ian Anderson, the singer and flute player, can play guitar, but not on this song...
I don’t want to know what’s inside those balloons…lol 😛
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I pretty sure they, in the band, were anti-drugs... 🙂
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Best?
"The Thick As A Brick"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In Madison Square...
I have NO idea what you thought we were getting up to in the 70s 🙄😉
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I'm not a Tull fan but I respect him.
It's just water inside the balloons.
Nothing in the balloons as Ian Anderson is totally against drugs so it was just helium
Great reaction Maddy. Could you possibly react to Falling in reverse " Prequel" 🙏
I don't think you would have liked growing up in the 60s and 70s❤
great tune ... try rockstar by nickleback
Different guy on guitar. 😛
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Martin Barre, no longer with the band, might well be the most underrated guitarist in Rock N Roll!!! Jethro Tull fans all have our fingers crossed that singer/leader Ian Anderson welcomes Martin back.
BTW their catalog is vast. Each musician is among the top tier artists of their respective instruments. So some songs need time to grow on you. BTW. Thx Rob
nice!
Air was inside the balloons. Ian anderson is very anti drug
Try Aqualunge......
She is absolutely pretty heslr smile is so beautiful have a lovely night thank you for Ur reaction loved it can't wait for your next upload if she liked this comment id literally be the happiest man alive
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@@MaddyReactions omg thank you so much U just made my night
Yes they had weed smoke ...... POT
MADDY- PLEASE REACT TO - ALAN JACKSONS- " BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAAIN SONG"
My all time favorite band seen them 8 times between 1978-2003 the balloons are actually giant boobs.🎉
Wasn't him playing guitar
The fact that you immediately assumed the balloons were packed with coke says more about you than the band. Do some research before making a fool of yourself.
lol I didn’t think they contained coke 😂