LOVE THIS!!! SAW TULL on tour in '75 during the War Child album tour they played in entirety Aqualung, War Child, TAAB, A Passion Play, Too Old to Rock & Roll, Minstral in the Gallery was the Encore; Hell ofa show!!!!! I will never forget it; Fan for Life!!!
Lucky you, but was lucky enough myself to have seen them August 1974 in New Zealand on the early leg of the Warchild tour… absolutely fabulous and still at that point playing a good chunk of A Passion Play… my absolute favourite album to this day ❤️❤️❤️
@@heletheadThey didn't. He keeps making these outlandish claims on other Tull videos. It would be almost 5 hours of music. "Too Old to Rock..." wasn't even released until the following year, and Passion Play was never played again in it's entirety after the PP tour. TAAB wasn't played entirely until decades later. Either he's having a go at Tull fans, or he was extremely high. I can only imagine his fish tales.
I so agree… the best lineup… they made all the best albums and the tours… well, they speak for themselves… this video comprises beautiful glimpses of their most amazing tout imho ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for posting this. It's like a piece of modern archaeology in that, we are finding treasures buried by time that you just can't find around, only the fragments of a beautiful thing, presented to us today to give a flavour of what the whole thing must have been like. I love this band 💗
It seriously pisses me off that so little quality video of live Tull exists from the period of 1968-1975. Why did no one alive at the time think to record a live show of, say, Thick As A Brick, or A Passion Play?
Have to agree - I saw TULL in early April 1975, not long after I arrived to be stationed there at HAHN AB, West Germany. The guys bought me a surprise ticket since I was a real bastard having been yanked away from Tempe AZ where all the bikinis get tried before use in CA. They were playing in Frankfurt at StadteHalle.... and THAT show is still probably thee best concert I've ever been too. Shows in Europe in those Years were attended by polite fans who stayed quiet until each song was over....preferring to not interrupt and therefore able to hear each and every note with extreme relish. This is where Americans get it all wrong with their constant standing and interruptive noise/clatter. The fans all sat in folding chairs and not one chair was ever upset or thrown at anyone, including the stage... AND, Ian came out on stage with a GIANT helium filled red ball that got pushed down the length of the Halle several times before it popped.... ALL of that should have been filmed along with a great Aqualung Show.
Thank you guys for those clips. I saw Tull in '73 or 4 in Denver. I saw a lot of bands in those days, including Skynyrd, which was awesome, but, Tull was absolutley the most enternaing of all of them.
Imagine the whole show. Just a video with nice sound from 72-73-74-75. That would be awsome! Love seeing Jeffery on Bass. Wonderful. My favorite line up
My oh my!!! I feel so lucky everytime I see an old Tull gig..not having been able to see them live before 84, all of these are pure treasure for me. What a shame there are so little live material from 70s!! I don't really understand why they weren't properly filmed back then...must be due to the costs. I wish Tull would put all the recorded stuff from the beginning till, perhaps 84, and improve the quality and put it (or them) out into the market.
Its a shame its only in pieces . . Why Ian does not take advantage of footage like this to release live Audio Tapes combine with Live footage . . these vintage years are a classic never to see again .
Dominic La Rosa well that's for sure next to Jimmy page, Anderson was an all caring kind performer for us. And he certainly did have our wants and needs met when he perform for us. In fact I put Anderson in the one percentile of touring rock bands for professionalism of making sure the shows were grand.
Richard Brice Yes and he still his remastering contains DVD's to give the 96bit sound CD's fail to give . While Jimmy favored the Vinyl fans with a poor quality remastering and limited amount of bonus material with a huge box over priced with nothing extra to offer . . a long disappointing wait to be let down by laziness
Ahhhh memories! I saw the same tour from the same seating location at a different venue (Greensboro Coliseum). I was 16, had a new 35mm camera borrowed from my high school photography class; shot a 36-pic roll of film. Sat right in front of Jeffrey. (Remember the matching zebra (two people in a suit) coming out and "pooping" zebra striped turds - tennis balls, I think they were. Ian made faces and gestures at me when I was taking pics - even came right over, maybe 10 feet in front of me, and did his crazy moves and gestures. Already a dyed-in-the-wool Tull fan since age 12, I was delirious! Camera was not in the car the next morning. 35 years later I am still sickened by that loss. To hell with the camera tho - I'd give $1000 and a testicle to have not lost that film. But at least I have the Tull memories - and this brings them back more clearly - thank you!!
Oh my God!! How horrible!! I understand perfectly, I would feel the same. But, yes, you have been to a wonderful tour and have good memories..nice moments of Ian coming up near you and all the rest..
@@handebarlas6248 Even cooler: We parked behind the coliseum long before the show and watched Ian stroll across the huge parking lot from a bus far off in a corner. Thought he was a roadie - all black head to toe and carrying a well-worn guitar case. He glanced at us and nodded slightly as he walked down the loading ramp - us gawking from a few feet above and to the side. As awkward teens, We just looked at each other as if to say, “Was that…. Him?” as if the messiah had just passed by - lol. I was so angry not to have said hello or something. I do think he recognized us in the front row later. Cool memory 😊
They where so on top of any bands live....! I saw that tour,,and many mores and every new tours they where better musicians... Most amazing live band ever.!!! Hard to explain the greatness of thoses Jethro Tull shows..you had to be there....
As cool as this footage is, it is totally frustrating to watch, because we don't get to see more than a second or two of each song. I can only imagine how great this show must have been.
Wish list (other than functional time travel machine)-video with good audio of complete TAAB and APP performances. Plus I would love to see/hear Baker Street Muse live (I've heard that it wasn't ever performed live)
i was at this show at “the las vegas convention center rotunda”. they way they came on stage that night has never been rivaled! and of cource . now heres the latest news flash! 😬🔥
I was at this show in 1975 at the Houston Coliseum. For decades I considered it the best show I had ever seen. Sadly at the end of the show during the encore someone threw chewing gum at it stuck in his hair. I believe Martin Barre also had his Les Paul guitar stolen from the airport. Rough.
Thanks Darin for syncing the audio to the video. That had to be a long tedious job. I really enjoyed having my memory refreshed - it naturally has faded a bit after 46 years. There must be more audio from the July show. Anyone know where it can be found?
Interesting how the soundtrack was edited at 5:07 on Aqualung, abruptly curtailing the verse into the guitar solo in order for the sound to sync up with the video. It would gone by me if I weren't so well acquainted with the song. Good job though on the editing!
If Ian or anybody has a full length pro shot film of this tour I wish they'd put it out, there's a pro shot Minstrel in the Gallery from Paris recorded on this tour but where the hell is the rest of it godammit
In a Interview, Ian said they didn't film things back then for the band. I don't know why, but it's how it was in the early 70's. Thank goodness for U Tube!
Savannah Ga. 1975 I believe Wet Willie opened. The gimmick for JT at the time was, "We have a guitarist that juggles zebra shit." And a dancing zebra came on and deposited 3 stripped balls into the guitarist hands.
no offence but jeff jatras did not shoot this, was copy he ask for from me, he was at show with me and my brother and another friend Paul Duffy. my brother did the super 8 while was shooting still camera
2:10 Ian takes off his coat, throws it over his step-mother Maggie's shoulder, wipes his nose, then she helps him put on his jacket for Thick As A Brick 😁
we shouldn't let history be forgotten so, i didn't actually make it to the may 1970 concert at red rocks Ampitheater in denver because i didn't move there till june, but my friends told me, and i heard it on the news that during the concert the police used tear gas on people that were climbing over the rocks to get inside and ian anderson stopped the concert and told the police to just let them in.
I used to communicate with Jeff fairly regularly, but life got a bit complicated for me health-wise and I lost touch with him. I cannot describe this sick feeling in the pit of my stomach when I see him referred to as "the late Jeff Jatras". What has happened and when did it happen? Jeesh man, this is horrible news.
Larry Curtis Hi Larry. Just browsing youtube, looking for teh newly found 75 silent film Erin put music to. I'll find it on FB when I go back. I saw your post here thought I'd reply. I knew Jeff only through a Tull discussion group. He started a contest for teh best Tull song where we listened to all the releases 3 at a time every 4 days or so. It took a year plus I believe. I met a handful (met on line anyway) of people some I considered friends. I exchanged e-mails with Jeff myself. Were you involved in teh contest? Anyway, I heard on that group that Jeff had died, there was no explanation. Darin Cody knew hem better and he and I talked about it at the Tull convention in November, he does not seem to have much more info. I liked Jeff and he was a great music fan.
Hi Don. I received the info from Jeff's family soon after I posted here. It seems Jeff was diabetic and he succumbed to it. Very tragic because he was such a great person. He left behind a very sweet family, too.
I know I saw them on this tour in '75, but I don't remember anything from A Passion Play. I think I would have noted it because it was my favorite album at the time (and still may be). And, damn, I had such a 70s gay teen crush on Ian Anderson it wasn't funny.
You know why Jethro Tull is not in fake RRHF?, because is the best progressive rock band of the history. Is too much outstanding for the CEO , simply is the best band ever , and Greg Harris cannot accept the reality, because Jethro Tull music is not his taste, this music is not commercial, pop and popular , is just to smart , sophisticated and complex. Ian Anderson won’t like to be in RRHF along with Madona and par example garbage bands as Kiss. The same happens to K Crimson and ELP.
Perfect explanation. I think exactly the same way!!! Thank you. people must think rrhf is such an important instution...it's just a commercial place and basically american or for bands recorded with american labels. That's all. Tull is TOO MUCH.
best sound ever! saw them cincinatti same year oct. 1975-ian anderson called out a dude who threw a bottle of ale he said!! there was 20 seconds of sililence-then they went straight into Sea lion song it was great!!!
I was there as well at Riverfront with a good friend I worked with-----I was 25 and he was 20----I did a 1/2 tab of acid that night....enhanced a bit of the shows detail....it was AWSOME.....I became a life long TULL fan....more so than my buddy who had NO ACID.....his choice. Have seen Tull 14 times and met IAN once on my 45th birthday at a sold out show in Louisville 1995......alas we all grow so old.....!!!
I don't need a committee to tell me if a band is good, I can make up my own mind and judge for myself. The R&R HOF lost any semblance of credibility years ago.
Could one possibly EFF this up any more?? It's just too butchered to enjoy. If you did this to a good steak, you'd be banned from restaurants around the world.
Actually they're lucky they got what they got at all. A standard Super 8mm silent cartridge only had about 5 to 10 minutes on it. So the cameraman did a smart thing. They shot it during pivotal moments. And there may have been a cartridge change or two during the filming. Yes the soundtrack is cut up as a result, but it can't be helped. Look at it for being an "overview" if you will of an incredible concert from an amazing point in Jethro Tull's career. And there are times during "Aqualung" where Anderson looks like he's mugging for the camera!!! Priceless! Thank God the cameraman got a lot of that tune! I enjoyed every minute of it! Thank you.
Are you kidding? Give me a break! This was shot without audio on an 8mm camera and as R Zito pointed out, you had to change out cartridges and deal with batteries running out etc. Since there's precious little footage from that era of Tull, this is an awesome snapshot! Thanks for caring enough to put it together.
@@marysweeney7370My feelings exactly for those years. I was lucky enough to see them later and meet Ian as well, but those years were exceptionally special...
THE best band in the world at the time. Ever actually..
Shaun Kelly ❤❤❤
i concur
m adera so do I, big time!!!
And yet never a nomination from the so called Rock and Roll Hall of Fame....
Indubitably!
LOVE THIS!!! SAW TULL on tour in '75 during the War Child album tour they played in entirety Aqualung, War Child, TAAB, A Passion Play, Too Old to Rock & Roll, Minstral in the Gallery was the Encore; Hell ofa show!!!!! I will never forget it; Fan for Life!!!
Way jealous.
You lucky thing!!!
Lucky you, but was lucky enough myself to have seen them August 1974 in New Zealand on the early leg of the Warchild tour… absolutely fabulous and still at that point playing a good chunk of A Passion Play… my absolute favourite album to this day ❤️❤️❤️
No way they played All of those records in there entirety.
@@heletheadThey didn't.
He keeps making these outlandish claims on other Tull videos. It would be almost 5 hours of music. "Too Old to Rock..." wasn't even released until the following year, and Passion Play was never played again in it's entirety after the PP tour. TAAB wasn't played entirely until decades later. Either he's having a go at Tull fans, or he was extremely high. I can only imagine his fish tales.
LOVE!!! And what a voice Ian had back in the day! ❤️❤️❤️
Just watched this for perhaps the 500th time, lol! Just the most incredible original talent!!!
The final tour of THE Jethro Tull lineup - with JHH in his classic zebra suit and bass. Thank you for making this! Wish there was more...
I so agree… the best lineup… they made all the best albums and the tours… well, they speak for themselves… this video comprises beautiful glimpses of their most amazing tout imho ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for posting this. It's like a piece of modern archaeology in that, we are finding treasures buried by time that you just can't find around, only the fragments of a beautiful thing, presented to us today to give a flavour of what the whole thing must have been like. I love this band 💗
So true!
Back door angels. I was in awe then. And now. Thank you! Martin sounded fantastic on the SG. Love it!
Vince ReDavid Yes, LOVE!!!
God bless Jeff Jatras. This is the very best of all there is of Tull in their absolute pomp.
FINALLY a chance to SEE a snippet of A Passion Play live!
It seriously pisses me off that so little quality video of live Tull exists from the period of 1968-1975. Why did no one alive at the time think to record a live show of, say, Thick As A Brick, or A Passion Play?
I’ve said that a thousand times - unbelievable with all the tech they had in the 70s nobody professionally recorded theses shows? It’s a travesty
Have to agree - I saw TULL in early April 1975, not long after I arrived to be stationed there at HAHN AB, West Germany. The guys bought me a surprise ticket since I was a real bastard having been yanked away from Tempe AZ where all the bikinis get tried before use in CA.
They were playing in Frankfurt at StadteHalle.... and THAT show is still probably thee best concert I've ever been too.
Shows in Europe in those Years were attended by polite fans who stayed quiet until each song was over....preferring to not interrupt and therefore able to hear each and every note with extreme relish. This is where Americans get it all wrong with their constant standing and interruptive noise/clatter.
The fans all sat in folding chairs and not one chair was ever upset or thrown at anyone, including the stage...
AND, Ian came out on stage with a GIANT helium filled red ball that got pushed down the length of the Halle several times before it popped.... ALL of that should have been filmed along with a great Aqualung Show.
Exactly!!
Great Job w/ Great Footage. Brought back MANY good memories!!! Loved it.....THANKS!!
Thank you guys for those clips. I saw Tull in '73 or 4 in Denver. I saw a lot of bands in those days, including Skynyrd, which was awesome, but, Tull was absolutley the most enternaing of all of them.
Never seen them, wonder if MLb's tone is 10 times more savage live then recordings
Wish I could give this 1,000 likes!!! Thank you Darin! 😊❤️
Imagine the whole show. Just a video with nice sound from 72-73-74-75. That would be awsome! Love seeing Jeffery on Bass. Wonderful. My favorite line up
I saw them a week later on 8/9 in Greensboro, NC. It was a great show. I loved that striped suit with the matching bass.
My oh my!!! I feel so lucky everytime I see an old Tull gig..not having been able to see them live before 84, all of these are pure treasure for me. What a shame there are so little live material from 70s!! I don't really understand why they weren't properly filmed back then...must be due to the costs. I wish Tull would put all the recorded stuff from the beginning till, perhaps 84, and improve the quality and put it (or them) out into the market.
Thank you for posting this!
I was 12 years old when I saw this tour in March of 1975.
Great band!
RIP Jeff thanks for conjuring up memories from 1975 Seen the show at Maple Gardens Toronto Canada
Saw Tull from the front seats at Boston Garden , was either 1975 or 1976 , was one of the best shows I ever saw!!
saw this show in cinci aug 4th 75 love warchild album!!!!!! might have been best sound ever!!!!
Its a shame its only in pieces . . Why Ian does not take advantage of footage like this to release live Audio Tapes combine with Live footage . . these vintage years are a classic never to see again .
Dominic La Rosa Anderson doesn't give a shit about us , and our wants!
Richard Brice
None of them do . . Ian shows a little more then the lazy Jimmy Page . .
Dominic La Rosa well that's for sure next to Jimmy page, Anderson was an all caring kind performer for us. And he certainly did have our wants and needs met when he perform for us. In fact I put Anderson in the one percentile of touring rock bands for professionalism of making sure the shows were grand.
Richard Brice
Yes and he still his remastering contains DVD's to give the 96bit sound CD's fail to give .
While Jimmy favored the Vinyl fans with a poor quality remastering and limited amount of bonus material with a huge box over priced with nothing extra to offer . . a long disappointing wait to be let down by laziness
Ahhhh memories! I saw the same tour from the same seating location at a different venue (Greensboro Coliseum). I was 16, had a new 35mm camera borrowed from my high school photography class; shot a 36-pic roll of film. Sat right in front of Jeffrey. (Remember the matching zebra (two people in a suit) coming out and "pooping" zebra striped turds - tennis balls, I think they were. Ian made faces and gestures at me when I was taking pics - even came right over, maybe 10 feet in front of me, and did his crazy moves and gestures. Already a dyed-in-the-wool Tull fan since age 12, I was delirious!
Camera was not in the car the next morning. 35 years later I am still sickened by that loss. To hell with the camera tho - I'd give $1000 and a testicle to have not lost that film. But at least I have the Tull memories - and this brings them back more clearly - thank you!!
Oh my God!! How horrible!! I understand perfectly, I would feel the same. But, yes, you have been to a wonderful tour and have good memories..nice moments of Ian coming up near you and all the rest..
@@handebarlas6248 Even cooler: We parked behind the coliseum long before the show and watched Ian stroll across the huge parking lot from a bus far off in a corner. Thought he was a roadie - all black head to toe and carrying a well-worn guitar case. He glanced at us and nodded slightly as he walked down the loading ramp - us gawking from a few feet above and to the side. As awkward teens,
We just looked at each other as if to say, “Was that…. Him?” as if the messiah had just passed by - lol. I was so angry not to have said hello or something. I do think he recognized us in the front row later. Cool memory 😊
Sensational footage! 💚 Thanks for uploading.
They where so on top of any bands live....!
I saw that tour,,and many mores and every new tours they where better musicians...
Most amazing live band ever.!!!
Hard to explain the greatness of thoses Jethro Tull shows..you had to be there....
Saw Tull live 10 times throughout the Years. Now it's only Good Memories 😜. LMAO.
That is AWESOME!
"FLOOR CHAIR ADM. $6.00"
What a bargain, even in 1975!
Just as I remember it! Amazing footage, even as raw as it is.
My very first concert experience. My sister got me my ticket for my 14th Birthday.... Man those first half dozen Lp's are awesome!
...and some more...
I was 14 as well! My brother bought me tickets in Los Angeles for my graduation from Jt. High, lol!!
As cool as this footage is, it is totally frustrating to watch, because we don't get to see more than a second or two of each song. I can only imagine how great this show must have been.
Wish list (other than functional time travel machine)-video with good audio of complete TAAB and APP performances. Plus I would love to see/hear Baker Street Muse live (I've heard that it wasn't ever performed live)
Couldn't agree more about the time machine!!!!
This is stunning - thanks for posting. Three years before I saw them for the first time
You got to see Heavy Horses! A great show as well!!
i was at this show at “the las vegas convention center rotunda”. they way they came on stage that night has never been rivaled! and of cource . now heres the latest news flash! 😬🔥
I saw this show in Louisville from the front row at what looks about the same exact spot.
Tull will never be in the Rock n' Roll hall of fame and I'm so glad because they are better than that thing.
Yep!
I can sing just like Ian. Lot's of fun doing that karaoke 😂😂😂😂. Been singing his song's 48 years. Tull is my favorite band..Lmao....
I was in the 6th row at that concert!
I was at this show in 1975 at the Houston Coliseum. For decades I considered it the best show I had ever seen. Sadly at the end of the show during the encore someone threw chewing gum at it stuck in his hair. I believe Martin Barre also had his Les Paul guitar stolen from the airport. Rough.
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Thanks Darin for syncing the audio to the video. That had to be a long tedious job. I really enjoyed having my memory refreshed - it naturally has faded a bit after 46 years.
There must be more audio from the July show. Anyone know where it can be found?
Interesting how the soundtrack was edited at 5:07 on Aqualung, abruptly curtailing the verse into the guitar solo in order for the sound to sync up with the video. It would gone by me if I weren't so well acquainted with the song. Good job though on the editing!
LIKE IAN SAID LIFE IS A LONG SONG THATS JETHRO TULL LIVING LEGEND A FLUTIST PAR EXCELENCE...
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Wow! You do not have the whole show?
If Ian or anybody has a full length pro shot film of this tour I wish they'd put it out, there's a pro shot Minstrel in the Gallery from Paris recorded on this tour but where the hell is the rest of it godammit
Exactly!!! Grrrrrr
In a Interview, Ian said they didn't film things back then for the band. I don't know why, but it's how it was in the early 70's. Thank goodness for U Tube!
Savannah Ga. 1975 I believe Wet Willie opened. The gimmick for JT at the time was, "We have a guitarist that juggles zebra shit." And a dancing zebra came on and deposited 3 stripped balls into the guitarist hands.
+1mulekicker Awesome.
no offence but jeff jatras did not shoot this, was copy he ask for from me, he was at show with me and my brother and another friend Paul Duffy. my brother did the super 8 while was shooting still camera
2:10 Ian takes off his coat, throws it over his step-mother Maggie's shoulder, wipes his nose, then she helps him put on his jacket for Thick As A Brick 😁
we shouldn't let history be forgotten so, i didn't actually make it to the may 1970 concert at red rocks Ampitheater in denver because i didn't move there till june, but my friends told me, and i heard it on the news that during the concert the police used tear gas on people that were climbing over the rocks to get inside and ian anderson stopped the concert and told the police to just let them in.
wow
Ian is God
jethrodassam ❤️❤️❤️
I used to communicate with Jeff fairly regularly, but life got a bit complicated for me health-wise and I lost touch with him. I cannot describe this sick feeling in the pit of my stomach when I see him referred to as "the late Jeff Jatras". What has happened and when did it happen? Jeesh man, this is horrible news.
Larry Curtis Hi Larry. Just browsing youtube, looking for teh newly found 75 silent film Erin put music to. I'll find it on FB when I go back. I saw your post here thought I'd reply. I knew Jeff only through a Tull discussion group. He started a contest for teh best Tull song where we listened to all the releases 3 at a time every 4 days or so. It took a year plus I believe. I met a handful (met on line anyway) of people some I considered friends. I exchanged e-mails with Jeff myself. Were you involved in teh contest? Anyway, I heard on that group that Jeff had died, there was no explanation. Darin Cody knew hem better and he and I talked about it at the Tull convention in November, he does not seem to have much more info. I liked Jeff and he was a great music fan.
Hi Don. I received the info from Jeff's family soon after I posted here. It seems Jeff was diabetic and he succumbed to it. Very tragic because he was such a great person. He left behind a very sweet family, too.
Larry Curtis Thanks for the information Larry. I was sorry to lose him and it brings some closure to know why.
Anyone catch Shona at 2:05?
Sure
Yes, of course, she was part of the show at this time 😊
I know I saw them on this tour in '75, but I don't remember anything from A Passion Play. I think I would have noted it because it was my favorite album at the time (and still may be). And, damn, I had such a 70s gay teen crush on Ian Anderson it wasn't funny.
They played "Critique Oblique"--the Minstrel in the Gallery "Book" SW re-issue has a concert from '75 with it on there...
Awesome footage, but any reason why it keeps cutting forward?
Anyway Ian's stage get-up was at it's most pirate-y and goofy at this point lol
Sandro Kovalev. Cartridges for 8mm camera were only a few minutes long, had to be changed out frequently.
Man Aqualung is totally slaughtered :'(
A girl was hit in the head with a flying beer bottle at this show. She sued and got 25 grand from Madison Square Garden.
You know why Jethro Tull is not in fake RRHF?, because is the best progressive rock band of the history. Is too much outstanding for the CEO , simply is the best band ever , and Greg Harris cannot accept the reality, because Jethro Tull music is not his taste, this music is not commercial, pop and popular , is just to smart , sophisticated and complex.
Ian Anderson won’t like to be in RRHF along with Madona and par example garbage bands as Kiss. The same happens to K Crimson and ELP.
Perfect explanation. I think exactly the same way!!! Thank you. people must think rrhf is such an important instution...it's just a commercial place and basically american or for bands recorded with american labels. That's all. Tull is TOO MUCH.
7:57 what a creepy guy mr John Evan looks like , when he put this face expression!!
best sound ever! saw them cincinatti same year oct. 1975-ian anderson called out a dude who threw a bottle of ale he said!! there was 20 seconds of sililence-then they went straight into Sea lion song it was great!!!
I was there as well at Riverfront with a good friend I worked with-----I was 25 and he was 20----I did a 1/2 tab of acid that night....enhanced a bit of the shows detail....it was AWSOME.....I became a life long TULL fan....more so than my buddy who had NO ACID.....his choice. Have seen Tull 14 times and met IAN once on my 45th birthday at a sold out show in Louisville 1995......alas we all grow so old.....!!!
@@jamesschott2870 cool - the microdot helped lol fun times!!
@@larry45044 you got that right....!!!!!!
its more alive for the fragmentation. go figure
3:34
Magic… but so is this whole video!!!
all broken up for our dis-enjoyment.
And the reason Jethro Tull is not in the crummy rock and roll hall of fame is what?
Ridiculous Tull not in HOF ....if you just listen to the first 10 Tull albums you’d have to be an idiot not putting them in the hall of SHAME !!!!
I don't need a committee to tell me if a band is good, I can make up my own mind and judge for myself. The R&R HOF lost any semblance of credibility years ago.
Could one possibly EFF this up any more?? It's just too butchered to enjoy. If you did this to a good steak, you'd be banned from restaurants around the world.
I agree! as a fan since 68, this was butchered up badly, oh well, I still have the albums!
Actually they're lucky they got what they got at all. A standard Super 8mm silent cartridge only had about 5 to 10 minutes on it. So the cameraman did a smart thing. They shot it during pivotal moments. And there may have been a cartridge change or two during the filming. Yes the soundtrack is cut up as a result, but it can't be helped. Look at it for being an "overview" if you will of an incredible concert from an amazing point in Jethro Tull's career. And there are times during "Aqualung" where Anderson looks like he's mugging for the camera!!! Priceless! Thank God the cameraman got a lot of that tune!
I enjoyed every minute of it! Thank you.
Are you kidding? Give me a break! This was shot without audio on an 8mm camera and as R Zito pointed out, you had to change out cartridges and deal with batteries running out etc. Since there's precious little
footage from that era of Tull, this is an awesome snapshot! Thanks for caring enough to put it together.
@@marysweeney7370My feelings exactly for those years. I was lucky enough to see them later and meet Ian as well, but those years were exceptionally special...
@@mjtgough agree, this is an absolutely incredible document from the time of just how fabulous they were…