Jethro Tull - Black Sunday - 10/28/1984 - Capitol Theatre
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2021
- Recorded 10/28/1984 - Capitol Theatre (Passaic, NJ)
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An unmatched band that puts everyone else to shame. They were WAY ahead of their time. Every album was different and you never knew what you were going to get, when you went to one of their concerts.
Fantastic job by Doane Perry, his friend Mark Craney's drum part was amazing and he did justice to it.
The tour that shredded his voice.
Anderson’s work ethic for all those years is almost scary.
Undeniable. And all of the talent that has been through this band, is unbelievable.
Sadly, it cost him his singing voice. He talks about this in the book The Ballad Of Jethro Tull.
Temazoo de un discazo papá!!!!!
.....todo un ESPECTACULO musical!!.....y el mejor rock progresivo inglès.....wow!
The best think I've ever seen
Looks likes Ian Anderson's voice was starting to go even by 1984 (compare with his vocals on Bursting out in 1978) - the decline was obvious by Crest of a Knave
it was this tour that finished him off. Shame. I never saw them live.
I saw them 3 days after this in Pittsburgh and remember that his voice sounded different than the albums, higher pitched and strained.
Thanks🌸
Of all the wonderful songs from this band..this feels like a farewell to the old and a invitation to something new
So sad was the leaving,... yes indeed, Ians unique voice left for good during the 1984 tour.
What a loss for this great artist, what a loss for all of us.
Huh?
@@gogoyubari366 Yep.
@@gogoyubari366 Ian lost his voice from this tour, the range of Under Wraps and having to play nearly the full album night after night ruined it. Very sad indeed, but some of the Crest of a Knave era stuff is pretty good.
Ja leider, diese einmalige Stimme wurde dann immer schlimmer, seit einigen Jahren ist sie fast auf Null.
Live blutet einem das Herz. Ich liebe Tull seit 1970,und habe Jethro Tull dann als Ost Berliner erst nach der Wende dass erste mal sehen dürfen, und war damals schon von der Stimme sehr enttäuscht. Heute würde ich mir das damalige schlechte Niveau zurück wünschen. MfG
I know Ian has said he got the throat and vocal chord issues during the tour for underwraps. However not that I'm a expert but I'm a guy who spent a lot of time comparing Ian's voice to his albums over the years and hearing the changes in it. I can hear a difference between the 1982 broadsword and 1984 album that is to noticeable to ignore to me. The albums before underwraps he was singing very nasally from the upper front Part of the head. I hear the change on underwraps not just crest. On underwraps he is strained more and his volume is not quite there and that nasal singing is very diminished. Something happened to his voice before the tour for underwraps or atleast the beginning of the vocal problems were already presenting themselves