70s ruled

i was at this concert he was great

I agree 100%, but sadly Ian does not play the guitar anymore..............:(

Jethro Tull with Doane Perry on drums is really another thing

Reminds me of early Black Sabbath Slow heavy riff

the only thing keeping Ian ground bound is gravity.

Who's listening with me in 20024?

High as a satellite

Stupid

does anybody have a video of this whole concert? This was my first Tull concert.

I guess we always long for what went before/ no way does this compare to Isle of Wight with Clive and Glenn on drums and bass respectively !!!###

Anderson is not only a virtouos flutist but a acoustic guitar player too. He's a genious.

In my opinion Anderson is the great musician ever both as composer and lyricist. He created masterpieces on diferents musical geners and with orchestral arrangements it will long forever as classics compositions. He's more prolific musician since JSBach and others masters.

Hoe kan dit de Stormwatch tour zijn met John Glascock? Hij is overleden tijdens de opname van het album

What an album!!! What atmosphere!!!

I'm glad that Tull isn't in the hall of fame....they're in a league of their own.

Everybody talks about underrated guitarists, well as a guitarist myself I can attest to the genius playing of one Martin Barre.

Clive and Glenn are tearing it up

Saw this tour - pre-Stormwatch, though IA introduced Dark Ages as being on the next album. Fantastic show. IA the most dynamic front man I've ever seen. Barre's guitar was volcanic. Glascock/Barlow rhythm section incredibly tight. Palmer off on the left side with Evan on the right - Evan grinning hard and looking like he was having too much fun. U.K. opened.

Still a classic.

Still my favorite band of all time.

1971, a great year for Jethro Tull

David Pegg à contribué à sauver le groupe et faire une super transition, à l'époque..... selon moi.....

50 years,0f pure Skill.

I saw Jethreo Tull at Fillmore East 5 times. First time in 1967 also at the Capital Theater and Springfield civic center. I was 14 when I saw them first at the Fillmore. Ian was so pissed at the rowdy crowd Who made negative remarks about the band and him and Ian was so mad he threatened to walk off the stage. He also said later on and his interviews that due to the timing of things going on in history in the late 60s and early 70s he wondered whether he was going to continue playing anymore because of all the crap he had put up with at the concerts, I’m so glad that he stayed with it. I loved all of his band members, including the ones from the first album even the ones that he’s using. I played the flute for 10 years and I could mimic every single one of the songs I can read, but I picked everything up by ear and taught , the guy is absolutely incredible musician, singer, and songwriter just unbelievable

Its pretty cool reading these stories of people who saw Tull back in the early 70s and still are here to tell! Must've been amazing shows !

Cuanto mas escucho estas musicas, mas pena me dan nuestros nietos😢😢😢

Greatest

Beautiful

Kapela Jethro Tull a ktomu vynikajci zpevak Ian Aderson nema chybu

Life hits you with a lot of crap, we just listen to the Music and keep truckin'.

Underrated is not strong enough.

great song !❤

saw them fall of'71 at the old New Haven Arena in CT.. 8th row. Aqualung tour, on the recommendation of a dorm mate. 6 of us went. My ears are still ringing.and my jaw is still dropping. Became an instant and lifetime Tull fan. Im going to be 72 soon. Martin is playing in my neighborhood this Halloween night 2024 with his current band . Can't wait.

Ahaha ... Ian's written so many great songs he can't remember them all!

7:00 - who are these guys?

Is this glorifying pedophilia, or just singing about it? This was the first song I ever heard on the radio of Jethro Tull's. I had no idea who it was or what it was about, but it had such and interesting melody and form it became the first record I bought as a young teen. Then, when I did buy it I noticed there were 3 other cool albums in the bin behind it, and I ended up buying them too. And every year, sometimes even more often there would be a new one to appear, and they never let me down. I still love Jethro Tull/Ian Anderson, and look forward to the next release in 2025. Thanks Ian, Martin, Glenn, Clive, John, Barrie, Jeffrey, David and all the others.

As a teenager in the 70s, I only listened to This Was, Stand Up, Benefit and Aqualung, and never heard any of their subsequent work until this summer. It now seems to me that their early work was more or less generic blues, and only with Thick as a Brick did they move on to create something original. I still very much appreciate the early work, but the later work has an entirely different creative trajectory. I also did not know until recently that Anderson produced one of Steeleye Span’s albums, which I assume must mean that he knew their music well. This is interesting, because when I first started listening to subsequent Tull, it struck me as very similar to Span, except that instead of playing electrified versions of ancient folk songs, Anderson was creating his own post-Victorian folk songs.

1973 me in my room listening to Living In The Past under black light. I was 17. I still have the album today and it plays real good fifty years later.

9:32

❤😂❤

I hope it will be a while, but my wife and kids know this is one for my funeral!! This and Life’s a long song…

What a fuck8yng great solo of Martin... Man, I love this album, and of course, this song!

Jethro Tull/Ian Anderson truly ONE OF A KIND! Pure original. Damn!

Yes standup and benefit was consumate tull, great loose rhythm section

✌🏼🎩🎶💟

Zeppelin 1:33

Jethro.tull.tolle.band.tolle.musik.tolle.texte

Those Stand Up and Benefit days lodged forever in my DNA.

This is when they were just a punk rock band. not as great as they will become in about 6 years from this BUT. still great, the way I see it Ian. Like Frank Zappa did before him. knew he would have to make changes in the band to get people that could do the music Ian wanted to do. More Complex. even tighter and just well, Fuckin more awesome