It really is!

I totally agree

No this is the original

All I hear is Black Sunday instrumental

@@jethrotullcollection8446 Yeah, it's just a little weird burst of a somewhat chaotic-sounding departure from the Black Sunday theme. Martin's playing takes a sudden turn into something different, Conway (who I assume was on drums then) breaks into two or three seconds of thrashing, and there's some odd high-pitched squeal from I don't know who or what instrument. No big deal, really. The more I think about it, the more I believe it was just another one those things that make Tull's live performances so special and interesting to listen to. Each song played live has something to it that makes it slightly, if ever so, different from every other time it was played live. Every live recording I've ever heard of, say Aqualung, is its own entity, has its own unique personality among the other Aqualungs, and provides its very own listening experience. Outside and on top of that are examples of unique little twists, fills, reinterpretations, etc., of which I think the ~3 second run I'm referring to is one. Just more evidence of the wonderful musicianship and vast talent that Tull and all its members exemplify. I'll end with saying thank you, @jethrotullcollection8446, for continuing to provide these gems to fellow fans.

You have better ears than me.

Tony Williams (John G was sick at home)

You are welcome - it was a great night

You’re welcome 😊

Yes he had heart surgery and had to stay home

Tony Williams

You're welcome!

Thank you

The best!!!!😊

I truly regret not seeing the TAAB tour

Thank you

Yes, superb

Yes he is - still doing it today

74, They were probably at thier peak. I saw them in 97, still no complaints.

I did see APP but I wish I had seen TAAB

I loved that tour

I disagree. I really like listening to the new songs.

Got concert recordings from nearly every era of the band. And usually they contain sie or seven tracks of the most recent album. Tull always presented a lot of new material .

I think we are really lucky to have both leading their respective bands giving us more Tull

@jethrotullcollection8446 Silly.

Yes it is

Yes the last good voice tour

Great to hear you enjoyed it

Yes the early Tull is fantastic

You’re welcome, that era was a good one indeed

You're welcome 😊

Well said

Yes I was at that show too - fantastic

You indeed

Seems like yesterday

Very cool

Yes indeed

Yes I loved the SFTW tour

Interesting way to put it

Yes indeed

Yes it was absolutely awesome

Yes Tull at their earliest

Thank you! Cheers!

Yes I loved this one

Yes I still like A too

Yes I really liked Eddie

Not sure here, but I saw all the tours from 72 through Under Wraps. At that show, he told off the people in the front row for smoking because his throat was hurting. He told them if they didn't knock that sh*t off he was going to cancel the show. He did in fact cancel the second night and flew back to England. Ian was having vocal issues at this point and his voice was deteriorating. He had also canceled at show in Anaheim California in 77 for a throat infection. He had a very natural voice in the 70s but I think it was the smoking that did his voice in.

I can’t remember why, but it was probably rowdy fans, probably American

​@@jethrotullcollection8446Oh really. Now, responding with two Americans in the thread, why would you suggest they were probably Americans?

That is my memory

@@jethrotullcollection8446 The clapping style is not American. Plus, in all the shows I attended, I never heard the vocal chatter and yelling out as I do here, reminiscent of the Phil Collins stories told during Genesis shows between songs. I cannot discern any English being spoken in the video. I suppose it's possible the offenders were drunken American soldiers stationed in Germany.

Yes I also went to the Wembley concert

Yes it was great!