Well it's probably just as well. Oh, well.

I am a born again eye slight fool! It looked Jewish.

I am a born again eye slight fool!

Psychiatric Cybil... Kim ( Jupiter ). ❤

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The Best & This Music Never Gets Old. Brilliant

Better than the album version imo.

The best bands of the era were British.

"Don't need the Word... do it your way... It's the only way." And then there's "Pull Jesus from a hat" -- remember that choice gem, from another ELP album? How much good did ELP's bald-faced atheism and enmity towards God do these guys -- especially, yes, I'll say it, Keith? Might it have helped Keith any to have known Jesus -- as it has his peer, Rick Wakeman? No condemnation nor scorn; just a fair and sincere -- and damned good -- question.

Very progressive!

Wo🔥

Very profound lyrics! Ian Anderson is the greatest all around rocker of all time! No one is close!

The memories of a man in his old age are the deeds of a man in his prime. I am 70 now and that hits home pretty hard. Because i think we all make a few mistakes along the hard road of life.

Eu gosto desta musica

One of the best Bands of all time!!! Also Ten Years After

Another hidden gem. Ian’s classic observational lyrics. Another hidden jewel is “I am your Gun”.. I find myself listening to most of these what we used to call “B” sides back in the day.

You're welcome didn't give you one.

Fook you? Fook me!

We live in fear, We are cut from The same cloth You and I...

I love you from 82,your teksts are true and masacics

I dont believe- do you exist up to now????

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I was 17 when I saw them with my brother in 1970 - Birmingham UK. This was the opener. After that Procol Harum! How lucky was I. Loved them ever since. 😊

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What a reunion snapshot song after 50 years.

Original war besser

Of a few hundreds shows, the Thick as Brick tour HIC Oahu was the best overall.

Nothing is easy, anything worth doing presents a challenge. It’s easy to be, do & have nothing. Nothings easy ❤

Prophetic, yeah?

Basseline kicks arse

timeless

Brilliant bass and drums on this track and so many others by Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond and Barriemore Barlow. This was the best ever Tull line-up - Ian, Jeffrey, Barriemore, Martin Barre, & John Evan. Incomparable, peerless, and unique.

Tony Iommi wrote the guitar riff and played this song with them live? So Cool.

Danielle walk into light...

In my opinion , the Jethro Tull group was one of the most unique & creative group in the golden age of rock ! Ian Anderson a great musician & showman ! This was a once in a lifetime group, in my opinion!!

In this song Ian's voice is perfect

Their best album (Stand Up (1969)) with two of their best songs, A New Day Yesterday and Nothing is Easy.

I got to have my name to this comment because this song rocks

Lovely time 80's

They always sucked. Their music is for weirdos.

😢purse.on.one.word aside is never going to survive this snatching 0:55 0:55 0:56 0:57 🎉

i never changed from vinyl, i have had cds sound ok. but vinyl the analog stereo you hear everything the depth and the instruments. i have had more than 10 copies of this wore them out. still @ 75 rocking.

This track is a truly weird mix of moods and sounds, which is probably why it's my favorite on the album. I think the story is pretty clear from the clues in the first few lines: He's catching the late ride home, forgot to phone, the back door is open. In short, he surprised his wife and her lover, who ran out the back door when the he showed up. He doesn't see the lover, but puts together the clues: "Take your warm hands off me" But he's ready to make a deal: "I won't say nothing, just let me be your toad in the hole." He loves the comfort of his home life, his hobbies, his plans for the house, and he's willing to pay the price of his wife fooling around if she'll just let him keep the status quo. Just make sure the lover is gone when he gets back. I think there's an implied irony that his wife is fooling around *because* he's self-involved, less interested in her than the comfort of the house.

Fantastic song

Should have more views, this song!! Been a fan since the 1970's, it's 2024 and you are never too old for Jethro Tull❤🎶

Soundtrack of my life. My parents split in 73, and my mom had this album. My little brother and I played vinyl because we were too broke for TV. I was 7, and I loved Warchild and Stand Up. I saw Jethro Tull when I was 9! I waited all night for Bungle in the Jungle. It was one of the last songs played since it was their biggest hit at the time. So bad ass. This really stands the test of time. 7/25/75 Seattle Colliseum. We moved back to California after that. I was so glad to see sunshine again. The local station KGB 101.5fm played Jethro Tull regularly after that. Good times.

My fave Tull tune