I know assuredly that I missed the greatest one night performance of all time

Bede miala zaszczyt niedlugo byc na wystepie MISTRZA❤

Where is the Loco Breath flute solo??

John Glascock was the love of my life and was definitely too young to die. 🌹

One of my favorite bands just love their music.

Those were the days.

Anderson at his best at the best time of the year. Sure to be played for years to come. I loved it the moment I heard it. Merry Christmas.

I think tickets were like 6.00

Saw him twice

Very strange and well, just kinda wacky, all of us JT fans that were fans since the 1970's do NOT like the Jethro Tull albums half of much that came out after Heavy Horses , When the Band broke up in 1979 withvBarry on Drums and John and David on Keyboards and Jeffery or John Glasscock on bass. I remembering not liking the A album and this Broadsword and Storm Watch album and the solo album and Under Wraps, god I thought some songs were ok but most of them sucked!!! But many younger kids 14 years old up to about 20 only started to listen to Jethro Tull in those early 1980 years and loved the Jethro Tull albums they heard first like Storm Watch and "A" album, and they say. " Wow these are the best Tull albums. lol - I really was happy when Tull came out with Crest Of a Knave in 1989 or 88? It gave me hope that Tull was on the right track again but they tricked me with that crappy Rock Island album. lol. BUT. everything after that album I loved from Jethro Tull- It has only been in that last year I have revisited those 1980 Tull albums I never liked because I guess they changed their sound to too much drum machine and synthesizer sounds and you know what, I still hate Under Wraps album I think it sucks " But the words are still great" but the music stinks. but I am starting to like many songs on them albums I never did before like, " Black Sunday". I see them doing it live on You Tube, it is so great. and Dark Ages, and that song Trains. on Ians solo album and that song Walk Into Light WOW. so fucking great, and on that crappy album "A". well I have changed my mind. I now like 4 songs from it a lot, Working John Working Joe. and $v Wheel Drive and Pine Martins Jig. and I like 5 songs from the Storm Watch album - And Now for the first time in about. well, a year after it came out. I am about to register to The Broadsword And The Beast Album. I hope to like at least 4 or 5 songs from it as I will listen with an open mind- In a way I am glad this happened like this, it is almost like all these songs and albums are just coming out and I am just buying them like back in the 1970's when War Child came out and I got $10 from my father for my 10th birthday and ran out to but the New Jethro Tull album so excited and knowing I would love it !!!!!

SOOOO LOVE 💘 HIM

I'm 69, my parents did not like this.

Jethro Tull aging well

This is an amasing performance! Wow! Ian Anderson at his finest

Absolutely wonderful. Just stop there now Ian. No more this performamces This one says it all

He's in so much trouble now He's without Martin!.

I was blind, this is brilliant...still can´t see xD no need

Ian Anderson THE JERK!

Their 3 best tunes (to me) This, 'living in the past' and 'Minstrel in the gallery' Robert at 69 in Arizona.

Try imagine todays low talent Rap/hip hop 'artists' with 1 20tieth of the talent here of Ian Anderson. Robert at 69.

Come to find out that one of my favorite band's front man is too old to rock and roll . Ian Anderson's Lung diseases are frightening . What is just s bad is the Martin Barre split with Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull in 2012 ! Martin Barre underrated guitarist for Tull since the late 60s calls Jethro Tull diluted since 2012 . SAD 😢

A Supreme Song -- but I'm still wondering after 50+ years: why the "dog end"?

Ian Anderson's voice is gone a lot of cigarettes over time

I’m one of the best songs on earth today

Never again those were the best of times and music, I've found it so hard not to live in the past.

I still live in the past and now I'm remembering when I saw Jethro Tull play In Florida in 72 wow when he played the flute then threw it in the air and the second he grabbed it they jumped into another song, man they were awesome, times were awesome

Theatrical performance

Brilliant showman !! Jethro Tull up amongst the greats !! !

Ian I hope you read this, I remember back in 1977 itself skating on the frozen creek to my friend's farmhouse singing this song and hearing it in my imagination. So much GREAT music you gave us all. The understanding came a bit later.

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I played in rock bands in the 70s and we did this song, studio version. I never realized how good these guy were. The guitarist was awesome and Ian played several instruments, 3 that I counted in this show plus his great showmanship. Awesome ...

Love the pianist killing himself on the maracas. Tull where English eccentricity at it's best.

Unique. Uplifting.❤

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Without Martin Barre there is no Jethro Tull.

Mother Goose one of the great anthems . Helped bring about the unplugged generation back in 1971

Martin Barre one of the Most underrated guitarists all Time .....

I’m 68 and pretty sure I never saw them, but I did enjoy the songs. However, all I can say know is “What a fearful old ham he is, mugging away like that.”

Thanks for the decades of great music. I have Bursting Out on vinyl. It contains censor bleeps over some of your witty banter. Does this release contain the same nonsense? Thanks.

Wow, just wow

Such wonderful memories of the days of Thick as a Brick. Listening to this amazing record with a little light enhancement LoL .😅😅 Ian Anderson leaping around the stage like a demented pixie on one leg.....brilliant. Absolutely one of my favourite bands. STILL....to this day . Love Jethro Tull. 😊😊

It's kinda sad, you can tell he really tried in this show, he really tried to give out a good performance but his damaged lungs don't let him

I never thought I would love Jethro Tull

I'm 68 and hubby is 69. We just talked this morning about some of the best concerts ever❤

I swear you guys are going to laugh. I literally thought this was.some random dude showing off some.old ad&d box set from back in the day. But the tone of his voice slowly started creeping in. Lol. And to be fair, a lot of time has passed since the days id recognize him. Amazing group. And one of my all time favorite.frontmen.. I didn't even hear him introduce himself till the third time through. I've often been curious to hear more modern stuff. I remember the raw talent, given all those years to perfect.... I bet it's epic.

Songs from the wood & Thick as a brick are among my all time favorite records. Back in the late 70's I'd listen to these over and over every day along with Cat Stevens Tea for the tillerman

I am still living in the Paast . Blessed to see Jethro Tull's 1st 6 tours

watch the young las violinist was not sure what to make of it and then she seems to say good yes brilliant.

Thanks for this. I just had My 19th birthday a few days before this Concert. I saw This Band at least 4 if not 5 different times. I'm 66 now and I just Basically wanted to say that I Very Much Appreciate this post and Thanks, again. 100%.

This song IS my life's soundtrack! Thank you Ian and the boys for a lifetime of joy!