Jethro Tull live audio 1976-07-21 Boston

Jethro Tull live audio recording from Boston Garden July 21, 1976.
0:00 Quartet (tape)
1:39 Introduction
2:21 1. Thick As A Brick
15:02 Introduction
16:27 2. Wond'ring Aloud
18:26 Introduction
18:58 3. Crazed Institution
22:22 4. Instrumental (‌incl Drum Solo)
26:14 5. To Cry You A Song
28:45 6. A New Day Yesterday
31:50 7A. Flute Solo (incl God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Bourée, Quartet)
37:52 8. Living In The Past / Thick As A Brick Instrumental
39:32 6R. A New Day Yesterday (reprise)
40:36 Introduction
41:21 9. Too Old To Rock 'N' Roll: Too Young To Die
46:48 Introduction
47:40 10. Minstrel In The Gallery
54:24 11. Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
57:42 Keyboard Instrumental
58:10 12. My God
1:02:52 13. Cross-Eyed Mary (with Pop Goes The Weasel intro)
1:06:41 14. Aqualung
1:14:26 Thank you / Applause
1:15:24 15. Guitar Solo
1:17:56 16. Wind Up
1:22:31 17. Back-Door Angels
1:25:25 18. Instrumental
1:27:22 19.Wind Up (reprise)
1:29:10 Applause
1:29:49 20. Locomotive Breath
1:34:56 21. Instrumental
1:37:24 22. Back-Door Angels (reprise)
1:38:36 Applause

[@highatruthart]

I was there 1976 sitting right of the stage in the loge . Fantastic Show. Great times 👍 Thanks for sharing this Concert 😊🎶🎶🌟

[@jethrotullcollection8446]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@justgivemethetruth]

I remember seeing this concert in 1976. I was talking with my friends, and that intro music came on, and I knew it was JT time! Such great days, I miss that era, and a Tull album a year.

[@michaelmclaughlin6376]

You're also lucky to have seen him when he could sing. I've seen Tull many times, but starting in the late 90s, with the typical modern Ian voice.

[@allisonspringer8889]

I was there that night with my friends. We had recently graduated from high school and were soon going to go our separate ways to college. We were on the floor that night. I was transfixed by Ian Anderson. A genius.

[@petercondaxis7879]

I was there at The Gahden!

[@RC-gf8cs]

1st saw warchild tour ..AND.each album tour thru mid 90,s mostly msg nyc..whole lotta tull.. .A was a shocker ..my favs .thick thru strmwatch bands..orig ..then A..saw a many pioneers...now?? Im old

[@garythorpe1996]

I WAS THERE 5TH ROW DIDN'T CARE FOR IANS CLOTHES BUT MUSIC WAS AWESOME

[@angelonoukas]

Was there too. 68+ now.....best days of my life.

[@highatruthart]

Me too!!!

[@ymmit7459]

Crazed and Quizz Kid my favorites off torrent. Nice to hear crazed live.

[@luisreyguerrero6511]

Tull en sus buenos tiempos.....GRUPAZO Y ¡vaya! line-up, de lo mejor!!

[@williambaldridge1203]

I saw this concert at Tampa stadium. This was a fantastic show. 38 special and Robin trower opened up for them. Johnny, and Edgar Winter were supposed to play, but one of them got sick so they had to cancel their part. I first saw them in 1972 on TAAB tour. I've never missed another Jethro Tull show to this day, that came to my area. I saw them 44 times in all. Every show was fantastic, but the ones from the seventies were especially fantastic.

[@jethrotullcollection8446]

Great to hear you have seen Tull so often - they really are the best band ever

[@beebop333]

I saw them twice in the 70s, I must have been at this show, im not 100% sure , but I think so .

[@jethrotullcollection8446]

Yes I loved the summer 1976 tour

[@PS-un8zz]

Thank You so much🌼

[@Mel_ilm]

Crazed Instition intro is one of the best to any song at any Tull tour. This one however is a bit shorter than the one I know and it seems the joke goes over the crowd's heads.

[@michaelmclaughlin6376]

Only two songs from the then new album?

[@jethrotullcollection8446]

Yes not many - more of a greatest hits tour seeing as they were playing stadiums. To hear more of Too Old LP please watch some of my May 1976 European tour audio recordings on KZbin

[@MLewisDesign]

Fabulous, but the audience could have kept quiet… you can hear people talking a lot of the time… annoying and rude!

[@jethrotullcollection8446]

Yes Ian hated the audience noise in those days

[@justgivemethetruth]

That's our rude uncivilized American audiences. I don't blame Ian for not liking to come to the USA. All the bad stuff always seems to happen to them here. They also seem to play here at the end of their tours, so they are kind of low energy often. Lucky you cannot see the passed out people and those who vomit all over the place. The American concert crowds were, in the past, not fun.

[@St.IrenaeusOfLyons]

@@jethrotullcollection8446 I hated the smoking. I'm so glad concert halls are smoke-free now.