Jethro Tull - Live In Nottingham, 2000 - Dot Com Tour, Full Concert

Royal Centre Nottingham, UK, November 18, 1999 Dot Com Tour
Musicians:
Ian Anderson - vocals, flutes, acoustic guitar
Martin Barre - guitars
Jonathan Noyce - bass
Doane Perry - drums
Andrew Giddings - keyboards
Set-List:
Steel Monkey,
For A Thousand Mothers,
Serenade To A Cuckoo,
Spiral, Nothing Is Easy,
Jeffrey Goes To Leicester Square,
Fat Man,
AWOL,
A New Day Yesterday (w. flute solo, incl. Kelpie, & guitar solo), The Potion (inst.),
Dot Com,
Boris Dancing,
Hunting Girl,
Hunt By Numbers,
Flying Dutchman (intro)/My God,
Passion Jig,
Locomotive Breath,
Aquadiddley/Aqualung/
Living In The Past/Dogs In The Midwinter (inst.)/
Dambusters March/Cheerio
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[@DoubleCross2009]

Thanks for posting. Was at this show. Happy memories of Tull still full of swash and buckle. Martin on great form.

[@RemyTena]

+DoubleCross2009 You're welcome!

[@Pete-q6t]

Wish I'd seen them on this tour, but I ended up catching them a little further on at Brighton Dome in 2004.

[@nealgoldstein4578]

Another great show, great band, great music. Thank you

[@herbertvonzinderneuf8547]

I was at the Glasgow gig on this tour, and this post brought back loads of great memories - forgotten all about the phone skit. Thanks.

[@tabathastaples7884]

Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!

[@RemyTena]

Thanks

[@johnrusso3239]

No one paints a lyrical picture the same as Ian!!!

[@RemyTena]

Hi Kai, thank you very much for the comment, glad to have you here! Remy

[@valeriodeambroggi927]

Thank you for posting, Remy. I was at Milan's gig in november, during my pilot training sessions. Although they were really hard work, I just hat a night out for Tull. Andy was a hell of a keyboard player, also.

[@BBSAXX]

Not taking away anything from musical genius but this was a dissident time Ian’s voice started straining. The mixing was off, and the flute pickup mic took away from the ins and outs of playing a standing mic, which creates monotones. Also tensions between Ian and Martin I believe started. Stormwatch, Broadsword, Catfish. Those WERE the days.