Jethro Tull Live In Roma "Seven Up" 1982 "Broadsword & The Beast"

Teatro Tenda (Pianeta Seven Up) Roma, Italy Improved and extended version
Live Up or Live In Rome 1982
Thanks to Wazza for this one
Afternoon show (17:30) in a tent. Sold out (overcrowded). Riots outside.
Songs broadcasted on TV:
Clasp, Fallen On Hard Times, Pussy Willow, Broadsword, One Brown Mouse, Seal Driver, Heavy Horses, Songs From The Wood, Watching Me Watching You, Pibroch/Black Satin Dancer (inst.), Beastie, Too Old To Rock'N'Roll..., Cross-Eyed Mary, Aqualung, Minstrel In The Gallery, Locomotive Breath/Black Sunday (inst.)/Cheerio
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[@norcoauctions]

lets be realistic, candid, whatever you want to call it. Ian Anderson was the greatest live rock performer EVER. Millions and millions and millions of albums sold and they still won't put him into the R&R hall of fame. He is really so far above those that are in there, its just the principle really. A legend. They should make a movie about Jethro Tull. There was nobody even close to them

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

bobby redondo they put NWA in instead???? Hahahaha wtf, who gives a shit about rrhof its bullshit

[@eduardoalcala8310]

I made a similar comment about Ian being the best showman to have been born on this earth, on top of Mercury, Daltrey even Marriot, M. Jackson (don't like his style but have to give merits for showmanship) or Plant (whom honestly shouldn't be on this list). Ian's glorious character is so unique and unmatchable that we shouldn't even dare to compare him

[@ogrebattle22763]

I could care less if Tull gets put into the RRHOF as far as I'm concerned that means nothing to me.... they know absolutely nothing & the RRHOF is a sham.... always was & always will be.... We Tull fans know how great their contribution to the music scene was & that's good enough for me...

[@aliengrey6052]

bobby redondo you are right they were a very special band and the songs were uncompromising to the music industry and its trends.very upsetting for those who control the music industry.

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

During a recent interview Ian said that regrettably he and Robert Plant had never quite hit it off .

[@amberandrews6842]

I saw this tour, in Boulder Colorado. Roughly a mile above sea level. I was 6 months pregnant, with my first child. Ian Anderson was flawless. The band was flawless, but he was leaping around the stage, without missing a note. Dancing with the broadsword at an altitude that professional athletes have trouble with. We named the child Ian. ❤❤❤

[@garychafens-dx1fv]

Ian s. Music is relevant today as yesterday

[@misternikon]

Just saw Tull (really just Ian) a few months back, November 2023. Capitol Theater in Portchester, NY. First saw Tull 1975. The Garden. Just an unbelievable musician our Mr Anderson is.

[@michaellalli7693]

Tull Concerts from 1972 - 1988 were more than just a performance, they were spectacular visuals, entertaining, worth your time and money.

[@genesisfox9]

Anderson is One In a Billion !!!!!!! Unique is too small a word .

[@margelux]

I've seen about 100 concert tilms, and I honestly believe this is the best one EVER!! Tull at its peak, Ian's voice is still great. Tight band. Raw. Awesome.

[@johnlittle4833]

It is great to hear from fellow Tull fans. Keep the flame burning. Ian Anderson is a musical genius who has never received the credit he deserves because he refused to be drawn into the superficial, shallow, and meretricious fantasy world of "pop music." He is on a par with Lennon and McCartney as a song-writer, although he has his own unique, idiosyncratic mode of song-writing, that noone has come close to. So to all my fellow holders of this secret withheld from the masses, I say "pass the word around." Don't keep it to yourself.

[@fordssuck]

Such a talent. And I heard at one time was better off financially than Michael Jackson or Paul Mccartney due to Salmon farms. He didnt care for David Bowie😆. But then, who did? Has lung cancer blamed on fog machines on stage. What a shame. Truly one of music's greatest entertainers of all time

[@claudio5944]

The Broadsword And The Beastie Tour 1982, Live In Rome 0:00 - Clasp 4:29 - Fallen On Hard Times 8:39 - Pussy Willow 13:10 - Broadsword 18:25 - One Brown Mouse 21:47 - Seal Driver 27:03 - Heavy Horses 35:46 - Songs From The Wood 41:15 - Watching Me, Watching You 44:51 - Pibroch / Black Satin Dancer 51:08 - Beastie 55:06 - Too Old To Rock n' Roll... Too Young To Die 59:19 - Cross Eyed Mary 1:03:17 - Aqualung 1:11:02 - Minstrel In The Gallery 1:15:22 - Locomotive Breath / Black Sunday 1:20:17 - Cheerio

[@markhorton1718]

The most incredible show I ever saw and heard was Jethro Tull in 1982 ,Hampton Coliseum in Hampton, Virginia.

[@stevegrubb9348]

Saw Tull several times in Hampton and at least once at William and Mary.

[@charlesnolan7602]

I saw this J-TULL concert September 21, 1982 at the Spectrum Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Opening act was the great Canadian band SAGA! TREMENDOUS show!

[@mauriziopoluzzi5277]

I cannot believe it.....i saw this concert in 1982 in Genova....i was eighteen.....and it's so long time ago......i got thrills up and down my spine....We were at the Palasport....a place that can contain at its maximum 8-10 thousands people.....Well.....we were thirtyfour thousands In that occasion all the north of Italy came to Genova to see the concert !!! I remembe it started with the balloons over the crowd.......long time ago......

[@rockygraziano2339]

That must have been a fantastic experience!!!! I have seen them well over 20 times here in America. I’m an Itullian !

[@walterpoluzzi9846]

@@rockygraziano2339 Oh....yes my friend !! I saw Jethro only five times, but i remember that experience as one of the best in my all life.

[@crimsonwolf9099]

Interestingly enough (and welcome) Tull resists having to platy the expected classics and still bangs out a real terrific and refreshing show. Martin Barre as always kills and is one of the greatest guitarists of his era.

[@jgmiller804]

I always admired Tull for playing a good chunk of their newest album on tour, including instrumental pieces and solo spots that were unique to that tour. Of course there are those 5 or 6 songs that they would always have to play, but that's to be expected.

[@kmaher4980]

Tull flourished for decades behind the stellar musicianship of Anderson and Barre. These two are as good a duo as any in rock. The number of genres that Tull dabbled in over the years is pretty long. From the blues-based first couple of albums, Tull branched into folk, folk-rock, progressive rock and hard rock. I went to more than a couple of Tull shows and Martin always puts on an entertaining performance as does Ian. I saw Martin Barre not too long ago and he's still at the top of his game.

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

Back in 1982 when I was a teenager my older brother won 'Broadsword and the Beast' in a radio competition and that album became my introduction to Tull . It still remains one of my favourite albums and I enjoyed discovering other great Tull albums as a result !

[@davedouglass438]

Got a booster shot of cultural genius from these Druids at the Chicago Stadium in 1976. My first time, tho, was in 1971, at michigan state university's jenison fieldhouse. (Shared billing with some misogynistic slob.) Bizarrely, campus paper headlined their coverage "Meatloaf wows crowd!"

[@rocksteady9115]

Tull were so good then, Ians voice was tremendous, Martins guitar playing sublime

[@artemesaulkov2010]

It was tremendous on passion play. You can actually hear him struggle to hit some notes in early 80s, it’s still listenable though. It became unlistenable in 90s and just cringe from 2000s. I say this with great pain, Anderson is my favorite musician

[@mikeday9548]

This album was number one in Germany, I remember hearing.

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

This is real music and performance , unlike today's sub-standard trash . Where are the groups with the artistic vision ,creativity, individuality and musical talent these days ?

[@mauriziopoluzzi5277]

There are none....!!! Today it's not easy to find bands who really know how to play an instrument.Nowadays it's just a matter of money....nothing else !!

[@justgivemethetruth]

They are LIVING IN THE PAST , Hummy

[@riorio5052]

They weren't born yet?

[@blima-1963]

Porcupine Tree, Riverside.

[@artemesaulkov2010]

@@blima-1963 i was literally going to write riverside. There definitely are creative bands today it’s just that we haven’t heard about them because there is no industry demand

[@gianfrancoludovisi9539]

I was there; my first tull live act... unbelievable feelings, unforgettable remind io c'ero; il mio primo concerto dei tull... sensazioni incredibili, ricordo indimenticabile

[@cormack2724]

jethro Tull c'est magnifique!!

[@haldand]

Jethro Tull: one of my biggest influences musically.

[@michelangelolucco7018]

I was there, in the audience.

[@mauro4965]

me too

[@stefanofarci2757]

Anche io

[@jublaim]

I wish I were!

[@mauro4965]

@@stefanofarci2757 na grande ressa all'ingresso.

[@stefanofarci2757]

@@mauro4965 un fiume in piena, sono entrato spinto dalla corrente della folla e manco avevo biglietto

[@uncatila]

I was in Rome in 1982 playing the Aqualung bear foot and all walking along the Pope's lake making reparation for my passion play and thanking God for life's repreave..

[@lukahmad5683]

So hard find live concert videos of Jethro Tull on youtube, they don't upload it on their official channel, and then I found this channel where it has playlist consist of 100 videos of full concert of Jethro Tull. That is exactly what I need in this lockdown. Thank you!

[@RemyTena]

You're welcome!

[@MyVeryHappyDay]

Broadsword and the Beast was a fantastic and somewhat magical album. Live, it was SOOO good. When IA hoisted that Broadsword into the air and sang the lyrics, “Bring me my broadsword...” I got goosebumps.

[@petersonlafollette3521]

Modern Renaissance times- of music,fashion, ideas, art. expression, love for life- where have you gone??

[@user-kk6bz1zo5h]

I, love, getro, tall, orcistra, ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@charliesmith5906]

I seen tull so many times i cant remember from 1973 till last time in 84 or 85 in all those shows every single one we're great never know what to expect from ian Anderson the shows were never the same but all were great tull is up with the greatest of all time

[@danielosullivan3110]

Saw this tour in Rochester NY! Amazing. Flawless. Theatrical. 3 sets. 3 stage prop changes. ❤️‍🔥 midgets in watching me, watching you 😂

[@tookmynick]

Me too!

[@brianjohnson2905]

Let me be clear. I believe that Jethro tull. Ian and Martin and Clive. Not from this world. Impossible talent. I feel as if when one discovers tull they find a well kept secret with subliminal ancient knowledge. You feel but yet cannot quite comprehend. Sit and immerse . Incredible .

[@petermccarthy4525]

Amazing to see this. I saw it in Wembley Arena. Before the show we met Clive Bunker who was invited to meet the band and was struggling to get in. It was a magical concert.

[@peppegianfredi2882]

I was there!!! My first JT concert, i was 22........unforgettable!!

[@bherenow]

I've seen Tull hundreds of times since TAAB, and this tour remains my favorite. The giant broadsword, the beasties who blew smoke, the line of white-coated scientists during 'watching me, watching you'. 30-odd years later, I still remember it all.

[@klnine]

Cornwall 82 treated my guys to this ! God bless Bullet and Paul C

[@riorio5052]

This ole medieval vibe really speaks to me . Bravo Tull

[@williambaldridge1203]

The greatest band of all time

[@reresimone4300]

man was unique as his music. now though he must protect his legacy and rest.

[@mikekowal4051]

Saw them many times always a great energy filled show.Ian always tried to surround himself with quality musicians. He also pioneered the way rock bands toured the USA ,never got much credit for that either.Definitly in my top 3.

[@user-kk6bz1zo5h]

Mpravo, cian, mpravo, ❤❤❤❤

[@justgivemethetruth]

15:34 - Wow, look at the size of that broadsword !!!

[@erniekehn4890]

Broardsword and the beast is one of my top 5 lp. Song from wood, heavy.horses, benefit, and thick as a brick round them out

[@marcoscamargo7763]

Potente Jethro Tull e magnifiche canzoni. Grande cantante e polistrumentista. Amare questa band è amare la vita e tutto ciò che sa fare meglio. Un grande abbraccio da un fan brasiliano. 🇧🇷 👏 👏 🗡 Novembre, 2020.

[@stevepila2731]

Steffan Pila Thank you for posting this. "The Broadsword and the Beast" Tour from 1982 is one of Jethro Tull's most impressive and powerful concerts I've ever heard. Peter John Vettese's keyboard work shines on this magnificent live performance. Martin Barre's guitar work is absolutely amazing and Ian Anderson's voice in stronger and more powerful than ever. Thanks and Cheers to Jethro Tull.

[@RemyTena]

Thanks for your comments!

[@stevepila2731]

You're Welcome, Remy Tena. Have A Happy New Year!!!

[@garysexton8840]

I consider myself to be a disciple of Tull and I spread the gospel of my earthly God Ian Anderson to so many people I’ve met since 1971 and continue to do it to this day-especially those who are younger (15 to 40). And I’m able to do this on my job (cashier at a gas station/convenience store). I play Tull on my phone and some customers recognize it which sparks a conversation about the band and the music. Sometimes I play my flute in front of the customers and encourage all of them to check out the vast array of the band’s music by album as well as the live performances on video. So far I haven’t heard anything from those who I urged to check out the band, but it will come

[@themikentimcomedyshow3343]

Saw them on this tour in Connecticut at New Haven Coliseum, in September '82. What a great show, they had the full stage set with the ship and the beast head at the bow and the four faces from the album cover, framed in square boxes above the stage. The show began with Martin Barre playing guitar standing on the beast head at the bow of the ship/stage. Martin reached a crescendo as the volume slowly increased, Then strobe lights flashed and deafening thunder & lightning shook the coliseum for what seemed like minutes, but was probably only about 20 seconds. A moment of darkness and then spotlight on Martin as he tears into the opening Riff of 'Somethings on The Move' from Stormwatch. Very impressive! WOW!

[@a_nick_t]

The Mike 'n Tim Comedy Show - I was at that same show in New Haven. Awesome show for sure! The first time I saw Tull was at the Coliseum in 1975. Now it’s a parking lot LOL!

[@ogam5]

OHHHH, so much one that got AWAY for me - will regret it for the REST of my life - was NOT aware they'd done "Something's On The Move", until NOW :(

[@fitzrovianoir7903]

The opening here of The Clasp is true to the UK tour of May 1982, but that August at the unique Nostell Priory festival in Yorkshire, the opener was indeed Something’s On The Move, preceded by IA side stage with bagpipe prelude. Sealdriver into Heavy Horses on this video is particularly poignant of that great tour.

[@TheLeadSled]

My brother took me to my first concert, he worked security at Meriwether Post Pavilion back in 1982. He took me to see Jethro Tull there and it's still to this day the best concert I have ever seen. There's three bands that sound near identical to their albums, Pink Floyd, Rush and the best of all Jethro Tull

[@mackydog99]

Jethro Tull rules!

[@paulgallagher6482]

Saw this gig in NEC Birmingham. Phenomenal musicianship and ian was a brilliant raconteur too. Very unique band.

[@collinsbueno4784]

I was able to get 50.00dls from a friend (Don Fink rip ) to go see JT at the Los Angeles Sports Arena, California October 20 1982, it was a Great.. Great Show with the full Viking ship as stage, Will see JT again july 2019, Palm Springs Ca

[@berniekellman405]

By 1982 I was already sure that the best thing that ever happened to me was getting my chance at 3 score and ten on this planet fell roughly concurrent with Ian Anderson. ( he is 10 years older than me). Save for daughter I love more than life or even Tull, I feel the same luck almost 40 years later.

[@samissomar]

Great Progressive Rock of Ages...Masters !...

[@user-kl7gn9ms9m]

Hey, la SPORTS ARENA OF LOS ANGELES...now extinct, se desapareció. It was a blessing being there. JETHRO TULL IS STILL ALIVE.....If there's a god, this is the best he or she could have done. Blessings from a Salvadoran.

[@9496TULL]

Loved this album

[@redskinfankorea]

Saw this tour at the Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium in Oakland. Still one of my favorite bands after all these years.

[@patearly9492]

More great music from one of the best bands ever! God bless everyone from Patrick

[@BBSAXX]

Among the top concerts of all time. I was there, Broadsword, Stormwatch, A, you name it. You will never see another group that is perfectly album to live sound. No one ever missed A Note.

[@hanswi336]

You're absolutely right! I've seen concerts of each tour from the beginning since "Stand Up" in February 1970...

[@user-kk6bz1zo5h]

Iann, anderson, foor, everest, fans are still waiting to hear from, them, groups, ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@katielawrence5420]

I love Jethro Tull.

[@Mau962]

Presente! Il mio primo concerto dei Jethro Tull!

[@user-lx5ty5wp4i]

Excelente jethro- Tull

[@justgivemethetruth]

Love Martin's slide guitar on Hard Times 7:13

[@richrol58]

Yes, it is good, isn't it?

[@jimbrill9054]

Yeah, he just kinda slides it in there, lol! I was just noticing that incidentely! Just a few minutes ago! 2 Years later!!! Love Tull stuff!

[@themikentimcomedyshow3343]

I see some Good Charlotte fans have given a few thumbs down, it's a compliment really ...

[@richardlaczkowski9115]

Ricky past away 1/3/2019 We both love and always listen to Jethro Tull music BEST CONCERTS I EVER WENT TO YEARS AGO

[@markgembalczyk7902]

Brilliant preformer

[@stevepila2731]

Steffan Pila Jethro Tull should also do a Special Deluxe Edition of "The Broadsword and the Beast" Tour from 1982 called "Jethro Tull: Live in Roma, Italy" The "Seven-Up" Special Edition. Who's with me?

[@RemyTena]

I am with you, but I think the time to do it has passed

[@SuperFreundt]

why not, my friend? :(

[@ulisauerwein5063]

Unfortunately there are no live versions of songs like "Slow marching band", "Rover", "Flying dutchman" and so on... or are there?

[@taab7]

Are there any decent recordings of the Italian tour...?.... because this audio mix-down is one of the worst ever.

[@michaelc.bergau8043]

A good Steve Wilson treatment. Surround mix. Bonus tracks. Demos. A full concert on dvd. I am in!

[@salvatorevargas7726]

I was ther in Roma, geat show, unico indimentiabile.

[@frankmerolillo3880]

I Saw it live in Pittsburgh. It was Awesome 😎

[@endapian]

I saw this in Paris ... what a memory!!!

[@norcoauctions]

nobody put that much effort into their shows. Phenomenal. I had a chance to see the TAAB and APP tour and didnt see it. I have seen them so many times and tours promoting their albums. APP is my favorite for sure. It has it all. True Tull fans agree that that it was their best.

[@bishopswoodcrafts]

First Tull gig I saw was Passion Play at Empire Pool Wembley.... TRULY MAGNIFICENT. Have seen them many dozens of times since although won't go now as Ian's voice is a poor shadow of its former glory. Have seen all of the top bands over the past 45 years and NONE can compare to Tull.

[@shaunburke8120]

cant see these days coming back at least some of us saw it

[@esterabea3453]

Tull é sempre magnifico! Nosso querido Remi: obrigado(do Brasil). Por outro lado, ficaremos felizes ao saber que a Catalunha, sempre simpática e alegre, esteja muito bem. (acho que não vou traduzir...o amigo Remi é inteligente, e há muitos brasileiros que gostam do Tull)

[@rodolfoscevola2582]

Mi sembra ieri, incredibile

[@irvinhansen7173]

"Clasp" is one of Jethro Tull's best songs.

[@ernestopolicella8855]

i was sep 18 , 1982 at nassau coliseum ny -and sep 30 , 1982 - brendan byrne arena new jersey - supporting saga

[@DropAnchor1978]

Ernesto Policella I was also at that Sept 18 show! What an amazing concert.

[@Cpayne30]

The Nassau show is very good. The audience recording of it is decent sounding, check it out if you were there.

[@ogam5]

'.....supporting SAGA' - now that's just SALT in the WOUND - but at least the Islanders had won their 3rd straight Cup that spring.....

[@richardbrice8330]

I don't know how I missed this one Remy. Many thanks, you're so amazing to keep finding these Tull gems!

[@jublaim]

Thanks for this! Not seen very much here, but I'm raving about Dave Pegg on bass; a bass hero of mine! Very good album!

[@paulwojtusciszyn732]

Incredible and brings back memories ,saw them in Cornwall on the tour.

[@brianjohnson2905]

I am 50 .loved and love till. I am watching true brilliance. Meanwhile in the same room my lady is watching the voice. Digest that. Lol

[@johncitta859]

Just great!

[@daunrussell]

When they get round to the multi-disc/book set of Broadsword, a cleaned-up version of this would be most welcome. I've no idea how many times I've seen Jethro Tull (& more recently Ian Anderson & Martin Barre), but the Broadsword tour remains my favourite. Thanks for posting this.

[@kenholloman3341]

Yes, I've seen them hundreds of times over the years, ever since 'Passion Play', and the 'Broadsword' tour remains my favorite...the way he handled that sword, the 'beastie', the line of scientists running around onstage during 'Watching Me Watching You'. Almost 50 years later I remember it like yesterday. What a performer!!

[@ogam5]

.....the tracks which WEREN'T included, are among some of Ian's VERY best - "Overhang". "I'm Your Gun" to name but TWO.....

[@mitchmover3284]

I saw JT over a dozen times, and this tour was my favorite because of the awesome stage show. I've been looking for a FULL video of the 1982 show ever since, and this is the closest thing I've found. Maybe for the 40th anniversary edition of Broadsword Ian will release the full official concert??? One could only hope. I will never forget Ian coming out dressing like "Aqualung" and pulling a mandolin out of a trash can (after a fish bone) and "sitting on the park bench". Later joined by Martin as another hobo (or perhaps it was the other way around) on a lute, and together breaking into "Fat Man". I had goosebumps!! Just awesome!

[@bradlovoi891]

Great show, thanks for posting!

[@RemyTena]

You're welcome!

[@surfcollector]

Name one front man that put more into putting on a great show.

[@jackiefranklin6717]

One of the best concerts I ever attended. Then, now and always will be a Jethro Tull (IA) fan , Anderson was a performer . He gives you your moneys worth.

[@peterrepagmail6945]

one of my most popular bands in the world. I saw their 4x live concert, unforgettable

[@canticumlibero3938]

I was present, great performance, wonderful memory.

[@Branimir9000]

Saw this tour in Buffalo and Rochester NY. Ian's voice was clear as a bell. Fantastic show. I love(d)a lot of new wave and alternative, too (more "au courant") but my roots are "prog" and Tull specifically.

[@scottreeve5716]

Me too on the Tull show in Buffalo in '82. My first of ~25 Tull shows.

[@clevercecil]

Great album, and live Remy, thanks for posting.

[@user-sx5px6ei3x]

немрачное средневековье. одна из лучших рок-групп человечества !

[@sciwiz57]

This is absolute gold to any Tull fan.

[@stephenwynn7265]

I can see now see why the movie ' Spinal Tap" was so funny! (And I'm a Tull fan)

[@obi-wankenobi8462]

I saw Tull in Worcester mass 1986. Guy rushed the stage, Ian grabbed him by the collar and threw him off backwards into the crowd! In the middle of a verse! Never broke character…amazing. Music was lackluster though.

[@margaritaavalos5748]

Uno de los cinco grandes del progresivo Jethro tull

[@michaelrawski9826]

I saw them the 1st time in 71 at the Boston tea party. Benefit had just come out. My favorite memory of them. Ian was my favorite freek of all time Hope you understand that was a compliment. R&R

[@stevepila2731]

Steffan Pila You're Welcome, Remy Tena. I'm hoping Jethro Tull can do a Special Deluxe Edition on "Stormwatch". To me, that is one of Jethro Tull's finest and most intense album that I ever heard. The Special Deluxe Edition of "Stormwatch" should included 2 CDS and 1 DVD. It should feature the Hammersmith Odeon Concert from 1980 supporting the "Stormwatch" Tour. That would be so awesome. Fingers Crossed!!! Make it happen, Mr. Ian Anderson!!! Cheers!!!!

[@SuperFreundt]

Steve Pila I want the Steve Wilson s ' 40th HH have the DVD of the live Turne of Bursting Out show! it would be awessome too :)

[@stevepila2731]

Thank you. I am definitively getting the Jethro Tull "Heavy Horses" Deluxe Edition which does include the "Bursting Out" Show. Thank you and have a Happy New Year!!!

[@jimdunmire581]

Steve Pila I agree, it's very intense and very good!

[@massimogiammaria5945]

i hope so

[@1967judas]

thanks

[@Wisfid]

El final del sombrero en Heavy Horses, es memorable!

[@flyingb]

I was there

[@aleebee4989]

Thanks (again!) for the upload. One of my favourite tours.

[@berniekellman405]

For eff's sake, Remy...do you want me to get fired for watching You Tube at work ?A million 'gracias' como siempre.

[@RemyTena]

Thank you!

[@blacksun3950]

Many thx for upload! Saw this show in Berlin as i was 15yo :-)

[@RemyTena]

You're welcome!

[@riorio5052]

I like alot the songs of the woods