Jethro Tull October 21, 1991, Grugahalle, Essen, Germany Full Concert

[@GuyDaluz-w4w]

Anderson's simply phenomenal stageman*

[@RobertWeingher]

Ian Anderson is phenomenal, he's a great performer on stage, one of a kind! thanks for sharing.

[@victoriasimpson6886]

Wow...amazing ! Vintage Tull. A real treat. Thanks

[@mineheadX1]

Catfish was such a strong album and tour...thx very much.

[@peterdevo-butler5984]

It's a total treat for any Tull fan to discover this stuff, and such good quality ✌️ always nice to see Peggy too, love the 80s and 90s shows. Martin with that screaming guitar, Doane as loud as ever and, I believe dear Maart Alcock RIP. SUCH A GREAT LINE UP.

[@NyeGuy-yv2dv]

I love Peggy!! RIP Maartin Alcock.

[@patricianoleto7620]

Wow! Fabulous! Today is 16-august-2023. Amazing! Perfect!

[@davidtoms8849]

It's now 18-oct-2023, everything else is as you have written. My KZbin is full of tull concerts and documentaries at the moment. There is a 2part documentary from 2008 BBC arts which covers the whole history of Tull,includes input from many of the band members, manager, etc. Plus clips from tours.

[@patearly9492]

Fantastic as always by Jethro Tull! Thank you for sharing and God bless from Patrick

[@MrMaddin1970]

I was at that show. Jethro Tull with Ian Anderson were a force of nature in those days. Martin Barre is an incredible guitarist. Thanks for sharing!

[@mikeday9548]

You'll have to forgive me on that last one, I apologize. I saw Jethro once in the Crest of a Knave concert. Way to go, guys. Ian and the boys.

[@PS-un8zz]

Nice, Thank You🌹

[@teresataylor4671]

I have to say I saw them in 1o72 at an outside concert. Man alive was it ever. So darned good . I feel blessed that I saw them in our prime. Puts on a great show. We'll just sit back and enjoy.

[@jublaim]

Thanks a lot for your great effort, Remy!

[@RemyTena]

You're welcome!

[@michaelblum6537]

Thank you for your wonderful posts!

[@goofe.washington953]

Consummate musicianship here. Given the complexity - and breadth - of this music, not many could perform it like these guys do. And the compositional ability of Ian Anderson is truly remarkable. Tull were the bomb.

[@FireMunki63]

Saw the Tull on this tour at Hammersmith Odeon, London UK as it was back then (8th October 1991). Superb. Took my younger sister along to introduce her to some music of class ;) (She's 10 years younger than me) Thanks for the upload and the memories Remy.

[@RemyTena]

You're welcome

[@5619clarke111]

Remy you are on fire uploading this that tullevery day and no one but you keeps finding them thank you

[@Loy72bob]

Fantastic !!!!!

[@haywardjr.4671]

Again,So nice Remy. Thanx ,Hayward jr.

[@peterchrisp9632]

Remy a huge thanks what a brilliant concert, amazing stuff

[@RemyTena]

Thank you!

[@kingofWOA2000]

Super Qualität, Thanks for Upload!!

[@tonyscopellite3118]

Anney time I can play the best of the best

[@djclabbe88]

This was Peak Jethro Tull for me :) With the "a little light music" live album. So powerfull and dynamic!

[@Duckatac]

Hands down Jethro Tull was the best concert(s) I have ever seen. Given the bands I saw during the 60s and 70s, trust me, that is no frivolous statement. First saw them on the Aqualung tour, and that one remains my favorite. Subsequent shows were all fantastic. Ian Anderson is a showman par excellence, and one of the greatest poets of our time.

[@anitaa6475]

My 1st was Minstrel in the Gallery tour around 1974 about. Agree hands down the best. Only wish I had not been high so as to really enjoy/appreciate the talent before me playing.

[@sterlingbraden4270]

Instablaster.

[@leolefty4]

My first concert was the 1977 Songs from the Wood tour. Philadelphia Spectrum. It was safe enough to take the subway at midnight then. I was 14... Still my favorite concert!

[@jimobrien4421]

Best live band ever! Hands down!

[@garycallihan4206]

Yes...recall them at a 1973 concert, in May, at Hampton Coliseum, Virginia. A few of us got busted for weed.

[@Deliquescentinsight]

The concert P.A was setup conservatively, main vocal mic a little low in the mix, but what a treat to see Tull from their middle period, I gauge their 'vintage' as being from 1969 with "Stand Up" this is definitely a 90's production!

[@alwilson3204]

Thank you very much -reminds me of when Tull were in Munich in 89', (as were Sabbath and Steppenwolf at the same time). Good Lord it's so good to hear some of these great rarities played live with such gusto!

[@sosbernede5467]

did you see them live in Munich at Olympiahalle in 1989? Was it a sold out show?

[@AaronTheTullMonger]

i have the bootleg of this show on CD, so glad to see it!! another great post!

[@rickmerritt128]

Clearly one of the best ever heard or recorded.

[@SouthCircinus]

Thank you so much, i love the 1991 tour!

[@visio6000]

Great show. Good quality recording. Thanks for upload.

[@trfesok]

Looks great and sounds fantastic! Thanks for the upload!

[@RonnieMorganJr]

Perfect classic Concert

[@DoubleCross2009]

What a great rumble they still had on them in those days - you could hear Tull coming over yon hill....

[@trfesok]

0:00 Intro (tape: Tanz from Carmina Burana) 1:40 Minstrel in the Gallery (intro) 2:10 Cross-Eyed Mary 5:49 Kissing Willie 9:21 Rocks On The Road 1:30:49 Farm on the Freeway 1:55:13 Locomotive Breath 2:00:56 Black Sunday (instrumental version) 2:03:10 Thick as a Brick (conclusion)

[@5619clarke111]

Thanks Remy this tour was smoking Martin and Pegg had all kind of time to rip it up! The show at S.F. Civic center was great! Thanks again!

[@raymondlang]

Surely there must be loads of quality vintage Tull filmed to be released on to DVD, As most available are quite recent. This is a great filmed gig..many thanks.

[@petersonlafollette3521]

One of a select few live shows for overall track diversity. I would have been STUNNED to hear this live- musical dynamics were maybe best ever because of contrast of acoustic melody and electric sheer loudness.

[@teresataylor4671]

I agree regarding the video or tape or whatever we use now I just hope it's high quality tape This has to last for generations. They're. A work of art and already vintage. . I love them.

[@atiliocastrogar]

Concierto notable y generoso de tu parte colgarlo Remy..., muchas gracias por este regalazo navideño! Saludos: Atilio

[@RemyTena]

Muchas gracias!

[@samsulbaharin]

Really great ! Thanks for the upload.

[@RemyTena]

Thanks a lot for your comments!

[@borisbaracbarac1251]

Maravilloso gracias

[@PierreC2]

Remy i don't know if it was you who was holding the cam that night but that person certainly did a good job...thanks for this...it brought amazing memory when it was fun to be a Tull fan..

[@martinmetzler9460]

Now, 20 years later it's still fun to be a Tull fan. Just some weeks ago I went to a Martin Barre concert. He played Tull songs I haven't heard for a long time. Great pleasure.

[@trumps-not-rightfor-us5603]

I WORKED WITH JETHRO TULL IN PHOTOGRAPHING THE BAND PLAYING LIVE FROM 1977 TO THE YEAR 2000.. I FIRST SAW THEM PLAY LIVE IN CHICAGO IN 1970. IT HAD BEEN FOLLOWING THEM EVER SINCE.. THE FAVORITE ALBUMS ARE STAND UP PASSION PLAY BENEFIT SONGS FROM THE WOOD HEAVY HORSES.. IN MOST RECENTLY THE BOX SET NIGHTCAP WHICH IS AN INCREDIBLE COLLECTION OF IMMERSIVE ACAPELLA IN STRINGED INSTRUMENT VERSIONS ACOUSTICS.. THE LONGEVITY OF JETHRO TULL IAN ANDERSON AND THE REST IS LEGENDARY.. THEY ARE THE ONLY BAND WHO HAD CREATED A BLUES JAZZ COLLECTIVE LYRICAL AND MUSICAL LIBRARY OF STORYTELLING WHICH WILL SIT IN YOUR MEMORY AND EACH TIME YOU LISTEN YOU WILL SMILE.. IF ANYBODY EVER HAD THE CHANCE TO SEE THE ELBOWS TO HER OF IAN ANDERSON SOLO ACOUSTICS IN 2002 YOU WERE IN FOR A GENUINE TREAT BECAUSE THE VENUES HE PERFORMED IN WERE SMALL AN AVERAGE LESS THAN 3,500 PEOPLE AND HIS FEW AS 800 PEOPLE IT MADE FOR A WONDERFUL INTIMATE EVENING OF FERTILE CREATION.. ENJOY THIS STUFF NO MATTER YOUR AGE IT'LL GROW ON YOU WITH A RAGE AND YOU'LL NEVER FORGET THE TIME YOU SPENT LIVING IN THE PAST WITH JETHRO TULL

[@lisagallagher8021]

Love him🎉

[@Bigfoot-px9gj]

It must have been really loud all those years. He or she was still screaming 22 years later...

[@jmharrison51]

memories - I saw it at Hammersmith Odeon/Apollo. And I saw Maart Alcock (keyboards here) playing in a village pub as part of a folk duo with Huw Williams about a month ago...

[@КонстантинычМиргородский]

Genial, amigos! I´m from 2021!

[@jocelynstarwiththesweetads1578]

I'd have to watch again - Which I Will. I FINALLY saw then with my Husband in '97' - I couldn't get Over How Tight They Were! My Late Husband & I was Ready to be the "Semstress for the Band"

[@samissomar]

So It's Only Rock And Roll...Naturally It's The Great Jethro Tull !...

[@banditcat200]

Some of the best tv/radio live concerts was sent from Grugahalle I highly enjoyed them in my youth, one concert i remember especially, the one with the Greatful Death

[@harrynewiss4630]

I saw this tour - possibly the last one where Anderson was still in reasonable voice

[@NyeGuy-yv2dv]

I saw this tour at UC Davis in December of 1991. THE best Tull show I ever attended.

[@c.a.t.732]

I was there too! Great show, but the bleacher seating kinda sucked.

[@NyeGuy-yv2dv]

@@c.a.t.732 Dude, I could not agree more. I sat stage right and could see the UC Davis weight room at the back of the venue. Weird place for a show. That being said, I had a blast and it turned out to be my favorite Tull show. Cheers.

[@sosbernede5467]

@@NyeGuy-yv2dv was this concert sold out?

[@NyeGuy-yv2dv]

@@sosbernede5467 I don't know?

[@rafiqueshaikh5670]

Remarkable

[@jublaim]

Ohh great! Thanks!

[@genesisdel72]

Bien filmado!

[@RemyTena]

Gracias por los comentarios, feliz Navidad!

[@brudertuck4197]

I was threre....amazing!!!

[@MrLuridan]

Saw this tour in Worcester Ma. in November '91...no footage around, but this is really close!

[@lukahmad5683]

Ian look so cool in early 90s, remind me of when he was in 1970.

[@bighupp3081]

thank you

[@brudertuck7325]

I was there...

[@FERNANDOContrerasflores]

Saludos a las y los amante de la buena musicas

[@CthulhuWaitsDreaming]

I saw this tour at the Fox Theater in Atlanta. Ian was wearing that same outfit. He flopped an armful of sweat right into my face during Aqualung.

[@FERNANDOContrerasflores]

❤🎉viva el Rock sinfonico

[@mikeday9548]

Ran from home to San Francisco ❤ 0:52

[@oskarileikos]

That's not Dambusters' March they play in the end. It's just their signature instrumental piece. They played it after Locomotive Breath since 1971, first after Hard-Headed English General, then after Land Of Hope And Glory.

[@FERNANDOContrerasflores]

Amor y pazzz

[@albertolopes1393]

Meu irmão, os caras são foda...tocam muito.

[@FERNANDOContrerasflores]

Bueno bueno bueno

[@mikeday9548]

Hey everyone, I'm going to be a saviour tonight. Oh thank you very much. He meant shaver. 8:18

[@geloseco100]

mui phoda !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@2dan4me97]

where I can get those Thick as a Brick pants?

[@brkovicnenad6935]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😮

[@RemyTena]

You're welcome!

[@manuelmunoz4532]

Remy Tena Gracias por tan memorable recuerdos yo estuve en este concierto en Denver Colorado. Excelente trabajo en audiovisual.

[@mikeday9548]

Senior high senior year..

[@RaymondEdge-m9j]

🎉

[@michaeln3023]

Tull is best

[@sosbernede5467]

Was this a sold out show? Does someone know?

[@ВалерийШайлиев-т4у]

Одна из великих

[@ToddMason]

Very nice. Can anyone tell me the name of the song after Martin's whistler solo?

[@RemyTena]

Track-List: Intro (tape: Tanz from Carmina Burana) Minstrel In The Gallery/Cross-Eyed Mary Kissing Willie Rocks On The Road This Is Not Love Serenade To A Cuckoo Heavy Horses Like A Tall Thin Girl The Whistler (inst.) White Innocence Sleeping With The Dog Living In The Past (inst.) Paparazzi (Inst.) Doctor To My Disease Thick As A Brick A New Day Yesterday (incl. Kelpie, Bourée) Look Into The Sun/Reasons For Waiting (inst.) Farm On The Freeway Jump Start, Aqualung Locomotive Breath/Black Sunday (inst.)/Dambusters March Thick As A Brick (reprise)

[@ToddMason]

Thank you Remy.

[@RemyTena]

Todd Mason You're welcome!

[@Виктор-ь7с9г]

🎤👍👏💘💝🪈🥁🎸🎸🎹👍

[@tabathastaples7884]

Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Chapter by Chapter / Verse by Verse !!!!!!!

[@GuyDaluz-w4w]

Must take a WhOle LOT of dedicated practice to become so synchronized for a live show that way..

[@mikeday9548]

You're relentless arent you grandpa 🤗 to the family

[@williambaldridge1203]

Way too many commercials the great concert but a commercial with the end of every song way way way way way way way way way way too much

[@mikeday9548]

The shaggy D.A.

[@mpphotofilm]

His voice is gone on this one.

[@JoshuaGreenwell-n3x]

Headache.

[@mikeday9548]

Work harder than your neighbors for a legacy homage

[@bambangtriono7189]

L my

[@mikeday9548]

Boredom, need chips!

[@AldoalvaCenturion-wt5fk]

No me gusta mucho 😌

[@RemyTena]

You're welcome!