Jethro Tull - Aqualung (Rockpop In Concert, July 10th 1982) | 2022 Stereo Remaster 

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You got your driver's license when this puppy came out. Same here. The song means a lot to Boomers like us.

Indeed.

I agree, saw them in San Antonio, 1975, it was magical show 🎉🎊🎊🔥🔥🔥🔥🪅🎶🎶🎵🎸🌎

You my friend..... Could not have said it better

Anu thing

The best album ever in my opinion

LOL!😂

Lol!😂

Sure, if one ever wished to hear Jimmy Page (the terrific riff) and Ritchie Blackmore (the lightning speed solo) playing together on one track - one cannot ask for more than this one.

AGREE,Should ve at top 10 EVER 👍MARTIN 🙏!!!

@@gustavopardiplaz4301 awesome

He really killed this song. Sounds incredible, especially in headphones

Maravilloso!!!

Hope we die together! Or maybe not. 😊

😂😂

Demasiado joven para morir, demasiado viejo para el rock

Good one! I'll borrow it and t/y!

THE BEST SONG FROM JETHRO TULL!!

For me Locomotiv Breath.

Saw them twice. ‘69 & ‘72. Vancouver

I still listen to those old records

@@lawrencedares8853 Saw them in 1980, The A tour, and one other time in the nineties..

This is Power 🖤👍

Yo do did we. Thick as a Brick only cost $6.00 dollars to get in

I agree he cut loose on this !! So many never got recognized as being at the top of their trade !! Schenker- Nugent- Richrath - Giraldo and on & on & on

but sounds like a croaking dog and talks too much

I saw them in '93 with my best friend her favorite was "Locomotive Breath" and mine was "Crossed Eyed Mary" but come on it was spectacular feel so privileged to be there

LEAVING MEMPHIS COLISEUM IN 76 A LIMO PULLED UP WITH LIGHT ON IN BACK. IT WAS THEM!! WE RODE WITH LIGHTS ON FOR A WHILE .IAN SAW ME!!. THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO DIE

so viel ich weiß, ist sie das noch.

Wonderful! I’m a 68 year old mad fucking Scotsman who has loved them since they began.

Great!!!

You could also say Billy Connolly is "some mad fucking Scotsman"..... and I'd totally agree.... A Bottle of Scotch & Billy. Now. That's a night indoors by the fire..... with the one you love. (Another bottle of scotch.) (Sorry Pam.)

@@davidmitchell1959 I am a 73 mad fucking Scotsman, and I will love them till I die.

That's priceless

I agree

rush

I personally liked Benefit the best!

Stand Up is also my favourite.All of the first half dozen are gems.

This Was

I'm

I'm with Lee Cromwell

Sin ninguna duda!!!

Just because a band is good doesn't qualify them . The band had to have proven that they were perfectly attuned to the time that they performed . They had to prove to be a force for the preservation of Rock and Roll . JT ,although exceptional as a band , did not influence the direction of Rock and Roll .

@@sentry8535 Jethro Tull was heavily influential on good rock / metal bands, but not on mainstream rock I suppose, even though the Eagles and other popular rock bands ripped them off.

​@@3toadbroth Jethro Tull Are one of the most influences in the proggressive rock that sound Make Bands Sound like The Power metal and more

​@@3toadbroth I first heard about Tull through Bruce Dickinson and Steve Harris of Iron Maiden in the early 1980s, and Steve Harris brought me to Wishbone Ash. Tull and Ash became my favorite progressive rock bands.

@@kylewinward8847 You might like the band Wytch Hazel. They are a newer metal band that also cites Tull and Ash as some of their inspirations, I think they're great. I definitely like Tull's style of prog rock much more than the other stuff that was happening in the 70's, i.e. freaking out with synthesizers with no mathematical / musical foundation.

Know one like them ever or since.don't know if we're family or not but I know there ain't many kemler so I'll just say hey cousin

Sin duda alguna..

Some band's songs all sound pretty much the same. Tull has an enormous and varied catalog which always had many sides: loud and soft, electric and acoustic, fast and slow, heavy rock and soft ballads, and the lyrics are always interesting be they heavy and thought provoking or whimsical. I've been to something like 40 concerts starting with Passion Play in 1973 with the concert shirts to prove it. And I've met Ian twice: once behind the concert venue in Toledo where he autographed my Thick as a Brick shirt and once on stage at a Rubbing Elbows concert where I got to ask him questions between songs and he autographed my codpiece...but that's another story. Their concerts were always extremely entertaining, exceptional musicians is their various lineups, and never ever disappointed!

I was -7 years old, so I don't quite remember it lol.

Jethro tull es único....

Wow! You saw Barbie Benton!

@@bobphillips3222 Yes, Hugh Hefner was with her on stage, Shaka Khan and others played that night also. Started at 8pm, finished about 3-4am. There was a whole line-up for the soldiers, country, soul, rock,

Thank you for your Service John😊 Hubby was a Medic in the Army😊 those were good days and fond Memories. I name my Son after Ian. Micah Ian❤ blessings

Son excepcionales todos los músicos!!!

Sin duda, jethro es único, lo mejor .