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JETHRO TULL MARATHON - Nothing is Easy/Skating Away/Minstrel In Gallery/Songs from Wood REACTION🔥🔥🔥 

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THANKS SO MUCH TO MURDOCK/TOBI FOR THIS AMAZING MARATHON!!!!!!
1. "Nothing is easy" (1969)
2. "Skating away (on the thin Ice of the new Day)" (1974)
3. "Minstrel in the Gallery" (full album version) (1975)
4. "Songs from the Wood" (1977)
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@CoolKD2005
@CoolKD2005 Год назад
U just got introduced the right way in to Tull. I'm 46years now and I grew up on jethro tull. My father was a big fan.
@mauriciodelarosa2449
@mauriciodelarosa2449 Год назад
More Jethro Tull marathons! 🙏🏽✌🏽⛸⛸🌳🌲🌳🌲♥️
@DavidTateVA
@DavidTateVA Год назад
"Looking for a sign that the Universal Mind has written you into the passion play" is maybe my favorite lyric of all time.
@ymmit7459
@ymmit7459 Год назад
"and it seems like everyone is on the stage and your the only person sitting in the audience" whoa.
@scotstevens5263
@scotstevens5263 Год назад
I get chills from Skating Away, what a great song
@davmtu
@davmtu Год назад
Great selections. I like it when people listen to Tull other than the popular ones (Aqualung, thick as a brick). Tull has such a big library it is a shame that not everybody can hear it all. Thanks.
@josecanavezes8196
@josecanavezes8196 Год назад
I agree these are great choic es, but one can't skip thick as a brick, it is just one of the best prog rock wors ever
@davmtu
@davmtu Год назад
@@josecanavezes8196 I am not suggesting skip it, but don't make it the only one you listen to. There are so many other choices, even later like "A", "Broadsword", etc. All have outstanding songs that never get reacted to.
@michaellord9745
@michaellord9745 Год назад
Why can't they (everybody) hear it all? What's preventing anyone from hearing it all? It's not as if it's been lost forever. It's all out there. I don't understand.
@leonh.kalayjian6556
@leonh.kalayjian6556 Год назад
Growing up if the late seventies, I heard write a few songs played a bit. Teacher. Skating away. Living in the past. Cross eyed Mary. Even songs from the wood.
@Rassskle
@Rassskle Год назад
Spot on...... for me , it was Stand Up and Benefit..... so many great rock, pop, folk and even jazz songs on just 2 albums that are forgotten...... yet still 2 of the best rock, pop albums in history.
@stevedotwood
@stevedotwood Год назад
"The Third Hoorah" from the War Child album. Very proggy
@TheMkamix
@TheMkamix Год назад
I love Jethro Tull. These are gems that you normally don't hear on the radio.
@mlinderict
@mlinderict Год назад
Tull? Radio? Dream on (sadly).
@mauriciodelarosa2449
@mauriciodelarosa2449 Год назад
I saw Jethro Tull live when I was 13 years old at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD in 1982 for The Broadsword And The Beast tour actually this was my very first concert ever my second concert was Pink Floyd in Washington, D.C. All thanks to my older cousin Luis, May he Rest In Peace never will forget those shows or him he would have turned 67 on the 25th of August. 🙏🏽♥️
@johnmurphy8303
@johnmurphy8303 Год назад
i was there too!!
@hampyonce
@hampyonce Год назад
Imagine discovering this masterpiece, as a nine-year-old, in a Lincoln Continental with an 8-track quadrophonic stereo system. Mind altering.
@oldrock9641
@oldrock9641 Год назад
8 tracks were great.
@garyarnett1220
@garyarnett1220 Год назад
I bet it was.
@stpnwlf9
@stpnwlf9 Год назад
My favorite Jethro Tull album can vary from day to day, but always near the top is Songs From the Wood. I think it represented the peak of Ian Anderson's songwriting and arranging in a lot of ways. As amazing as the albums are, the live shows were absolutely incredible! The performances were absolutely as tight and perfectly played - drummer Barriemore Barlow and guitarist Martin Barre were just as precise live as on the records, but the real treat was the showmanship of Ian Anderson. Onstage, you can't take your eyes off him and there is an underlying tongue-in-cheek sense of humor that makes the shows absolutely brilliant! You'll love listening to Thick as a Brick, but the live versions, even though pared down to a dozen minutes or so, were even better!
@Alewifes_Husband
@Alewifes_Husband Год назад
David Palmer had a lot to do with the arrangements on that record, too. It's magnificent.
@tengu190
@tengu190 Год назад
Stand Up, it never gets old.
@paulyuran8902
@paulyuran8902 Год назад
Nick/Lex: " Skating Away on The Thin Ice of the New Day", A favorite of mine! So much more Jethro Tull to explore... Try: "Bouree", "Bungle In The Jungle", "Hymn 43", "Living In The Past".
@jermaschinot
@jermaschinot Год назад
Tull's swinginest song! Nothing is Easy! These 3 songs begin to show the breadth of Tull's sound.
@jprph1
@jprph1 Год назад
Don’t forget about the Jethro Tull “My God” reaction you did with Lex on 8-21-21… You seemed to like that one too. This was an outstanding marathon! Too bad you had a bad time with BENEFIT … maybe now you’ll get to catch up on all the greatness you’ve been missing out on. In 1988 no one was more surprised about the Grammy win than Ian Anderson - leader of Jethro Tull. They didn’t even pay any attention to the nomination. All the suggestions provided are great ones! My favorite album by them is the one I’m currently listening to (that goes for Benefit as well…lol). You do such a great job on these Nick ! Thank you for keeping an open mind … I’m so excited to watch you and Lex dive down the Jethro Tull rabbit hole!!!
@piccolina721
@piccolina721 Год назад
It's nice to see you react to my favorite band ! 😎
@teresakoslosky3053
@teresakoslosky3053 Год назад
Oh yay!! I saw Jethro Tull in Seattle yr 78’. Ian Anderson is quite the showman! His flute is an extension of himself!!
@thebroadswordfile-thedefin9742
You are indeed correct, they are on a different level altogether!
@cwilliamson47
@cwilliamson47 Год назад
Please do more from "Songs from the Wood" and "Heavy Horses"! I didn't get into Tull until long after Rush, Yes, and Genesis, but there's so much to love once you start digging into it!
@rorystorm4284
@rorystorm4284 Год назад
Would love for you to do Thick As a Brick. Amazing accomplishment.
@jermaschinot
@jermaschinot Год назад
"He brewed a song of love and hatred Oblique suggestions and he waited He polarized the pumpkin-eaters Static-humming, panel-beaters Freshly day, glowed factory cheaters Salaried and collar-scrubbing He titillated men of action Belly warming, hands still rubbing On the parts they never mention He pacified the nappy-suffering Infant-bleating, one-line jokers"
@RobertMichaelStewart
@RobertMichaelStewart Год назад
Skating away on the thin ice of a new day.... It's always been my favorite Jethro Tull song bar none except for maybe Another Christmas Song on the Rock Island album which has a very strong place in my heart.
@smilerpink
@smilerpink Год назад
Skating Away is one of my favorites from Tull.
@jermaschinot
@jermaschinot Год назад
Back in the 70's, my friends and I loved BOTH their folk side and their rock side.
@davidevans4535
@davidevans4535 Год назад
Brilliant selection L,m a big fan of vTull definately got their own sound too
@marciv2964
@marciv2964 Год назад
Thank you for the deep-dive into Jethro Tull. Some of my many favorites 😍
@kevinjekyll1521
@kevinjekyll1521 Год назад
Great review, missed Lex, you compliment each other so well, I hope she is doing well. Now you have more a feel of what Ian Anderson / Jethro Tull is / can be like, they really do change from one album to the next. Maybe you two might like to share some of this, it really is great music. But like some the Yes albums, you need to get a feel for the band before for example here leaping into; Thick as a Brick, or A Passion Play . TullI think was driven more by the passion for their music, rather a passion for outright cash. I started my music journey with them with Aqualung and found Yes, and so many other great bands along the way. May you journey be so inspiring...
@jkkansasband7056
@jkkansasband7056 Год назад
Hard to mess up a Tull marathon. This was easy to listen to. All classic Tull. Check out "To Cry You A Song". Peace.
@samuelecallegari6117
@samuelecallegari6117 Год назад
he literally said at the beginning that he already listened all Benefit
@jkkansasband7056
@jkkansasband7056 Год назад
@@samuelecallegari6117 Hey thanks Sammy. Next time I'll tell my kids to stop bothering me so I don't miss a second.😉
@bjwnashe5589
@bjwnashe5589 Год назад
Songs from the Wood, and Heavy Horses, are my all-time favorite Tull albums.
@Dragonblaster1
@Dragonblaster1 Год назад
I have all of them, and there's not one I dislike, but I agree with you on my favourites. But a close third IMO is Minstrel tying with Heavy Horses, and as a metal fan, I'd put Crest of a Knave fourth.
@johns.4331
@johns.4331 Год назад
Murdoch.. IS A LEGEND. GREAT SELECTIONS!!! SAW TULL 3 OR 4 TIMES IN THE 80'S... PHENOMINAL SHOW!!!
@jermaschinot
@jermaschinot Год назад
yes, skating away is an old Tull fan favorite. a top ten all time.
@LJA46
@LJA46 2 дня назад
I saw them in1980 and they rocked! I will tell you that the mix on the album Live- Bursting Out is impeccable.
@betseyr.9081
@betseyr.9081 Год назад
Try this forgotten tune from Tull, "Reasons For Waiting"! Follow that one up with "Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die"
@beatledad
@beatledad Год назад
when you saw them live in the 70's...you understood what being a great musician was.....the first time i saw them they played PASSION PLAY followed that up with THICK AS A BRICK.....then we get aqualung and such
@jibaropelu9212
@jibaropelu9212 Год назад
Totally underrated band! It’s the kind of music that improves, and is more appreciated with repeated listening, just like jazz. With so many songs there’s no way that you may like everything, but even with those songs, it’s obvious the musicianship is, as Nick said, on another level. My favorite band! Thanks Nick and Murdoch!🤘
@garysteinert8040
@garysteinert8040 Год назад
Tull, simply amazing talent.
@TheMinster1960
@TheMinster1960 Год назад
Concerning the Grammy, at the time the award was for best "hard rock/metal" performance, and Jethro Tull were definitely hard rocking at times--particularly on Crest Of A Knave. The truth is Jethro Tull should have won a Grammy back in the 70s when they were at their artistic peak.
@RGRG3232
@RGRG3232 Год назад
Excellent choices! Good job. All selections are top tier Tull.
@guidosarducci
@guidosarducci Год назад
Ah-h-h-h! The ever-elusive 'three T' rating! I love it!!! Doesn't get any better................
@davidmolina3520
@davidmolina3520 Год назад
Absolutely love "Tull"🎶
@bmac1205
@bmac1205 Год назад
Complete with real 'accordion' on Skating Away! Nick, get out your Lederhosen!!!! 🤣
@richarddobson815
@richarddobson815 Год назад
Oh Yes, very excited to hear this marathon. Thanks Murdock, great selections - all are brilliant. I'm particularly pleased to see 'Minstrel In The Gallery' featured. It has my favourite deep dive Tull track, namely 'One White Duck/O10=Nothing At All'. That should read 'zero to the power of ten', but I don't know how to type the small ten!! What a title, what a song!! 'Thick As A Brick' on Patreon is a must Nick, you will love it. Thanks again, a great reaction.
@michaelhowell7275
@michaelhowell7275 Год назад
Benefit should be played later, it's fantastic!
@mmhey4688
@mmhey4688 Год назад
We agree Michael, Benefit is excellent
@davidmeeks8431
@davidmeeks8431 Год назад
THAT'' THE ALBUM HE DOESN'T LIKE.. WHICH I FIND ODD. IT'S EXCELLENT.
@davidhart8621
@davidhart8621 Год назад
Their live double album, Bursting Out is what got me into Tull many years ago, and remains one of my all-time favorite albums.
@bobcorbin3294
@bobcorbin3294 Год назад
I saw 1977 tour here in Nashville it still remains one of my favorite concerts.
@joelliebler5690
@joelliebler5690 Год назад
Along with YES early Genesis, and ELP Tull is amongst The Mt. Rushmore of progressive rock and then add jazz, blues and whatever!
@garysteinert8040
@garysteinert8040 Год назад
Songs from the wood touring Band was incredible.
@clarkfox2508
@clarkfox2508 Год назад
I got to see Jethro Tull perform at Chapel Hill (UNC) in October 1971. Really great performance! Ian Anderson captivated the audience.
@gl2700
@gl2700 Год назад
Oh and "Songs From the wood" is an amazing creation!
@jimstrong5638
@jimstrong5638 Год назад
excellent choices and love the comments! don’t forget Nightcap: The Unreleased Masters-brilliant stuff
@patricknicolucci5073
@patricknicolucci5073 Год назад
Nick i saw the Songs Form the Wood tour in 77' Ian is a master showman!
@justaguy2365
@justaguy2365 Год назад
Lot of great, overlooked gems on Tulls albums. Fall down that rabbit hole man!!!! Minstrels in the Gallery is an especially awesome album.
@williammanns9927
@williammanns9927 Год назад
It's excellent on Skating Away how they keep layering on different instruments with each passing verse, sitar, xylophone, concertina...Definitely check out Heavy Horses as well... The entire Songs from the Wood album is fantastic... as I'm sure you know drummer Barrymore Barlow played on Yngwie's 1st Rising Force album
@garysteinert8040
@garysteinert8040 Год назад
Few now the greatness of Barrymore Barlow. The only one even considered as Bonhams replacement before the guys said enough. Barlow and John Glascock were a great team and his death really took a toll on him. Ian had a talent for incredible drummers. Is long time drummer Doane Perry was extremely talented also and close friend of Niel Part
@Ferretbomber
@Ferretbomber Год назад
as well as on Page's Outrider and Plant's Principle of Moments. He's a superstar
@ymmit7459
@ymmit7459 Год назад
Read someplace that Bonham considered Barlow the best drummer out of England.
@gregjones861
@gregjones861 Год назад
Nick: Not only do you and Lex NEED to listen to Thick As A Brick in it's entirety but I totally agree with this marathon author that A Passion Play is required listening too. Those are their twin pillars of prog, both complete pieces of music that spread across both sides of each album, twice the length of anything Yes did. You two will bliss out exponentially at the composition and the execution of each.
@WendellRush2112
@WendellRush2112 Год назад
One my top 5 bands. They are such talented musicians. Thanks so much Nick for this marathon. Keep exploring their extensive body of work, so many gems !!!
@christianguerin9460
@christianguerin9460 Год назад
this Minstrel in the Gallery album is amasing. you should listen it all. The epic Baker street muse is my best Jethro Tull song.
@johnmurphy8303
@johnmurphy8303 Год назад
you need to hear anything from th incredible live album "Bursting Out". Tull live is unforgettable.
@axelborner3460
@axelborner3460 Год назад
Barrie Barlow is one of the best progressive Rock drummers ever, you hear him on the last 3 tracks, Nothing is easy drums played by Clive Bunker, he was more rocky style but also great
@tonygrinney7115
@tonygrinney7115 Год назад
4 great songs. The single of Minstrel in the Gallery starts where the flute comes in.
@thomasbcool
@thomasbcool Год назад
Ian began learning the flute 2 weeks before their first gig. Third Hurrah is my fav.
@martinhayward4466
@martinhayward4466 Год назад
Me too. Third Hoorah has so much energy and great playing by John Evan, and lots of little subtle guitar licks by Martin Barre.
@thomasbcool
@thomasbcool Год назад
@@martinhayward4466 Barre always had sweet licks, so unique a sound.
@bmac1205
@bmac1205 Год назад
Amazing how you stopped MITG just before the electric change over without knowing it was going to happen!
@petercontarino646
@petercontarino646 Год назад
Just came across your channel. Really enjoying it. Particularly watching you hear Minstrel for the first time. It’s my favorite album of theirs. Martin Barre is just killing it. Barlow as well.
@katesjanice
@katesjanice Год назад
PLEASE, PLEASE do a Kansas marathon: 1. Lamplight Symphony (from Song for America) 2. The Pinnacle (from Masque) 3. The Wall (from Leftoverture) 4. Miracles out of Nowhere (from Leftoverture) 5. Hopelessly Human (from Point of Know Return), and 6. Hold On (from AudioVisions). It will change your life - and that's a promise!
@mvunit3
@mvunit3 Год назад
. . . changed MY life 🙂
@anthonysteinberg4853
@anthonysteinberg4853 Год назад
I love Tull but my favorite album by far is Songs from the Wood. Every song is a gem. I listened to this over and over and over. Thanks for playing this one ☺️
@doplinger1
@doplinger1 Год назад
Thanks Murdoch/Tobi for the marathon! "Songs from the Wood" is one of my favorite JT songs and albums, but I'd love to hear something from "Too Old to Rock 'n Roll, Too Young to Die" as well!
@joelliebler5690
@joelliebler5690 Год назад
Me to along with Aqualung !
@katesjanice
@katesjanice Год назад
I think that Too Old to Rock and Roll, Too Young to Die is the weakest of the first 15 years of Tull albums. Btw, I know it's your background, but the correct pronunciation of Jethro is not Yethro, but J as in John.
@doplinger1
@doplinger1 Год назад
@@katesjanice - on the contrary, Too Old to Rock ‘n Roll, Too Young to Die” is easily top 5 (top 2 for me), IMO. It’s so unique as in the storyline/concept and great music.
@timothyjohnson4890
@timothyjohnson4890 Год назад
Salamander!
@pcjmwhyle1452
@pcjmwhyle1452 Год назад
Minstrel in the Gallery is my favourite JT track (with all the changes and tones it has a Rush vibe - so handy with your t-shirt 😀😀), and these other 3 are great choices as well.
@andrewmackinnon3378
@andrewmackinnon3378 Год назад
Great selections. Skating Away as long been one of my favorites. Funny that you immediately though to have Lex listen to it since I was thinking the same. I've always felt it to be the quintessential Tull sound. Mother Goose is another one of those.
@sidecardog5244
@sidecardog5244 Год назад
Some of my favorite Tull tracks! Great marathon. Kudos for playing the album version of Minstrel. Recommend Hunting Girl, maybe my favorite JT guitar riff.
@fords_nothere_100
@fords_nothere_100 Год назад
A very good choice of tunes in order to better understand Tull. Well done!
@joelliebler5690
@joelliebler5690 Год назад
It is Jethro Tull with a Ja sound. Ian Anderson was playing the flute for less than 2 years when he did Nothing is Easy. Ian is one of the best front men in the history of rock You will also love reacting to Hunting Girl and the Whistler from The Songs From The Wood album.
@QBAN2010
@QBAN2010 Год назад
Oh yes…..Hunting Girl!!!!!! Excellent suggestion.
@Olivia-jy9jf
@Olivia-jy9jf Год назад
@Nick 👍 thanks. so love Tull.❤️💓💕🎼🎻🎹🎸🎶🎵🎧
@jillbettini2668
@jillbettini2668 Год назад
The Tull never gets old. Love them!!! Heavy Horses a great album. Really getting into Leprous and The Pineapple Thief!! Great Bands as well!!!
@bmac1205
@bmac1205 Год назад
Ian Anderson is an Englishman, so it’s definitely tea. 😁👍🏻 Probably Earl Grey.😊
@chatham43
@chatham43 Год назад
....Scottish....😊...
@bridie1824
@bridie1824 Год назад
Technically he's Scottish but he grew up in England and lives here to this day so I've always saw him as English!
@michaelrue1400
@michaelrue1400 Год назад
On the album, there's a clip of a woman saying, "Would you like another cup of tea, dear?"
@paulgatton1785
@paulgatton1785 Год назад
Almost forgot to add---CHEERS to all you Tull anthology Fans--I knew you were out there somewhere!!
@murdockreviews
@murdockreviews Год назад
THANK YOU for the shout-out for my channel. Indeed, it's only in German. I could do it in English or with subtitles, but unfortunately that's a whole lot of work, and I'm just much faster in German. Re TULL: happy this gave a short insight into Tull's variety. The albums from '69 to '79 is where it's at. The 80s and 90s became 'patchy' to put it that way. Though at the core a blues/folk/rock-band, Tull's music could become really complex and multi-layered. Especially the drumming often is out of this world (although it doesn't jump right at you). They could be heavy when they wanted, but rarely did so (though you get a lot more aggressive guitar on live recordings!). Thick as a Brick and Passion Play are both long pieces covering an entire album each! The former was meant as an ironic take on concept albums and is clearly prog while being remarkably easy on the ear. The latter is serious business and much more difficult to access. Sometimes maybe a bit 'complicated for complication's sake'. I prefer Thick as a Brick, though both albums are outstanding in rock-music IMHO. 🙂
@DocRock71
@DocRock71 Год назад
Been a long long time since I heard the entire 1st 2minutes of Minstrel In The Gallery...the radio version cuts that all out and always starts here at 25:46. They were really killing it! The radio edit is the one most everyone knows. This one and Skating...classic Tull. Songs From The Wood is an amazing album as well!
@bmac1205
@bmac1205 Год назад
Nice playing on the classical nylon!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@jsgdrum
@jsgdrum Год назад
'Songs from the Wood' is SOOOO good! Excellent reaction and glad you liked it. And all others were great selections, too. But definitely reserve time to listen all the way through 'Thick As a Brick.' You'll be BLOWN AWAY!!
@14gilbertst
@14gilbertst Год назад
"The Third Hurrah" is another song I enjoy from the War Child album.
@TrashWerewolf
@TrashWerewolf Год назад
Great selections, Nick! Tull is criminally underappreciated! If you want to hear some more of them rocking out, check out Heavy Horses and Sweet Dreams!
@corawheeler9355
@corawheeler9355 Год назад
Many great songs from the album 'Heavy Horses' ... "Journeyman", "Mouse Police Never Sleep", and the title track
@ymmit7459
@ymmit7459 Год назад
@@corawheeler9355 Ares Wild & Rover (the 3 legged dog and myself's jam!)
@ymmit7459
@ymmit7459 Год назад
Actually have acres wild as my ring tone on my phone. Stones monkey man on the other.
@nickibianchi5973
@nickibianchi5973 Год назад
Thank you for doing a Tull Marathon! Please consider doing a "Living in the past" title track and marathon of the same double album? Incredible music there!
@gl2700
@gl2700 Год назад
I'm guessing that Anderson was quite a perfectionist. Such precise timing, tone,, and shade. Thanks, enjoyed every minute. Saw them 4 times. Excellent, excellent show every time!
@AdamConus
@AdamConus Год назад
Jethro Tull is a special band. There is nothing else like it.
@peterz4427
@peterz4427 Год назад
Saw Tull close to your place, they opened for the Who at Folsom Field. (1982?) Great show, and honestly Tull was much better! Ian Anderson is such a performer!
@jollyrodgers7272
@jollyrodgers7272 Год назад
Must definitely hear Thick As A Brick front to back, all in one sitting, as it's one long song. Don't forget to read the album cover, as it unfolds to reveal a six page newspaper - they spent more time writing the album cover than recording the music! Ian Anderson took umbrage to a reporter that called Aqualung a 'concept album', responding "I'll give you a Concept Album" and cranked out Thick in record time (pun intended).
@johndrx165
@johndrx165 Год назад
The bass in Minstrel in the Gallery is killer. Great song overall and the singing really maximizes the feel.
@jims6197
@jims6197 Год назад
Tull has always been my favorite. I later found out that Tull is the favorite of Mikael Akrerfeldt, front man and writer for Opeth. Which is why I'm such a huge fan of Opeth. Check them out.
@jimglenn6972
@jimglenn6972 Год назад
Great choices for your marathon! Your experience may be different but lots of reactors only hear songs from Aqualung but there is so much more. I love Songs from the Wood and the Christmas Album but their sound is unique to each album. Please post Songs from the Wood on RU-vid if you listen to it. Hi to Lex!
@MrRandyv
@MrRandyv 6 дней назад
I wish, that I had heard this marathon, back a year ago, when you first displayed this on RU-vid👍🏻👻👻
@MrRandyv
@MrRandyv 6 дней назад
Nik thanks a lot, for this. This is right up there as being maybe my favorite, of all the marathons, I have heard; that you have ever done🙀
@NicknLex
@NicknLex 6 дней назад
Wow! Glad you enjoyed it! Better late than never!! 🤓
@figgybass
@figgybass Год назад
Great stuff Nick!!
@ronpotter9810
@ronpotter9810 Год назад
Another song you may like along the lines of Skating Away is called Life's A Love Song. Check it out.
@ymmit7459
@ymmit7459 Год назад
Wrote it in my will for them to play lifes a long song at my funeral! (for real)
@davidheiser2225
@davidheiser2225 Год назад
Back at last to my absolute favorite, Jethro Tull. They were one of my first concerts, way back in '77, the Songs From the Wood tour. Where did the time go? The genius of Tull is their perfect integration of acoustic and electric instruments. Anyway, Thick As A Brick is one of the all-time prog classics and was even #1 in the US, a pretty neat trick for an album with just one song. There is no other album by any other artist I enjoy seeing a reaction to more.
@fourtheye111
@fourtheye111 Год назад
All great Tull tracks!
@HG-cv4ru
@HG-cv4ru Год назад
This was my favorite reaction marathon from you. Kudos to Murdock for picking these, such a GREAT lineup. Glad you liked them all, Jethro Tull may not be my favorite (Rush) but they are so up there. Keep reacting! Keep this music alive! And thanks so much for doing so!
@kevinkliegl9315
@kevinkliegl9315 Год назад
Got to see JT in college back in the late 70's for free. I worked part time there as a ticket taker, before internet. I worked the first show and then got to see the main show in this case JT and got to take all my 420 equipment in right pass the cops because I would take my backpack that I usually had college text books in for sports games and I would study. So they knew me and would not look in my pack. Fun times.
@michelemichele3375
@michelemichele3375 Год назад
Check ✅ check ✅ and check ✅. Great job, Murdock. Loved all the selections (several on my own list). Nick, you have a good ear to pick up your guitar and play along. And I appreciate the band advice - it’s like several moving parts working together, knowing when to shine and when to back up mates. Great marathon and reaction. I’m sure Alexia will agree. Thanks ✨😜
@jimled50jl49
@jimled50jl49 Год назад
Hi Nick, there is so much variation with the studio albums and plenty of surprises, but for me the biggest surprise is hearing Jethro Tull live....It's so much more heavier Prog Rock....even more than in this marathon. I have played a live album "Burstin' Out" so many times ...on vinyl when I first got it and just as much now with the cd as well. You know when an album is that good, is when you buy it twice in different formats years apart. [ The album inc' a mind blowing flute solo ] A great band to watch on dvd as well. They put on a great show, with Ian Anderson as the showman dominating the stage. My favourite track still, will always be the studio version of, "The Witches Promise". Byee Jim X
@neilhinks5734
@neilhinks5734 Год назад
Awesome choice Nick...great songs off three Great albums too...I hope you go down the Jethro Tull rabbit hole 🫶🫶❤️
@VersinKettorix
@VersinKettorix 7 месяцев назад
Skating Away is so unique. I've loved it since I first heard it. The inexorable build of the rhythm and all of the instruments slowly and perfectly joining in to the tune. It is a very positive vibe. The Austin Powers line we always used at work was the "Well, then there is no pleasing you" when someone would complain about something. It's always good for a laugh.
@Bob.L.Shirley
@Bob.L.Shirley Год назад
So happy to see your mind changing a bit on Tull, Nick! I thought it might as you got more exposed to them. Toby gave you a nice cross-section and ended up with a taste of one of my fave albums of theirs, Songs From The Wood. I would strongly suggest that you check that entire LP, given your reaction to this sample, but I also agree with his advice to get into the longer, prog-ier stuff on Thick As A Brick and A Passion Play. More Tull soon, please!👍
@marcogarcia6610
@marcogarcia6610 Год назад
La versión que me encanta de Nothing is Easy es en vivo en el Carnegie Hall de 1970, Jethro Tull un icono del Progresivo de los 70's, excelente.
@erikahlander3489
@erikahlander3489 Год назад
Jethro Tull is so much Ian Anderson, but without Martin Barre on electric guitar it is not the same! I have seen them several time (You must check one live video!!!!) and also live Barre adds so much!
@mauriciodelarosa2449
@mauriciodelarosa2449 Год назад
Martin Barre 🎸👌🏽
@gregj1295
@gregj1295 Год назад
What a great group of songs to put together. Good job. I'm impressed by your guitar skills!
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