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Jimi Hendrix cAN Disc 1 1967-02-25 (Saturday): "Saturday Scene", Corn Exchange, Chelmsford, Essex, England, UK 1. Intro 2. Stone Free 3. Like A Rolling Stone Stockholm, Sweden 9-05-67 4. -Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 5. -The Wind Cries Mary 6. -Foxy Lady 7. -Fire 8. -Hey Joe 9. -I Don't Live Today 10. -Burning Of The Midnight Lamp 11. -Purpole Haze Vitus Studios, Netherlands 1967 12. -Foxy Lady 13. -Purple Haze 14. -Catfish Blues Blue Thumb Acetate w/Love 15. -Everlasting 16. -Easy Rider 1 17. -Easy Rider 2 18. -Jam Disc 2 The Scene Club, New York, NY, USA 3-07-1968 01. -Red House 02. -Wake Up This Morning And You Find Yourself Dead 03. -Bleeding Heart 04. -Morrison's Lament 05. -Tomorrow Never Knows 06. -Uranus Rock 07. -Outside Woman Blues 08. -Sunshine of Your Love Jimi Hendrix & B.B. King w/ The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Generation Club, New York City, NY, USA 4-15-1968 09. Ad Libbed Impromptu Blues 10. Kooper's Shuffle 11. Like A Rolling Stone Disc 3 Generation Club Cont'd 01. -San-Ho-Zay - Instrumental Blues Jam 02. -B.B. King Intro 03. -Slow Blues 04. -Fast Blues 05. -It's My Own Fault 06. -BB King Intros 2 Disc 4 Sotheby's Tapes and Studio Center Studios 1967-1968 1. -Wait Until Tomorrow 2. -Ain't No Telling 3. -Castles Made of Sand 4. -One Rainy Wish 5. -Spanish Castle Magic 6. -Jazz Jimi Jam 7. -Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland) 8. -South Saturn Delta 9. -Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland) 10. -Little One 11. -EXP 12. -Up From The Skies 13. -She's So Fine 14. -Somewhere 15. -Bold As Love 16. -Little Miss Strange 17. -1983 ... A Merman I Should Turn To Be 18. -Bold As Love Disc 5 Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC, Canada 1968-09-07 1. -Intro 2. -Voodoo Chile 3. -Hey Joe 4. -Are You Experienced 5. -Come On Pt.1 6. -Little Wing 7. -Foxy Lady 8. -Red House 9. -Fire 10. -Spanish Castle Magic 11. -Purple Haze Disc 6 Memorial Auditorium, Portland, OR 09.09.68 1. -Tomorrow Never Knows - Are You Experienced 2. -Fire 3. -Hey Joe 4. -Foxy Lady 5. -Voodoo Child (slight return) 6. -Little Wing 7. -Spanish Castle Magic 8. -Red House 9. -Star Spangled Banner 10. -Purple Haze Disc 7 1968-11-28 New York City, NY Philharmonic Hall 01. -Introduction 02. -Fire 03. -I Don't Live Today 04. -Hear My Train A Comin' 05. -Spanish Castle Magic 06. -Foxey Lady 07. -Red House 08. -Sunshine Of Your Love 09. -Purple Haze Disc 8 Stimmen Der Welt, Konzerthaus, Wien, Austria 1-22-69 First Show 1. -Come On (Pt.1) 2. -Hey Joe 3. -Fire 4. -Hear My Train A Comin' 5. -Spanish Castle Magic 6. -Foxy Lady 7. -Stone Free 8. -Purple Haze Second Show 9. -Are You Experienced 10. -Fire 11. -Lover Man 12. -Sunshine Of Your Love 13. -Spanish Castle Magic Disc 9 Santa Clara County Fairgrounds, San Jose, CA 5-25-69 01. -Tuning 02. -Hear My Train A Comin' 03. -Fire 04. -Drum Solo 05. -Spanish Castle Magic 06. -Red House 07. -I Don't Live Today 08. -Foxy Lady 09. -Purple Haze 10. -Voodoo Child (slight return) 11. -Message To Love - Room Full Of Mirrors - Sunshine Of Your Love - Voodoo Child Reprise Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA 4-25-70 12. -Intro 13. -Spanish Castle Magic Disc 10 LA Forum Cont'd 01. -Foxy Lady 02. -Lover Man 03. -Getting My Heart Back Together 04. -Message To Love 05. -Ezy Ryder 06. -Machine Gun 07. -Room Full Of Mirrors 08. -Hey Baby 09. -Villanova Junction - Drum Solo 10. -Freedom 11. -Star Spangled Banner 12. -Purple Haze 13. -Voodoo Child (slight return) -
Brand New - Sealed Sound quality on all releases on this label is excellent. -
CD reissue of solo album by Black Oak Arkansas front man Jim Dandy. I don't know the original year of release. UK import SEALED. -
Audience 9.2 - Someone did a really good job handling this stealth recording because it’s quite good and has enough atmosphere to allow you to imagine being there. I like “time capsule” recordings like this. The band sounds inspired on this evening. Jethro Tull Zurich, Switzerland May 16 1976 Disc 1 1 -Thick As A Brick 2 -Too Old To Rock And Roll 3 -To Cry You A Song 4 -A New Day Yesterday 5 -Flute Solo - Kelpie - Bouree 6 -Living in The Past - TAAB inst 7 -A New Day (reprise) 8 -Requim 9 -Big Dipper 10 -Beethoven's 9th 11 -Minstrel in The Gallery 12 -Quiz Kid Disc 2 1 -The Chequered Flag 2 -Crazed Institution 3 -Instrumental 4 -Cross Eyed Mary 5 -Aqualung 6 -Guitar Hero inst 7 -Wind Up 8 -Back Door Angels 9 -Minstrel In The Gallery 10 -Locomotive Breath 11 -Finale 12 -Back Door Angels (reprise) -
Audience 8.8 - I was surprised at just how good this sounded. The first half of the first song you wonder how it will be, and you fear it might wobble because taper is adjusting things on the fly but it gets sorted and wow, I have to give props to taper on this one! He sounds maybe halfway back in the venue, so not close up, but he’s using either high end consumer gear or maybe something more professional to be able to lock in his levels and get a really good timbre. Jethro Tull Hulman Center Terre Haute, IN 1975-10-17 Disc 1 01. -Audience Announcement 02. -Thick As A Brick 03. -Minstrel In The Gallery 04. -Wond'ring Aloud 05. -To Cry You A Song (with Flute Solo) 06. -A New Day Yesterday 07. -Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of The New Day 08. -Ladies (with Drum Solo) Disc 2 09. -War Child 10. -War Child Suite - Quartet 11. -Cross-Eyed Mary 12. -Bungle In The Jungle 13. -The Story Of The Hare Who Lost His Spectacles 14. -Aqualung 15. -Wind-Up 16. -Back-Door Angels 17. -Locomotive Breath 18. -Hard-Headed English General 19. -Back-Door Angels (reprise) -
Audience 8.8 - A tape that had the bones of a great recording but was buried under prevalent hiss and overall dullness…until now. A marvelous re-mastering has been done on this long forgotten old tape and it is now a little jewel for the collectors. A lot of good stuff lies herein.Jethro Tull Victoria Hall Staffordshire, England (Stoke On Trent) March 3, 1972 Disc 1 01. -Thick As A Brick Disc 2 02. -Cross-Eyed Mary
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Seattle 1969 - Soundboard 8.7 - Smoking hot jamming, the band is on fire! Some tape hiss, but worth getting. Southampton 1969 - Soundboard 8.6 -
Radio Broadcast 9.2 - Great gig here, in really nice quality with just very minor underlying signal noise (so you know it’s a radio broadcast). But the show itself is a barn burner!
Jethro Tull UNICEF Benefit Show Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Santa Monica, CA November 16, 1979 Disc 1 01 - Intro [1:59] 02 - Dark Ages [8:06] 03 - Home [2:50] 04 - Orion [5:13] 05 - Wond'ring Aloud [2:01] 06 - Dun Ringill [2:33] 07 - Elegy [3:59] 08 - Something's On The Move [4:58] 09 - Aqualung [7:53] 10 - Ian Thanks Crowd for UNICEF Gig [0:56] 11 - King Henry's Madrigal - Drum Solo [6:24] 12 - Heavy Horses [6:16] 13 - One Brown Mouse [3:56] Disc 2 14 - No Lullaby [4:16] 15 - Flute Solo (incl GRYMG-Kelpie-Bouree) [7:03] 16 - Songs From The Wood [3:50] 17 - Ian Introduces the Band [1:46] 18 - Jams O'Donnell's Jigs [3:45] 19 - Thick As A Brick [7:45] 20 - Too Old To Rock'N'Roll - Cross-Eyed Mary [2:59] 21 - Minstrel In The Gallery [3:11] 22 - Locomotive Breath - Dambusters March - Hard-Headed English General - Minstrel In The Gallery (reprise) [7:01] 23 - Interview with JT - BBC Lively Arts Doc 1979 [15:56]
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Audience 8.5 - Ripping show! Monster guitar shred -
Audience 7.8 - A somewhat distant sound, not as in stadium distant, but recording levels. It’s as if the center has dropped out from the mix, but what saves it is the fact that you can really turn up the volume and make up for some of that. The new re-mastering really has saved this tape; it is MUCH easier to listen to now. This is a RARE tape I am told, only surfacing recently. -
Audience 9.0 - It takes a song or two for the tape to balance out to the ears but when it does you immediately sense how realistic a recording this is. I mean, this would have been exactly what your ears would have heard had you been there. Excellent! -
Audience 9.8 - Mindblowing! Put your sterile, lifeless soundboard tapes away and strap in for a REAL LIVE concert brought back to life in astounding clarity. Jethro Tull Civic Auditorium Pasadena, CA January 14, 1977 Disc 1 01 Skating Away (On The Thin Ice Of A New Day) 02 Jack-In-The-Green 03 Crazed Institution 04 Fire At Midnight 05 Instrumental 06 Thick As A Brick 07 Songs From The Wood 08 To Cry You A Song 09 A New Day Yesterday > Flute Solo incl. Bouree & Quartet > Living In The Past 10 Velvet Green Disc 2 11 Too Old To Rock'n' Roll 12 Bungle In The Jungle 13 Beethoven's Ninth Symphony 14 Minstrel In The Gallery 15 Hunting Girl 16 Cross-Eyed Mary 17 Aqualung 18 Guitar Solo 19 Wind-Up 20 Back-Door Angels 21 Wind-Up (reprise) 22 Locomotive Breath 23 Land Of Hope And Glory -
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Packed full of surprisingly good quality recordings, this amazing collection will satisfy even the most hardcore collector. A special bonus VCD disc is included which contains some high quality clips as well as some rare in-house camera footage from Fillmore East 1970. JETHRO TULL 1970 Tour Canister Line-up: Ian Anderson - flute, vocals Martin Barre - guitar Glenn Cornick - bass Clive Bunker - drums Disc 1 Olympen, Lund, Sweden January 22, 1970 1. -Nothing Is Easy 2. -Bourée - Living In The Past 3. -A New Day Yesterday 4. -Play In Time 5. -Fat Man 6. -Dharma For One 7. -We Used to Know - For A Thousand Mothers Disc 2 Festhalle, Frankfurt, Germany 1970-02-21 01. -Nothing Is Easy 02. -Bourée 03. -Living In The Past 04. -Bourée 05. -A New Day Yesterday 06. -Play In Time 07. -Dharma For One 08. -We Used To Know 09. -guitar solo 10. -For A Thousand Mothers Disc 3 The Arena Long Beach, California April 19, 1970 01. -Introduction 02. -Nothing Is Easy 03. -My God 04. -To Cry You A Song 05. -With You There To Help Me 06. -Sossity, You're A Woman - Reasons For Waiting - Sossity You're A Woman Disc 4 07. -Dharma For One 08. -Drums 09. -Dharma For One (reprise) 10. -We Used To Know 11. -Guitar Solo 12. -For A Thousand Mothers 13. -Goodnight Disc 5 Randall Island Festival Downing Stadium New York City, NY July 17, 1970 01. -intro - tune-up 02. -Nothing Is Easy 03. -My God (with Ian solo) 04. -With You There To Help Me 05. -Dharma For One 06. -We Used To Know 07. -Martin solo Disc 6 Capitol Theater Port Chester, NY. 29-Jul-1970 (Early Show) 01. -Intro 02. -To Cry You A Song 03. -My God 04. -With You There To Help Me 05. -Dharma For One - Drum Solo 06. -We Used To Know - Guitar Solo - For a Thousand Mothers Disc 7 Aragon Ballroom Chicago, IL August 16, 1970 01 -Intro 02 -My Sunday Feeling 03 -My God 04 -To Cry You A Song 05 -With You There To Help Me 06 -Sossity - Reasons For Waiting 07 -Nothing Is Easy 08 -Dharma For One 09 -Mc 10 -We Used To Know - For A Thousand Mothers Disc 8 Anaheim Convention Center Anaheim, California October 19, 1970 01 - Nothing Is Easy 02 - My God 03 - We Used To Know 04 - With You There To Help Me - By Kind Permission Of 05 - Song For Jeffrey 06 - Sossity, You're A Woman Disc 9 Ohio Theater Columbus, Ohio November 9, 1970 01 -Hemorroid The Orangutan preamble 02 -My God 03 -With You There To Help Me 04 -By The Kind Permission Of 05 -A Song for Jeffrey Disc 10 Columbus cont'd 06 -Sossity, You're A Woman - Reasons for Waiting 07 -Dharma For One 08 -encore break 09 -We Used to Know 10 -Guitar Solo 11 -For a Thousand Mothers Disc 11 BONUS VIDEO DISC 1969-1970 Featuring rare films from the master source Stockholm 1969 Paris 1970 Fillmore East 1970 -
Audience 7.8 - Let me first say this: Why did this album get panned so harshly? I mean, even the band expressed some regret over it. Look, I get that Passion Play may not fit with the preconception of what Jethro Tull’s music is supposed to be, but at face value the music and playing is superior. The fault may have been the accompanying stage show, and maybe if I were to criticize one thing about the compositions would be that they relied a lot on overly dramatic minor key shifts way too often. However that stuff does not diminish the overall content and performance of a fine and unfairly panned album. This CD captures a complete performance of Passion Play in pretty good overall quality with some minor issues here and there. Fascinating! -
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Audience 8.5 - A real surprise this old tape, it sounds pretty darn good! The sound is warm, rounded, and has great atmosphere without losing the immediate punch of the music. Even at full tilt volume, the tape manages to hang together and not get overly saturated. Good job early tapers! -
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Audience 8.7 - Comfortable on the ears, with a true stereo mix making this a choice headphone experience. -
Soundboard 9.4 - A terrific “live” sound and feel, it’s hard to tell even if it is a board tape because it just has too much “room” and atmosphere. It’s quite astonishing really, it’s a fantastic sound and mix, and feel, and of course there’s the band and their amazing material. What I can say is that you will love this and play it again…it is one of the best. Jethro Tull February 5th 1977 Apollo Theatre Manchester, England Disc 1 01 -Wondr'ing Aloud 2:29 02 -Skating Away 4:53 03 -Jack-In-The-Green 3:43 04 -Thick As A Brick 14:28 05 -Songs From The Wood 5:07 06 -Instrumental - Drum Solo 2:59 07 -To Cry You A Song 2:33 08 -A New Day Yesterday 2:49 09 -Flute Solo 7:18 10 -Living In The Past 1:37 11 -A New Day Yesterday (reprise) 2:49 12 -Velvet Green 6:57 Disc 2 01 -Hunting Girl 6:33 02 -Too Old To Rock'N'Roll 4:01 03 -Beethoven's Ninth Symphony 3:13 04 -Minstrel In The Gallery 5:22 05 -Aqualung 9:16 06 -Guitar Solo 3:05 07 -Wind-Up 4:41 08 -Back Door Angels 4:56 09 -Wind-Up (repise) 2:28 10 -Locomotive Breath 5:46 11 -Land Of Hope and Glory 2:24 12 -Back Door Angels (reprise) 1:34 Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, guitar Martin Barre - guitar John Glascock - bass guitar Barriemore Barlow - drums John Evan - keyboards David Palmer - keyboards, saxophone -
Soundboard 9.8 - What makes this recording rate so highly is the professionalism all around – that means the band first for putting in the sparkling performance (and that’s even more succinct here with the unusual line-up and changing sound of Tull), and then the sound engineer for so deftly mixing and preserving this recording. I mean, it’s not just a board tape where you pop in the cassette and capture whatever sound you’ve dialed in for the evening, this is a well manicured mix that seemingly must have been made with a view towards a release because it is just too good, too perfectly balanced to be just a house mix. Jethro Tull L.A. Sports Arena Los Angeles, CA. November 12th, 1980 Disc 1 01 Black Sunday [7:04] 02 Crossfire [3:51] 03 Songs From The Wood [4:14] 04 Hunting Girl [5:02] 05 The Pine Marten's Jig [3:11] 06 Heavy Horses [8:52] 07 Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of A New Day [3:29] 08 Flute Solo [6:08] Disc 2 09 Trio [4:45] 10 Uniforms [5:12] 11 Working John, Working Joe [4:05] 12 Protect And Survive [5:05] 13 Locomotive Breath [6:47] 14 Aqualung [7:58] 15 Bungle In The Jungle [4:02] Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Guitar Martin Barre - Guitar Eddie Jobson - Keyboards, Electric Violin Dave Pegg - Bass Mark Craney - Drums, Percussion -
Soundboard 8.6 - A little noisy and compressed but still hot and a great show. -
Audience 8.7 - Not too bad for 1972, this tape has some nice energy, and not to say it doesn’t have limitations, but it seems to deliver a lot more than the expectation. You have to accept that the hall is a touch echoey, or at least the guitar seems to bounce off the wall to give a very short reverb effect. It’s not a distraction at all, in fact it is exactly how it sounded at the show – the recording is very accurate. Jethro Tull LA Forum Inglewood, CA. 1972-06-23 Disk 1 1. -Thick As A Brick - Introduction 2. -Thick As A Brick - The First Part 3. -Thick As A Brick - The Flute Part 4. -Thick As A Brick - The Next Part 5. -Thick As A Brick - The Six O'Clock News Part 6. -Thick As A Brick - The Drum Part 7. -Thick As A Brick - The Babies Wearing Nylons Part 8. -Thick As A Brick - The Last Part Disk 2 1. -Insane Asylum Introduction 2. -Cross-Eyed Mary 3. -A New Day Yesterday 4. -Aqualung 5. -Encore 6. -Ian's Wind-Up Introduction 7. -Wind-Up 8. -Third-Leg Guitar Solo 9. -Locomotive Breath 10. -Hard-Headed English General 11. -Wind-Up (reprise) -
Audience 8.3 - A dusty old tape, with signs of age including a bit of tape hiss. Sounds to me like this old tape could have benefited greatly from some remastering work but as it is, it’s listenable and a very fiery performance by the band. I like that you can hear every instrument, I think this recording has promise and I hope it gets a facelift soon. SPECIAL NOTE: Another title also going under the same date and venue has made the rounds but is in fact NOT Los Angeles 1970 (in fact it is listed on this site, so if you bought that, feel free to exchange it free of charge for the ACTUAL real date and venue that is that title - Anaheim 1970). JETHRO TULL L.A. FORUM INGLEWOOD, CA., USA OCTOBER 18, 1970 CD 1 101-INTRODUCTION 3:05 102-NOTHING IS EASY 6:37 103-MY GOD W/ FLUTE SOLO 13:09 104-WITH YOU THERE TO HELP ME > BY KIND PERMISSION OF... 14:30 105-A SONG FOR JEFFREY 5:03 CD 2 201-TALK 1:52 202-SOSSITY, YOU'RE A WOMAN > REASONS FOR WAITING > SOSSITY REPRISE 5:59 203-DHARMA FOR ONE W/ DRUM SOLO 18:45 204-CROWD/TALK 2:31 205-WE USED TO KNOW > 3:20 206-GUITAR SOLO > 9:00 207-FOR A THOUSAND MOTHERS 5:10 Ian Anderson: vocals, flute, acoustic guitar, percussion Martin Barre: electric & acoustic guitars Glenn Cornick: bass Clive Bunker: drums John Evan: keyboards -
Audience 8.4 - A marathon concert! -
Audience 8.6 - Good and clear recording, no distortion, sounds very center, punchy. -
Audience 8.8 - Thankfully Tull fans can rejoice as another good quality Passion Play recording is available. What a vast leap it was from 1969 and 70’s bluesy Tull to 1973’s ambitious progressive rock extravaganza Passion Play! Jethro Tull TCCC Fort Worth, TX 1973-07-16 disc 1 1. -Lifebeats 2. -Prelude 3. -The Silver Cord 4. -Re-Assuring Tune 5. -Memory Bank 6. -Best Friends 7. -Critique Oblique 8. -Forest Dance #1 9. -The Story Of the Hare Who Lost His Spectacles 10. -Forest Dance #2 11. -The Foot of Our Stairs 12. -Overseer Overture 13. -Flight From Lucifer 14. -10.08 To Paddington 15. -Magnus Perde 16. -Epilogue 17. -Thick As A Brick (The Middle Bit) disc 2 1. -Cross-Eyed Mary 2. -No Rehearsal 3. -Instrumental (incl. Thick As A Brick & Drum Solo) 4. -Aqualung 5. -Wind-Up 6. -Instrumental (incl. Minstrel In The Gallery) 7. -Locomotive Breath - Hard-Headed English General 8. -Wind-Up (reprise) Ian Anderson Martin Barre Jeffry Hammond John Evan Barriemore Barlow -
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Audience 8.7 - An immersive experience. Great presence, you can place yourself in the seat at the arena practically. No distortion, just clean energy and sound. -
Audience 8.4 - Not a high fidelity recording, sounding almost like an AM radio broadcast, but it gets a good sound review because it’s got clear guitar and bass (some tape hiss) and vocals are very clear. When a new tape pops up from such an early vintage you always immediately suspect it will be muddy crap so it’s a pleasant surprise to hear that it is decent. I like this show too, it’s a regular tour stop but the band is out to prove a point – and that point is that Led Zeppelin is not the only great English heavy rock band touring the States. JETHRO TULL Delaware, Selby Stadium Delaware, Ohio, USA 28-May-1970 Disc One 101 -Stage Announcement - Tune Up 102 -Nothing Is Easy 103 -My God 104 -To Cry You A Song 105 -With You There To Help Me - By Kind Permission Of 106 -Sossity, You're A Woman - Reasons For Waiting Disc Two 201 -Dharma For One -Drum Solo 202 -We Used To Know - Guitar Solo 203 -For A Thousand Mothers Line-up: Ian Anderson: voice, guitar and flute Martin Barre: guitar Glenn Cornick: bass John Evan: keyboards Clive Bunker: drums -
Audience 8.8 - Here we have two concerts in very good quality that show a band undeniably at the peak, a peak that seemed to stretch out for a VERY long time I might add, but a creative peak that gave audiences a lot to digest musically. The quality of this tape is pretty decent but I give it a knock in the rating (although 8.8 is still high) because I got too much emphasis on an upper mid frequency that didn’t rub me the right way and this is a subjective analysis. The tape allows plenty of information in that you get pretty much everything, it’s clear, and the content is worth the price of admission. I am making a subjective observation but I feel the taper had done an amazing job and it would have gotten a 9.4 if the mic he used delivered more dynamics and a wider sound-field. Picky picky picky! This sounds good. JETHRO TULL Falkoner Teatret Copenhagen, Denmark 1974-December-04 Disc 1 01. -Introduction 02. -Wind-Up - Passion Play (Excerpt) 03. -Thick As A Brick 04. -My God 05. -Ian Anderson Flute Solo 06. -Ian Anderson Flute Solo - John Evan Keyboard - Strings Solo 07. -Cross-Eyed Mary 08. -How Much Is That Doggie In The Window 09. -Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of A New Day 10. -Wond'ring Aloud - Wond'ring Again 11. -Queen And Country 12. -Ladies 13. -Barriemore Barlow Drum Solo Disc 2 01. -WarChild 02. -Sealion 03. -Bungle In The Jungle 04. -Aqualung 05. -Back Door Angels - Martin Barre Guitar Solo 06. -Locomotive Breath 07. -Back-Door Angels (Reprise) 08. -Introduction 09. -Wind-Up - Passion Play Excerpt 10. -Thick As A Brick 11. -My God 12. -Ian Anderson Flute Solo 13. -Flute - Keyboard - Strings Solo 14. -Cross-Eyed Mary Disc 3 01. -How Much Is That Doggie In The Window 02. -Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of A New Day 03. -Wond'ring Aloud - Wond'ring Again (with Strings) 04. -Queen And Country (with Strings) 05. -Ladies (with Strings) 06. -Barriemore Barlow Drum Solo 07. -Warchild (with Strings) 08. -Sealion - Bungle In The Jungle (with Strings) 09. -Aqualung 10. -Back Door Angels - Martin Barre Guitar Solo 11. -Locomotive Breath 12. -Back Door Angels (Reprise) Disc 2 (Tracks 08-14) and Disc 3: Thursday, December 05, 1974 Falkoner Teatret, Copenhagen, Denmark. Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Saxophone Martin Barre - Electric Guitar John Evan - Piano, Organ, Synthesizers, Accordion Jeffrey Hammond–Hammond - Bass Guitar, String Bass Barriemore Barlow - Drums, Percussion. -
Boston 1970 Audience 8.4 - The separation of instruments here is rather dense, not muddy, just not to a degree one would prefer. The sound itself is not bad, I actually do hear every instrument I just want certain things prominent when it comes to this band…I really need more detail in the guitar solos. I still think this is a good one for the collection – the band is not afraid to stretch out and jam, they have tremendous freedom onstage and it shows. Los Angeles 1970 Audience 9.3 - This is a sparkling recording, my guess is that the same crew that taped the infamous Zeppelin Blueberry Hill did this as well. To me it sounds similar. It’s short, but it’s very very sweet. Jethro Tull Disc 1 Boston July 10, 1970 1. Nothing Is Easy 2. My God (with extended flute solo) 3. To Cry You A Song 4. With You There To Help Me 5. Dharma For One 6. We Used To Know Disc 2 Los Angeles October 18, 1970 1. Nothing Is Easy 2. My God - Flute Solo 3. We Used To Know 4. With You There To Help Me - By Kind Permission Of...