Genre: Progressive Rock, Folk Rock, Art Rock, Blues Rock, Hard Rock, Pop Rock
Country: United Kingdom, Blackpool and Luton
Year of publication: 1970-1979
Audio codec: MP3
Audio bitrate: VBR-320 kbps
The presence of scans in the content of the distribution: yes
Length: 181 CD, 8d 19:54:56
Size: 17.1 GB
Contains Releases:
1970 (18 CD, 18:38:2 ¤ 96-320 kbps
Benefit is the third studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on April 20, 1970. This album was the first for the group to be recorded with the participation of pianist and organist John Evan - although he was not at that time a permanent member of the group. For the first time bassist Glenn Cornick also recorded with the band. On the UK album charts, third studio album Jethro Tull climbed to number three. The sound of this album gravitated towards hard rock and also included some advanced studio recording techniques such as playing back the flute sound on "With You There To Help Me" and accelerated guitar on "Play In Time".
In December 1970, bassist Glenn Cornick left Jethro Tull; the initiator of the departure was the manager of the group Terry Ellis (Terry Ellis), who explained this by Kornik's detachment from other members of the group.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin
Martin Barre - Electric And Acoustic Guitars
Glen Cornick - Bass Guitar
Clive Bunker - Drums And Percussion
John Evan - Piano And Organ
1970.01.2x - Unknown Concert, Sweden (112 kbps) ¤ 01:05:20
1970.05.01 - Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA, USA (128 kbps) ¤ 01:20:25
1970.05.01 - We Used To Know - Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:19:50
1970.05.03 - San Fernando Valley State College, Northridge, CA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:27:37
1970.05.22 - Fillmore East, NYC, NY, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:13:45
1970.07.07 - Tanglewood Festival, Lenox, MA, USA (VHS) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:00:49
1970.07.07 - Tanglewood, Lenox, MA, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 01:14:40
1970.07.10 - Boston Tea Party, Boston, MA, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 00:56:33
1970.07.29 - Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 01:17:56
1970.08.16 - Truth Is Like Freedom - Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, Illinios, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:13:58
1970.10.17 - Community Theater, Berkeley, CA, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 01:13:21
1970.10.18 - L.A. Forum - Inglewood, CA, USA (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:31:49
1970.10.19 - Convention Center, Anaheim, CA, USA (Speed Correct) (320 kbps) ¤ 00:48:03
1970.10.19 - Di, Di, My Lovely - Convention Center, Anaheim, CA, USA (Vinyl) (320 kbps) ¤ 0:43:59
1970.10.19 - Flute Cake - Convention Center, Anaheim, CA, USA (Vinyl) (320 kbps) ¤ 00:46:09
1970.11.09 - Ohio Theater, Columbus, OH, USA (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:24:07
1971 (11 CD, 13:49:33) ¤ 64-320 kbps
Aqualung is the fourth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on March 19, 1971 via Chrysalis Records. Despite the band's disagreement, this album is considered a concept album; the main theme of the album is the difference between the concepts of God and religion. Due to the deep disclosure of the topic, this album was voted "one of the most thoughtful rock albums ever released". The success of the Aqualung album marked a watershed in the band's history - Jethro Tull gained recognition in and popularity on the radio, as well as tour offers.
In the renewed line-up of Jethro Tull in 1971 they recorded their most famous work - the album Aqualung. Due to the inability to spend enough time with the family due to the busy touring schedule, drummer Clive Bunker left the band in 1971. He was replaced by Barriemore Barlow.
The first part of the album "Thick as a Brick" was recorded in August 1971 at Morgan Studio 2, London, UK. The second - in November-December of the same year. "Thick as a Brick" started playing in October.
1970 (18 CD, 18:38:2 ¤ 96-320 kbps
Benefit is the third studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on April 20, 1970. This album was the first for the group to be recorded with the participation of pianist and organist John Evan - although he was not at that time a permanent member of the group. For the first time bassist Glenn Cornick also recorded with the band. On the UK album charts, third studio album Jethro Tull climbed to number three. The sound of this album gravitated towards hard rock and also included some advanced studio recording techniques such as playing back the flute sound on "With You There To Help Me" and accelerated guitar on "Play In Time".
In December 1970, bassist Glenn Cornick left Jethro Tull; the initiator of the departure was the manager of the group Terry Ellis (Terry Ellis), who explained this by Kornik's detachment from other members of the group.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin
Martin Barre - Electric And Acoustic Guitars
Glen Cornick - Bass Guitar
Clive Bunker - Drums And Percussion
John Evan - Piano And Organ
1970.01.2x - Unknown Concert, Sweden (112 kbps) ¤ 01:05:20
1970.05.01 - Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA, USA (128 kbps) ¤ 01:20:25
1970.05.01 - We Used To Know - Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:19:50
1970.05.03 - San Fernando Valley State College, Northridge, CA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:27:37
1970.05.22 - Fillmore East, NYC, NY, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:13:45
1970.07.07 - Tanglewood Festival, Lenox, MA, USA (VHS) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:00:49
1970.07.07 - Tanglewood, Lenox, MA, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 01:14:40
1970.07.10 - Boston Tea Party, Boston, MA, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 00:56:33
1970.07.29 - Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 01:17:56
1970.08.16 - Truth Is Like Freedom - Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, Illinios, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:13:58
1970.10.17 - Community Theater, Berkeley, CA, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 01:13:21
1970.10.18 - L.A. Forum - Inglewood, CA, USA (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:31:49
1970.10.19 - Convention Center, Anaheim, CA, USA (Speed Correct) (320 kbps) ¤ 00:48:03
1970.10.19 - Di, Di, My Lovely - Convention Center, Anaheim, CA, USA (Vinyl) (320 kbps) ¤ 0:43:59
1970.10.19 - Flute Cake - Convention Center, Anaheim, CA, USA (Vinyl) (320 kbps) ¤ 00:46:09
1970.11.09 - Ohio Theater, Columbus, OH, USA (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:24:07
1971 (11 CD, 13:49:33) ¤ 64-320 kbps
Aqualung is the fourth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on March 19, 1971 via Chrysalis Records. Despite the band's disagreement, this album is considered a concept album; the main theme of the album is the difference between the concepts of God and religion. Due to the deep disclosure of the topic, this album was voted "one of the most thoughtful rock albums ever released". The success of the Aqualung album marked a watershed in the band's history - Jethro Tull gained recognition in and popularity on the radio, as well as tour offers.
In the renewed line-up of Jethro Tull in 1971 they recorded their most famous work - the album Aqualung. Due to the inability to spend enough time with the family due to the busy touring schedule, drummer Clive Bunker left the band in 1971. He was replaced by Barriemore Barlow.
The first part of the album "Thick as a Brick" was recorded in August 1971 at Morgan Studio 2, London, UK. The second - in November-December of the same year. "Thick as a Brick" started playing in October.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar
Martin Barre - Electric Guitar, Recorder
John Evan - Piano, Organ, Mellotron
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond - Bass Guitar, Recorder, Vocals
Clive Bunker - Drums And Percussion
1971.04.02 - Civic Opera House, Chicago, IL, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:24:20
1971.04.05 - Fillmore East, New York City, New York, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:27:23
1971.04.27 - Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY, USA (128 kbps) ¤ 01:29:19
1971.05.05 - Fillmore East, NYC, New York, USA (64 kbps) ¤ 01:28:23
1971.06.18 - L.A. Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:22:10
1971.06.19 - Convention Center, Anaheim, California, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:28:46
1971.06.20 - Wind Up - Community Theater, Berkeley, CA, USA (128 kbps) ¤ 00:42:22
1971.07.02 - Wind Up In Dallas - Memorial Auditorium, Dallas, Texas, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 00:55:41
1971.10.28 - Amphitheater, New Haven, CT, USA (2CD) (112 kbps) ¤ 01:46:17
1971.11.15 - Up To Me - Boston Garden, Boston, MA, USA (128 kbps) ¤ 01:44:51
1972 (40 CD, 1d 20:33:17) ¤ 80-320 kbps
Thick as a Brick is the fifth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on March 10, 1972 via Chrysalis. This album contains only one composition - the title track, which takes up the entire duration of the album. Thick as a Brick was deliberately recorded in this format - to emphasize the conceptuality of the release. The original cover of the disc was designed as a newspaper editorial announcing that the album is an adaptation of an eight-year-old boy's novel. The songwriter was not an eight-year-old boy, but the band's frontman Ian Anderson. Anderson also produced the release. Thick as a Brick was Jethro Tull's first progressive rock release. The instrumental of the album includes the harpsichord, xylophone, timpani, violin, lute, saxophone, trumpet - instruments not typical for blues rock.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Violin, Saxophone
Martin Barre - Electric Guitar, Lute
John Evan - Piano And Organ
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond - Bass Guitar
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
1972.01.18 - Playing By The WAll - Deutschlandhalle, Berlin, Germany (320 kbps) ¤ 01:27:09
1972.01.21 - My God - Grugahalle, Essen, Germany (192 kbps) ¤ 01:10:43
1972.01.27 - A Blues For God - Kuppelsaal, Hannover, Germany (112 kbps) ¤ 01:18:26
1972.01.27 - A Blues For God - Kuppelsaal, Hannover, Germany (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:47:17
1972.01.27 - Hang Over - Congress Centrum, Hannover, Germany (112 kbps) ¤ 02:12:18
1972.01.30 - Festhalle, Bern, Switzerland (2CD) (112 kbps) ¤ 01:46:42
1972.02.01 - The Poor Man Gets Along - Palazzo Dello Sport, Roma, Italy (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:55:46
1972.02.05 - Palasport, Novara, Italy (192 kbps) ¤ 00:34:15
1972.02.05 - Palasport, Novara, Italy (2CD) (112 kbps) ¤ 01:39:39
1972.03.16 - Soft Venus - Victoria Hall, Stoke On Trent, UK (128 kbps) ¤ 01:40:57
1972.03.19 - The Wise Man Breaks Wind - Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, UK (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:45:58
1972.04.22 - Scope, Norfolk, Virginia, USA (VBR V0 ~220 kbps) ¤ 01:09:28
1972.04.22 - Ticketron Masters - Scope, Norfolk, Virginia, USA (Vinyl) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:09:25
1972.06.02 - Coliseum, Quebec, Canada (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:29:01
1972.06.04 - Flute-Topia - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada (160 kbps) ¤ 01:57:50
1972.06.04 - Maple Leaf Garden, Toronto, Canada (128 kbps) ¤ 01:34:20
1972.06.06 - Milwaukee Don't Shit A Brick! - MECCA Arena, Milwaukee, WI, USA (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:59:18
1972.06.15 - Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City, MO, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 02:04:15
1972.06.23 - Los Angeles Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 02:18:43
1972.07.01 - Surfin' With Don Ho - HIC Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 02:03:55
1972.07.15 - Bricks In The Far East - Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 02:13:06
1972.07.15 - Jethro Tull Complete Performance - Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan (3CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 02:23:37
1972.07.15 - Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan (128 kbps) ¤ 02:12:42
1972.07.16 - Pile Of Bricks - Budokan, Tokyo, Japan (96 kbps) ¤ 01:10:11
1972.10.14 - War Memorial Auditorium, Rochester, New York, USA (2CD) (80-112 kbps) ¤ 02:02:57
1972.11.02 - Garden, Boston, MA, USA (2CD) (112 kbps) ¤ 01:25:08
1973 (24 CD, 1d 07:49:17) ¤ 56-320 kbps
A Passion Play is the sixth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis on July 6, 1973 in the United Kingdom, and on July 23, 1973 in the United States. Like its predecessor, Thick as a Brick, this album is conceptual and consists of just one song. On the original vinyl release, it is split into 2 parts. The concept of this album is life after death. The release received mostly negative reviews, but sold so well that it peaked at # 1 on the US charts. In the UK charts, it reached only 13th position.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Saxophones
Martin Barre - Electric Guitar
John Evan - Piano, Organ, Synthesizers
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond - Bass Guitar, Vocals
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
1973.02.02 - Festhalle, Frankfurt, Germany (112 kbps, Mono) ¤ 02:13:25
1973.03.08 - Welcome To Munsterland!, Tull Felsen Der Munsters - Munsterlandhalle, Munster, Germany (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 02:08:26
1973.03.13 - Olympiahalle, Munchen, Germany (112 kbps) ¤ 02:03:22
1973.03.18 - Complete Thick As A Brick & More - Palazzo Dello Sport, Bologna, Italy (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:56:43
1973.03.26 - Philipshalle, Duesseldorf, Germany (56 kbps) ¤ 01:17:17
1973.05 - A Live Passion (European Tour May 1973) (ABR ~235 kbps) ¤ 00:47:57
1973.05.17 - A Passion Play Live - Coliseum, Hampton, Virginia, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 00:38:44
1973.05.20 - Omni Coliseum, Atlanta, GA, USA (80 kbps) ¤ 01:30:50
1973.07.16 - Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth, TX, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 02:01:50
1973.07.18 - Supercharged In LA - LA Forum, Inglewood, California, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:36:40
1973.07.20 - The Forum, Inglewood, Los Angeles, California, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:49:23
1973.07.23 - A Hush In The Play - Colliseum Arena, Oakland, CA, USA (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 02:13:16
1973.07.27 - Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 02:04:46
1973.08.26 - A Passion Play In Baltimore - Civic Centre, Baltimore, MD, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:50:59
1973.08.28 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:59:27
1973.09.11 - Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:45:57
1973.09.15 - Arena, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 02:05:46
1973.09.27 - Springfield Civic Center, Springfield, Mass. USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:44:04
1974 (7 CD, 10:17:21) ¤ 96-320 kbps
War Child is the seventh studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis on October 14, 1974 in the United States, and on October 26 of the same year in the United Kingdom. Initially, this album was supposed to be the soundtrack for the film, and the album itself was supposed to be double. Later, the release was cut to ten tracks within one album, as it was not possible to find a sponsoring studio for the film.
War Child was planned as a metaphysical black comedy about a teenage girl and her life after death. The plot described her encounters with heroes based on images of God, St. Peter and Lucifer (depicted as an astute businessman). Three songs on this album - "Only Solitaire", "Bungle in the Jungle" and "Skating Away on the Thin Ice of a New Day", were recorded in 1972-1973. and were planned for an album following Thick as a Brick.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Saxophones
Martin Barre - Electric And Acoustic Guitars
John Evan - Organ, Piano, Synthesizers, Accordion
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond - Electric And Acoustic Bass Guitars
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
1974.08.17 - Summer Of '74 - Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:55:45
1974.08.28 - Tokyo Tull Tull Source - NHK Hall, Tokyo, Japan (160 kbps) ¤ 01:52:17
1974.11.13 - Odeon, Newcastle, UK (112 kbps, Mono) ¤ 02:10:02
1974.11.16 - London Blitz, Rainbow Theatre, London, UK (112 kbps) ¤ 01:14:46
1974.11.25 - Wrong Again Old Son - Capitol Theatre, Cardiff, Wales, UK (320 kbps, Mono) ¤ 01:25:21
1974.12.04 - Falkoner Teatret, Copenhagen, Denmark (96 kbps) ¤ 01:39:12
1975 (13 CD, 17:54:16) ¤ 96-320 kbps
Minstrel in the Gallery is the eighth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis on September 5, 1975 in the United Kingdom, and on September 8 of the same year in the United States. Ian Anderson became the songwriter, and their cynical style probably reflects his discouragement after his recent divorce from Jenny Franks, the tiredness of constant touring, and the very fact of recording an album far from home in Monte Carlo. The title of the album refers to the space reserved for minstrels in the large halls of castles and estates. The album as a whole was reminiscent of Aqualung, combining gentle acoustic things with sharper compositions based on Barr's electric guitar passages. Reviews from critics were mixed, while fans generally reacted favorably to the new work of their favorites. Soon after the release of the disc, the team again suffered losses in the composition. This time bassist Hammond said goodbye to the band, who decided to quit music and concentrate entirely on painting. The vacancy was to be filled by John Glasscock, who had previously played in the flamenco rock band Carmen, who had accompanied Jethro Tull on a previous tour. On tour in 1975, David Palmer, a longtime arranger for the orchestra, officially joined Jethro Tull as keyboardist.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar
Martin Barre - Electric Guitars
John Evan - Piano And Organ
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond - Electric And Acoustic Bass Guitars
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
1975.03.08 - Civic Center, Providence, RI, USA (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:49:49
1975.04.06 - Festhalle, Frankfurt, West Germany (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:56:48
1975.04.17 - Wiener Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria (192 kbps) ¤ 01:51:01
1975.04.24 - Minstrels In The Red House - RTV Studio, Maison Rouge Mobile, Monte Carlo, Monaco (320 kbps) ¤ 00:27:43
1975.07.25 - Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, USA (256 kbps) ¤ 01:39:03
1975.07.25 - Tour Of Duty - Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:52:00
1975.08.30 - Civic Center, Lakeland, FL, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 01:53:14
1975.09.26 - Buffalo Charge - Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:26:39
1975.09.27 - New Haven Coliseum, New Haven, CT, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:19:38
1975.10.09 - Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 01:47:23
1975.10.16 - Evans Field House, Dekalb, IL, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:50:57
1976 (16 CD, 16:30:02) ¤ 96-320 kbps
Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die! Is the ninth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis on April 23, 1976 in the United Kingdom, and on May 17 of the same year in the United States. This album is considered to be conceptual. Album "Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die!" was digitally mastered and re-released in 2002 on CD with bonus tracks not included in the original LP: "Small Cigar" and "Strip Cartoon". This album was the first for the band to feature John Glascock on bass and backing vocals. The song 'Big Dipper' is a reference to the roller coaster ride of the same name at the Blackpool theme park. Ian Anderson again produced this album. Later, from September to November, the band recorded their next album "Songs From The Wood" at London's Morgan Studios and Maison Rouge Mobile Studio.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Electric And Acoustic Guitars, Harmonica, Percussion
Martin Barre - Electric Guitar
John Evan - Piano And Organ
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
John Glascock - Bass Guitar And Vocals
1976 - Too Old To Rock 'N' Roll TV Special (112 kbps) ¤ 00:42:18
1976.05.03 - Abbatoirs De La Villette, Paris, France (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:56:12
1976.05.05 - Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:49:46
1976.05.15 - Too Old For Munich - Olympiahalle, Munchen, Germany (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 02:06:30
1976.05.16 - It's A Boy - Hallenstadion, Zurich, Switzerland (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:49:34
1976.07.21 - Garden, Boston, MA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:38:45
1976.07.23 - Shea Stadium, Flushing, NY, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:13:06
1976.07.31 - Tullavision Stripped - Tampa Stadium, Florida, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 00:58:41
1976.08.07 - Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis, MI, USA (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:30:14
1976.08.15 - Backdoor Angels - Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:28:15
1976.08.15 - Days Of Giving - Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:16:40
1977 (27 CD, 1d 06:55:21) ¤ 96-320 kbps
Songs from the Wood is the tenth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis Records on February 11, 1977. This album was the first of the band's three folk-rock albums (followed by Heavy Horses and Stormwatch), although folk elements were present in the band's work both before and after these releases. Songs from the Wood was the band's first album to receive the overwhelming majority of positive reviews since the release of Thick as a Brick in 1972. With a characteristic folk sound, this album was a step away from the had-rock traditions of the band's previous releases, but the band's sound did not lose its "recognition".
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Whistle
Martin Barre - Electric Guitar And Lute
John Evan - Piano, Organ, Synthesizers
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
John Glascock - Bass Guitar And Vocals
Tony Williams - Bass Guitar (when J.Glascock ill)
David Palmer - Piano, Organ, Synthesizers
1977.01.14 - First Show In 1977 - Civic Auditorium, Pasadena, USA (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 02:05:54
1977.01.16 - Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles, USA (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:55:51
1977.01.19 - Masonic Temple, Detroit, MI, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:52:10
1977.01.22 - Radio City Music Hall, NYC, New York, USA (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:51:26
1977.02.05 - Down To Earth - Apollo Theatre, Manchester, England (320 kbps) ¤ 01:51:01
1977.02.05 - Songs From Manchester - Apollo Theatre, Manchester, England (320 kbps) ¤ 01:52:45
1977.02.10 - Hippodrome Breath - Golders Green Hippodrome, London, England (320 kbps) ¤ 00:57:07
1977.02.10 - Songs From The Wooden Grammophone - Hippodrom, London, UK (320 kbps) ¤ 01:13:49
1977.03.03 - Songs From The Coliseum - Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:52:16
1977.03.16 - Louisville Sluggers - Louisville Gardens, Louisville, KY, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:50:20
1977.03.28 - Boston Garden, Boston, MA, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:16:03
1977.03.31 - Veterans Memorial Coliseum, New Haven, CT, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:30:25
1977.04.06 - A Sackful Of Trousersnakes - Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, CA, USA (Vinyl) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:36:23
1977.04.18 - Festhalle, Frankfurt, West Germany (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 02:00:13
1977.05.30 - Saarlandhalle, Saarbrucken, Germany (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:52:04
1977.06.08 - An Honest Measure - Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria (2CD) (256 kbps) ¤ 01:52:27
1977.11.04 - Jai Alai Fronton, Miami, Florida, USA (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:36:03
1977.11.30 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:49:02
1978 (9 CD, 10:34:35) ¤ 96-320 kbps
Heavy Horses is the eleventh studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, recorded in January at Maison Rouge Studio, released on Chrysalis on April 10, 1978 in the United States, and on April 21 of the same year in the United Kingdom. This album is the second in a trilogy of folk albums by Jethro Tull. The first was the album Songs from the Wood, released a year earlier. Heavy Horses, however, has thrown away many of the artistic folk elements of the previous album, bringing a fresh, realistic take on today's fickle world. This album is the last for the band to feature John Glascock on bass and backing vocals on all tracks.
On September 22, a double live album Bursting Out was released, containing the band's vibrant and dynamic performances. The composition of the participants of this particular period is recognized by the majority of fans of the ensemble as "golden". Anderson's direct communication with the audience and colleagues gave a special touch to Jethro Tull's performances. Ian, with his characteristic harsh humor, often teased his comrades (“David went to take a piss. But he’s already back. Did you forget to shake your buddy well?”). While touring the United States, bassist John Glascock developed serious health problems; Anderson asked his friend Tony Williams (ex-Stealers) to take the vacant seat.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic And Electric Guitars, Mandolin
Martin Barre - Electric Guitar
John Evan - Piano And Organ
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
John Glascock - Bass Guitar
Tony Williams - Bass Guitar
David Palmer - Pipe Organ, Synthesizers
1978.05.08 - Rainbow Theatre, London, UK (2CD) (256 kbps) ¤ 01:54:11
1978.05.18 - Tulls Tractor Tales - Deutschlandhalle, Berlin, Germany (2CD) (256 kbps) ¤ 01:55:13
1978.10.09 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA (128-320 kbps) ¤ 00:48:21
1978.10.15 - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada (128 kbps) ¤ 01:28:06
1978.10.21 - Von Braun Civic Center, Huntsville, Alabama, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:29:40
1978.10.23 - Chicago Stadium, Chicago, Illinois, USA (128 kbps) ¤ 01:28:07
1978.11.10 - Aladdin Theater, Las Vegas, NV, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:30:57
1979 (16 CD, 16:52:41) ¤ 112-320 kbps
Stormwatch is the twelfth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis Records on September 14, 1979. This album is the second in a trilogy of folk albums by Jethro Tull. The first was the album Songs from the Wood (1977), and the second was Heavy Horses, released in 1978. Folk elements, nevertheless, were always present in the work of the group. Among other things, the album touches on topics such as environmental protection, issues related to the oil trade, as well as money. Glascock finally left the band in the summer of 1979 due to a progressive illness; in the fall of the same year, he died while undergoing complex heart surgery. The band's new bassist is Dave Pegg of Fairport Convention. Together with him, Jethro Tull went on a tour, at the end of which Barlow left the group, depressed by the death of Glascock.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar
Martin Barre - Electric And Acoustic Guitars, Mandolin
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
John Evan - Piano And Organ
David Palmer - Organ And Synthesizers
John Glascock - Bass Guitar
Dave Pegg - Bass Guitar
1979.03 - Scottish Ballet Orchestra - The Water's Edge, Theatre Royal, Glasgow, Scotland (112 kbps, Mono) ¤ 00:31:06
1979.04.10 - BBC Lively Arts Documentary - Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, USA (VHS) (128 kbps) ¤ 00:59:22
1979.04.10 - Center Coliseum, Seattle, Washington, USA (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:32:54
1979.04.10 - Dark Haiti - Center Coliseum, Seattle, Washington, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:14:12
1979.04.15 - A Sweet Dream In Calgary - Stampede Corral, Calgary, Canada (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:35:28
1979.04.30 - Dark Ages - Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth, Texas, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:16:15
1979.10.07 - Montreal Forum, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:35:08
1979.10.15 - Providence Civic Center, Providence, Rhode Island, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:41:17
1979.10.21 - Garden, Boston, MA, USA (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:41:17
1979.11.13 - Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, CA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:36:52
1979.11.14 - Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, CA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:40:12
1979.11.16 - The Unicef Show - Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, California, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:39:03
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Martin Barre - Electric Guitar, Recorder
John Evan - Piano, Organ, Mellotron
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond - Bass Guitar, Recorder, Vocals
Clive Bunker - Drums And Percussion
1971.04.02 - Civic Opera House, Chicago, IL, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:24:20
1971.04.05 - Fillmore East, New York City, New York, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:27:23
1971.04.27 - Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY, USA (128 kbps) ¤ 01:29:19
1971.05.05 - Fillmore East, NYC, New York, USA (64 kbps) ¤ 01:28:23
1971.06.18 - L.A. Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:22:10
1971.06.19 - Convention Center, Anaheim, California, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:28:46
1971.06.20 - Wind Up - Community Theater, Berkeley, CA, USA (128 kbps) ¤ 00:42:22
1971.07.02 - Wind Up In Dallas - Memorial Auditorium, Dallas, Texas, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 00:55:41
1971.10.28 - Amphitheater, New Haven, CT, USA (2CD) (112 kbps) ¤ 01:46:17
1971.11.15 - Up To Me - Boston Garden, Boston, MA, USA (128 kbps) ¤ 01:44:51
1972 (40 CD, 1d 20:33:17) ¤ 80-320 kbps
Thick as a Brick is the fifth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on March 10, 1972 via Chrysalis. This album contains only one composition - the title track, which takes up the entire duration of the album. Thick as a Brick was deliberately recorded in this format - to emphasize the conceptuality of the release. The original cover of the disc was designed as a newspaper editorial announcing that the album is an adaptation of an eight-year-old boy's novel. The songwriter was not an eight-year-old boy, but the band's frontman Ian Anderson. Anderson also produced the release. Thick as a Brick was Jethro Tull's first progressive rock release. The instrumental of the album includes the harpsichord, xylophone, timpani, violin, lute, saxophone, trumpet - instruments not typical for blues rock.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Violin, Saxophone
Martin Barre - Electric Guitar, Lute
John Evan - Piano And Organ
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond - Bass Guitar
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
1972.01.18 - Playing By The WAll - Deutschlandhalle, Berlin, Germany (320 kbps) ¤ 01:27:09
1972.01.21 - My God - Grugahalle, Essen, Germany (192 kbps) ¤ 01:10:43
1972.01.27 - A Blues For God - Kuppelsaal, Hannover, Germany (112 kbps) ¤ 01:18:26
1972.01.27 - A Blues For God - Kuppelsaal, Hannover, Germany (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:47:17
1972.01.27 - Hang Over - Congress Centrum, Hannover, Germany (112 kbps) ¤ 02:12:18
1972.01.30 - Festhalle, Bern, Switzerland (2CD) (112 kbps) ¤ 01:46:42
1972.02.01 - The Poor Man Gets Along - Palazzo Dello Sport, Roma, Italy (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:55:46
1972.02.05 - Palasport, Novara, Italy (192 kbps) ¤ 00:34:15
1972.02.05 - Palasport, Novara, Italy (2CD) (112 kbps) ¤ 01:39:39
1972.03.16 - Soft Venus - Victoria Hall, Stoke On Trent, UK (128 kbps) ¤ 01:40:57
1972.03.19 - The Wise Man Breaks Wind - Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, UK (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:45:58
1972.04.22 - Scope, Norfolk, Virginia, USA (VBR V0 ~220 kbps) ¤ 01:09:28
1972.04.22 - Ticketron Masters - Scope, Norfolk, Virginia, USA (Vinyl) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:09:25
1972.06.02 - Coliseum, Quebec, Canada (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:29:01
1972.06.04 - Flute-Topia - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada (160 kbps) ¤ 01:57:50
1972.06.04 - Maple Leaf Garden, Toronto, Canada (128 kbps) ¤ 01:34:20
1972.06.06 - Milwaukee Don't Shit A Brick! - MECCA Arena, Milwaukee, WI, USA (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:59:18
1972.06.15 - Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City, MO, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 02:04:15
1972.06.23 - Los Angeles Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 02:18:43
1972.07.01 - Surfin' With Don Ho - HIC Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 02:03:55
1972.07.15 - Bricks In The Far East - Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 02:13:06
1972.07.15 - Jethro Tull Complete Performance - Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan (3CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 02:23:37
1972.07.15 - Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan (128 kbps) ¤ 02:12:42
1972.07.16 - Pile Of Bricks - Budokan, Tokyo, Japan (96 kbps) ¤ 01:10:11
1972.10.14 - War Memorial Auditorium, Rochester, New York, USA (2CD) (80-112 kbps) ¤ 02:02:57
1972.11.02 - Garden, Boston, MA, USA (2CD) (112 kbps) ¤ 01:25:08
1973 (24 CD, 1d 07:49:17) ¤ 56-320 kbps
A Passion Play is the sixth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis on July 6, 1973 in the United Kingdom, and on July 23, 1973 in the United States. Like its predecessor, Thick as a Brick, this album is conceptual and consists of just one song. On the original vinyl release, it is split into 2 parts. The concept of this album is life after death. The release received mostly negative reviews, but sold so well that it peaked at # 1 on the US charts. In the UK charts, it reached only 13th position.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Saxophones
Martin Barre - Electric Guitar
John Evan - Piano, Organ, Synthesizers
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond - Bass Guitar, Vocals
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
1973.02.02 - Festhalle, Frankfurt, Germany (112 kbps, Mono) ¤ 02:13:25
1973.03.08 - Welcome To Munsterland!, Tull Felsen Der Munsters - Munsterlandhalle, Munster, Germany (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 02:08:26
1973.03.13 - Olympiahalle, Munchen, Germany (112 kbps) ¤ 02:03:22
1973.03.18 - Complete Thick As A Brick & More - Palazzo Dello Sport, Bologna, Italy (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:56:43
1973.03.26 - Philipshalle, Duesseldorf, Germany (56 kbps) ¤ 01:17:17
1973.05 - A Live Passion (European Tour May 1973) (ABR ~235 kbps) ¤ 00:47:57
1973.05.17 - A Passion Play Live - Coliseum, Hampton, Virginia, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 00:38:44
1973.05.20 - Omni Coliseum, Atlanta, GA, USA (80 kbps) ¤ 01:30:50
1973.07.16 - Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth, TX, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 02:01:50
1973.07.18 - Supercharged In LA - LA Forum, Inglewood, California, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:36:40
1973.07.20 - The Forum, Inglewood, Los Angeles, California, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:49:23
1973.07.23 - A Hush In The Play - Colliseum Arena, Oakland, CA, USA (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 02:13:16
1973.07.27 - Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 02:04:46
1973.08.26 - A Passion Play In Baltimore - Civic Centre, Baltimore, MD, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:50:59
1973.08.28 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:59:27
1973.09.11 - Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:45:57
1973.09.15 - Arena, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 02:05:46
1973.09.27 - Springfield Civic Center, Springfield, Mass. USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:44:04
1974 (7 CD, 10:17:21) ¤ 96-320 kbps
War Child is the seventh studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis on October 14, 1974 in the United States, and on October 26 of the same year in the United Kingdom. Initially, this album was supposed to be the soundtrack for the film, and the album itself was supposed to be double. Later, the release was cut to ten tracks within one album, as it was not possible to find a sponsoring studio for the film.
War Child was planned as a metaphysical black comedy about a teenage girl and her life after death. The plot described her encounters with heroes based on images of God, St. Peter and Lucifer (depicted as an astute businessman). Three songs on this album - "Only Solitaire", "Bungle in the Jungle" and "Skating Away on the Thin Ice of a New Day", were recorded in 1972-1973. and were planned for an album following Thick as a Brick.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Saxophones
Martin Barre - Electric And Acoustic Guitars
John Evan - Organ, Piano, Synthesizers, Accordion
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond - Electric And Acoustic Bass Guitars
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
1974.08.17 - Summer Of '74 - Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:55:45
1974.08.28 - Tokyo Tull Tull Source - NHK Hall, Tokyo, Japan (160 kbps) ¤ 01:52:17
1974.11.13 - Odeon, Newcastle, UK (112 kbps, Mono) ¤ 02:10:02
1974.11.16 - London Blitz, Rainbow Theatre, London, UK (112 kbps) ¤ 01:14:46
1974.11.25 - Wrong Again Old Son - Capitol Theatre, Cardiff, Wales, UK (320 kbps, Mono) ¤ 01:25:21
1974.12.04 - Falkoner Teatret, Copenhagen, Denmark (96 kbps) ¤ 01:39:12
1975 (13 CD, 17:54:16) ¤ 96-320 kbps
Minstrel in the Gallery is the eighth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis on September 5, 1975 in the United Kingdom, and on September 8 of the same year in the United States. Ian Anderson became the songwriter, and their cynical style probably reflects his discouragement after his recent divorce from Jenny Franks, the tiredness of constant touring, and the very fact of recording an album far from home in Monte Carlo. The title of the album refers to the space reserved for minstrels in the large halls of castles and estates. The album as a whole was reminiscent of Aqualung, combining gentle acoustic things with sharper compositions based on Barr's electric guitar passages. Reviews from critics were mixed, while fans generally reacted favorably to the new work of their favorites. Soon after the release of the disc, the team again suffered losses in the composition. This time bassist Hammond said goodbye to the band, who decided to quit music and concentrate entirely on painting. The vacancy was to be filled by John Glasscock, who had previously played in the flamenco rock band Carmen, who had accompanied Jethro Tull on a previous tour. On tour in 1975, David Palmer, a longtime arranger for the orchestra, officially joined Jethro Tull as keyboardist.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar
Martin Barre - Electric Guitars
John Evan - Piano And Organ
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond - Electric And Acoustic Bass Guitars
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
1975.03.08 - Civic Center, Providence, RI, USA (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:49:49
1975.04.06 - Festhalle, Frankfurt, West Germany (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:56:48
1975.04.17 - Wiener Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria (192 kbps) ¤ 01:51:01
1975.04.24 - Minstrels In The Red House - RTV Studio, Maison Rouge Mobile, Monte Carlo, Monaco (320 kbps) ¤ 00:27:43
1975.07.25 - Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, USA (256 kbps) ¤ 01:39:03
1975.07.25 - Tour Of Duty - Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:52:00
1975.08.30 - Civic Center, Lakeland, FL, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 01:53:14
1975.09.26 - Buffalo Charge - Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:26:39
1975.09.27 - New Haven Coliseum, New Haven, CT, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:19:38
1975.10.09 - Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, USA (112 kbps) ¤ 01:47:23
1975.10.16 - Evans Field House, Dekalb, IL, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:50:57
1976 (16 CD, 16:30:02) ¤ 96-320 kbps
Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die! Is the ninth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis on April 23, 1976 in the United Kingdom, and on May 17 of the same year in the United States. This album is considered to be conceptual. Album "Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die!" was digitally mastered and re-released in 2002 on CD with bonus tracks not included in the original LP: "Small Cigar" and "Strip Cartoon". This album was the first for the band to feature John Glascock on bass and backing vocals. The song 'Big Dipper' is a reference to the roller coaster ride of the same name at the Blackpool theme park. Ian Anderson again produced this album. Later, from September to November, the band recorded their next album "Songs From The Wood" at London's Morgan Studios and Maison Rouge Mobile Studio.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Electric And Acoustic Guitars, Harmonica, Percussion
Martin Barre - Electric Guitar
John Evan - Piano And Organ
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
John Glascock - Bass Guitar And Vocals
1976 - Too Old To Rock 'N' Roll TV Special (112 kbps) ¤ 00:42:18
1976.05.03 - Abbatoirs De La Villette, Paris, France (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:56:12
1976.05.05 - Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:49:46
1976.05.15 - Too Old For Munich - Olympiahalle, Munchen, Germany (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 02:06:30
1976.05.16 - It's A Boy - Hallenstadion, Zurich, Switzerland (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:49:34
1976.07.21 - Garden, Boston, MA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:38:45
1976.07.23 - Shea Stadium, Flushing, NY, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:13:06
1976.07.31 - Tullavision Stripped - Tampa Stadium, Florida, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 00:58:41
1976.08.07 - Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis, MI, USA (2CD) (96 kbps) ¤ 01:30:14
1976.08.15 - Backdoor Angels - Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:28:15
1976.08.15 - Days Of Giving - Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:16:40
1977 (27 CD, 1d 06:55:21) ¤ 96-320 kbps
Songs from the Wood is the tenth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis Records on February 11, 1977. This album was the first of the band's three folk-rock albums (followed by Heavy Horses and Stormwatch), although folk elements were present in the band's work both before and after these releases. Songs from the Wood was the band's first album to receive the overwhelming majority of positive reviews since the release of Thick as a Brick in 1972. With a characteristic folk sound, this album was a step away from the had-rock traditions of the band's previous releases, but the band's sound did not lose its "recognition".
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Whistle
Martin Barre - Electric Guitar And Lute
John Evan - Piano, Organ, Synthesizers
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
John Glascock - Bass Guitar And Vocals
Tony Williams - Bass Guitar (when J.Glascock ill)
David Palmer - Piano, Organ, Synthesizers
1977.01.14 - First Show In 1977 - Civic Auditorium, Pasadena, USA (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 02:05:54
1977.01.16 - Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles, USA (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:55:51
1977.01.19 - Masonic Temple, Detroit, MI, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:52:10
1977.01.22 - Radio City Music Hall, NYC, New York, USA (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:51:26
1977.02.05 - Down To Earth - Apollo Theatre, Manchester, England (320 kbps) ¤ 01:51:01
1977.02.05 - Songs From Manchester - Apollo Theatre, Manchester, England (320 kbps) ¤ 01:52:45
1977.02.10 - Hippodrome Breath - Golders Green Hippodrome, London, England (320 kbps) ¤ 00:57:07
1977.02.10 - Songs From The Wooden Grammophone - Hippodrom, London, UK (320 kbps) ¤ 01:13:49
1977.03.03 - Songs From The Coliseum - Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:52:16
1977.03.16 - Louisville Sluggers - Louisville Gardens, Louisville, KY, USA (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:50:20
1977.03.28 - Boston Garden, Boston, MA, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:16:03
1977.03.31 - Veterans Memorial Coliseum, New Haven, CT, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:30:25
1977.04.06 - A Sackful Of Trousersnakes - Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, CA, USA (Vinyl) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:36:23
1977.04.18 - Festhalle, Frankfurt, West Germany (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 02:00:13
1977.05.30 - Saarlandhalle, Saarbrucken, Germany (2CD) (128 kbps) ¤ 01:52:04
1977.06.08 - An Honest Measure - Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria (2CD) (256 kbps) ¤ 01:52:27
1977.11.04 - Jai Alai Fronton, Miami, Florida, USA (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:36:03
1977.11.30 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:49:02
1978 (9 CD, 10:34:35) ¤ 96-320 kbps
Heavy Horses is the eleventh studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, recorded in January at Maison Rouge Studio, released on Chrysalis on April 10, 1978 in the United States, and on April 21 of the same year in the United Kingdom. This album is the second in a trilogy of folk albums by Jethro Tull. The first was the album Songs from the Wood, released a year earlier. Heavy Horses, however, has thrown away many of the artistic folk elements of the previous album, bringing a fresh, realistic take on today's fickle world. This album is the last for the band to feature John Glascock on bass and backing vocals on all tracks.
On September 22, a double live album Bursting Out was released, containing the band's vibrant and dynamic performances. The composition of the participants of this particular period is recognized by the majority of fans of the ensemble as "golden". Anderson's direct communication with the audience and colleagues gave a special touch to Jethro Tull's performances. Ian, with his characteristic harsh humor, often teased his comrades (“David went to take a piss. But he’s already back. Did you forget to shake your buddy well?”). While touring the United States, bassist John Glascock developed serious health problems; Anderson asked his friend Tony Williams (ex-Stealers) to take the vacant seat.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic And Electric Guitars, Mandolin
Martin Barre - Electric Guitar
John Evan - Piano And Organ
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
John Glascock - Bass Guitar
Tony Williams - Bass Guitar
David Palmer - Pipe Organ, Synthesizers
1978.05.08 - Rainbow Theatre, London, UK (2CD) (256 kbps) ¤ 01:54:11
1978.05.18 - Tulls Tractor Tales - Deutschlandhalle, Berlin, Germany (2CD) (256 kbps) ¤ 01:55:13
1978.10.09 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA (128-320 kbps) ¤ 00:48:21
1978.10.15 - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada (128 kbps) ¤ 01:28:06
1978.10.21 - Von Braun Civic Center, Huntsville, Alabama, USA (96 kbps) ¤ 01:29:40
1978.10.23 - Chicago Stadium, Chicago, Illinois, USA (128 kbps) ¤ 01:28:07
1978.11.10 - Aladdin Theater, Las Vegas, NV, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:30:57
1979 (16 CD, 16:52:41) ¤ 112-320 kbps
Stormwatch is the twelfth studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull, released on Chrysalis Records on September 14, 1979. This album is the second in a trilogy of folk albums by Jethro Tull. The first was the album Songs from the Wood (1977), and the second was Heavy Horses, released in 1978. Folk elements, nevertheless, were always present in the work of the group. Among other things, the album touches on topics such as environmental protection, issues related to the oil trade, as well as money. Glascock finally left the band in the summer of 1979 due to a progressive illness; in the fall of the same year, he died while undergoing complex heart surgery. The band's new bassist is Dave Pegg of Fairport Convention. Together with him, Jethro Tull went on a tour, at the end of which Barlow left the group, depressed by the death of Glascock.
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar
Martin Barre - Electric And Acoustic Guitars, Mandolin
Barriemore Barlow - Drums And Percussion
John Evan - Piano And Organ
David Palmer - Organ And Synthesizers
John Glascock - Bass Guitar
Dave Pegg - Bass Guitar
1979.03 - Scottish Ballet Orchestra - The Water's Edge, Theatre Royal, Glasgow, Scotland (112 kbps, Mono) ¤ 00:31:06
1979.04.10 - BBC Lively Arts Documentary - Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, USA (VHS) (128 kbps) ¤ 00:59:22
1979.04.10 - Center Coliseum, Seattle, Washington, USA (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:32:54
1979.04.10 - Dark Haiti - Center Coliseum, Seattle, Washington, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:14:12
1979.04.15 - A Sweet Dream In Calgary - Stampede Corral, Calgary, Canada (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:35:28
1979.04.30 - Dark Ages - Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth, Texas, USA (192 kbps) ¤ 01:16:15
1979.10.07 - Montreal Forum, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (2CD) (192 kbps) ¤ 01:35:08
1979.10.15 - Providence Civic Center, Providence, Rhode Island, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:41:17
1979.10.21 - Garden, Boston, MA, USA (2CD) (320 kbps) ¤ 01:41:17
1979.11.13 - Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, CA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:36:52
1979.11.14 - Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, CA, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:40:12
1979.11.16 - The Unicef Show - Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, California, USA (320 kbps) ¤ 01:39:03
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