Jethro Tull Fans? They are performing live on Rockline tonight at 11:30 pm est

Jethro Tull official website ^ | April 24th, 2002 | myself

[majordivit]

I sure would love to be able to digitally tape this show but I don't know how. The best I can do is make a cassette copy of the show from my stereo. However, there must be a way to listen to the show over the internet while copying the show to my hardrive. I would then be able to burn a CDR. Oh well...

Jethro Tull is about to release a new live CD and their first ever DVD. They are both called 'Living With The Past'. The CD is scheduled to be released on April 30. The DVD is scheduled to be released May 14. If interested, go to the official Jethro Tull website for preview audio and video clips of the upcoming live CD and DVD.

[B Knotts]

*ping*

:-)

[Rustynailww]

skating away...

[janetgreen]

I'm a big fan of FReeper Jethro Tull...

[shawv]

How EXACTLY do I access the show? Is it being broadcast online? I was all over the website and couldn't find a link to access an online show. thanks

[Joe 6-pack]

I thought A+Bert was a Jethro Tull fan, too...#8-) (before he was ejected.)

[majordivit]

This is the best way..Take this link and select one of the radio affiliates listed on the Wednesday April 24th list. It's the list that starts with KSAN the Bomb.. I tried the link earlier in the day and it works..

Listen over the Internet here

[majordivit]

Here is the setlist from yesterdays concert:

23. APRIL 2002:

Living In The Past
Cross-Eyed Mary
Roots To Branches
Jack-In-The-Green
Thick As A Brick
Hunt By Numbers
Elegy
A Song For Jeffrey
The Water Carrier
The Secret Language Of Birds
Wond'Ring Aloud
Pibroch
A New Day Yesterday
Budapest
Mayhem Jig
Aqualung
Locomotive Breath
Protect And Survive
Cheerio

"Rays of flute" by John Taylor

[majordivit]

"Jack In The Green" by John Taylor

[majordivit]

"Shuffling madness" by John Taylor

[majordivit]

"Wicked Windows" by John Taylor

[majordivit]

"The Passion" by John Taylor

[majordivit]

Here are some pieces of art my by Dmitri A. Kazakow from Germany. I have aded his own descriptions. There are examples of his work on other artists too at his website at:

Dmitri Kazakow unoffical Album Covers

Jethro Tull · Aqualung (the first variant)
Ink, gouache and water-color on paper, 15.5x15.5 cm
The cover artwork was inspired by the title song, which is a masterpiece as well as the whole album. If you did not yet hear it, try to get the 25th anniversary special edition. It contains a very interesting interview with Jan Anderson devoted to Aqualung. On the cover the name Jethro is misspelt. That time in Russia Jethro Tull was available on the tapes copied in underground. The original album's cover I saw ten years later when I bought it in Germany.

D.K.

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[majordivit]

Jethro Tull · Aqualung (the second variant)
Gouache and water-color on paper, 13.5x13.5 cm
This variant I made mostly because I encountered to my dismay that Jethro Tull was spelt wrong. Although some surrealistic gears may be found on the artwork they have no special meaning ...

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[Samwise]

I saw Jethro Tull back in the seventies. My friend dumped a coke on me whilst screaming, "He's raising his leg! He's raising his leg!" I'm too old for such nonsense now. Good music should be appreciated over a good home stereo.

[majordivit]

Jethro Tull · War Child
Fluorescent color, gouache and water-color on paper, 13.5x13.5 cm
It is a nice album though it lacks the power of Aqualung or the drive of Stand up. The cover artwork was made under impression of the song The third Hoorah and Stern's A Sentimental Journey through France and Italy. However I cannot figure out what they might have in common, I still feel them somehow related.

D.A.K.

[majordivit]

Jethro Tull · Stormwatch
Gouache and water-color on paper, 13.5x13.5 cm
The album is a masterpiece. No words are required, listen to the record!

D.A.K.

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[Samwise]

P.S. Thanks for the images. At one time I aspired to design album covers. The Album Cover Album is one of my favorite art books. Check it out if you ever run acoss it.

[majordivit]

He's standing on one leg!!..lol

You can see hundreds of other incredible photos of the band like this one at Glenn Cornick's (He was Tull's original Bass guitar player) site here:

Glenn Cornick's Jethro Tull Gallery

[majordivit]

The Album Cover Album is one of my favorite art books. Check it out if you ever run acoss it.

Thanks for the recommendation.. I'd love to see much more...