The Drunken Lizard Pub

I was just wondering if any of my fellow Eschalon addcits out there are into a bit of Jethro Tull?

If you have never heard of Jethro Tull, I suggest you check out the albums "Songs from the woods", "Minstrels in the Gallery" and "Warchild"

I'm not really a fan, but I like Jethro Tull (especially Aqualung and Stormwatch) because of the mix folk/rock like in Malicorne, Folque etc.

I also enjoy King Crimson and John Renbourn.

I ripped the full album version of Thick as a Brick into my iTunes and merged the two sides in Garage Band so I could hear the full 45 minutes without interruption. That might make me a demented fan.

I've been a fan ever since they released Aqualung. Guess that shows that I've been around awhile.

Damn, I wish I had more time to browse these forums

farvardin, Stormwatch is one of the few albums I don't own, and I can't seem to find it anywhere. That and Catfish Rising.

That's why Google Shopping is your friend....

http://www.google.com/products?q=jethro ... =en&tab=wf

CrazyBernie wrote:That's why Google Shopping is your friend....

http://www.google.com/products?q=jethro ... =en&tab=wf

I will have to check that out, I have never even heard of google shopping before now

Not sure where in the world you're at, but Amazon.com has Stormwatch remastered for sale.

http://www.amazon.com/Stormwatch-Jethro ... 355&sr=1-1

Also, they have Catfish Rising

http://www.amazon.com/Catfish-Rising-Je ... 025&sr=1-1

I was able to see them live during the tour after they released Stormwatch, I think it was early 1980. It was a lot of fun and a great concert. The stage was a ships deck and Ian was all over the place during the performance.

Hope this helps you get the albums.

Awsome Band yes - Have heaps of Records and the only way to get them is when I dead

Wow! I had almost forgotten JT!

Ian and his breathy flute seem a lifetime away, but then I suppose it is actually more than that for some of the members of this board. I loved their music, and saw them many times, mainly in any big local pubs around Essex. They were often backed by a pretty decent band called 'Blodwyn Pig' - anyone out there remember them???

...ahhhh... ...I've come over all nostalgic...

I only own one cd. original masters. but it has some of my favs on it. sweet dreams, thick as a brick, aqualung ect.