What does /mu/ think of Jethro Tull?
Is this not a fucking goat prog album?
>>61088769
One of my favourite albums of all time
All their stuff until Stormwatch is great
>tfw own the version that came with the full newspaper
o it b good
Grew up listening to them because even in the 90's my dad still played all their shit constantly. Thick is a really good album, but I think a lot of their best stuff gets overlooked on this board. Minstrel in the Gallery is basically a perfect album.
>>61088832
My father introduced me to Jethro Tull through "Stand Up" Love all of their work from "Stand Up" to "Heavy Horses".
I feel WarChild is one of the more underrated release's. The title track is a 10/10.
>writing a song glorifying child molestation
Good jerb.
>>61088816
OP here.
Feels good man.
More like thick as my dick
which explains the length of the song
Ian Anderson destroyed his voice so fast it wasn't funny.
>>61088895
Haha, pretty much same timeframe for me, except Fylingdale Flyer also factored heavily in the rotation. I think every mixtape he made for car rides in the 90's had Tull on at least one side. And I agree, War Child is super underrated, no doubt.
>>61088816
they cost like $4
>>61088964
It took him 35+ years, so I wouldn't call it fast, but he did it utterly and completely, there's no doubt.
>"I didn't want to be just another third-rate guitar player who sounded like a bunch of other third-rate guitar players. I wanted to do something that was a bit more idiosyncratic, hence the switch to another instrument. When Jethro Tull began, I think I'd been playing the flute for about two weeks. It was a quick learning curve ... literally every night I walked onstage was a flute lesson."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jethro_Tull_%28band%29#Early_years_.281967.E2.80.9368.29
>>61088944
>>61088983
Got mine in near mint condition for $7 so yeah.
>>61088989
>35+ years
He was done by the time Reagan was president.
>>61088971
>>61088832
Thank god I had a dad who believes you're supposed to stop listening to rawk after graduating HS.
>>61089030
Your dad is a fucking tool, and it seems like he raised one too.
>>61089060
Actually he listened to classical and blues as a teenager anyway, so...meh.
>>61089030
Why the negativity? Tull is super corny, but it's sweet music anyway. I'm just glad my dad spent time with me when I was growing up.
>>61089127
>but it's sweet music anyway
>>61088933
>>61089142
What song do you think glorifies child molestation?
Thick as a Brick was my favorite album when I was going through my prog phase around 13-14.
Still have a soft spot in my heart for it to this day,
>>61090369
>prog phase
Why would you ever grow out of prog it's the greatest subgenre of rock music
ive never listened to this i look forward one day though
>>61090414
he took the fedora meme too serious
he probably put his rush albums in the bin kinda sad desu
>>61090414
I still like it, but when I was 14 I literally listened to like 5 albums
>Thick as a Brick
>The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
>The Wall
>Dark Side of the Moon
>ITCOCK
>>61090451
Well ok then
Do you like any modern prog
>>61090423
For a ~43 minute long song it's not only listenable, but an absolutely wholly enjoyable experience.
