Thoughts on Jethro Tull?

he was a really smart guy and we should thank him for helping develop modern agriculture

flutetastic

>Sitting on a park bench
>Eying little girls, With bad intent

What did Jethro mean by this?

>>71296017
Fpbp

The prog-rock band named after him is awesome, too.

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>>71296408
>game night mixer at college
>Rock Band, nice, I can show off my singing voice!
>Hey, those girls on the instruments are cute
>Jethro Tull! Dad always used to play this when I was growing up. Very catchy. I've got this in the bag.

>W-watching as the p-pretty panties run
>Hey aqualung

I don't like most of their stuff. Too fruity, and Ian's fluffy singing gets on my nerves. Thick as a Brick and Aqualung are stellar albums though.

I haven't really heard much outside Aqua and Brick. What else is good?

>>71296408
It was a different time.

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>>71296906
I particularily enjoy their albums "Stand Up" and "Benefit", which came out before Aqualung and TAAB.
They are just as bluesy and folky, but with less of a prog twist. Definitely worth checking out.

I have only ever heard Aqualung, the song. But it has in my opinion one of the sickest fucking riffs ever recorded. Going to listen to it again now.

>>71296661
Fruity? How? That adjective could very well be applied to modern boy bands and 80's hair metal bands definitely.

Living In The Past is such a badass song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsCyC1dZiN8

They are Crescent Fresh
especially when Tony Iommi was playing bass for them.

Scruffy bearded man playing flute on the street corner = homeless/crazy.

Same dude playing on stage at the Chicago Theater or wherever = $100/ticket

memey but good

>>71301000
A homeless man playing flute as well as Anderson would get picked up instantly. Also he's better dressed than 99% of performers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-hnVeq9FTg