jethro tull is great

[Dude!]

we had an office gift exchange yesterday and someone gave me two jethro tull cds
i had heard of them but didnt know the music

wow were they great

new day yesterday
teacher
nothing is easy
we used to know

they can shove the flute otherwise beyond awesome

[Chigworthy]

That new video of him playing "Oh Christmas Tree" on the flute is impressive.

[MobCounty]

Gash Carver!!

[RapistWit]

Is this topic ironic in nature?

[Chigworthy]

Is this topic ironic in nature?

No. It's just a lie.

[thejives]

tull is great!

Bungle in the Jungle is my jam.

[Chigworthy]

tull is great!

Bungle in the Jungle is my jam.

Is it about wizards or warriors?

[thejives]

"I'm a tiger when i want love
I'm a snake when we disagree"

I'm thinking sex.

[Chigworthy]

"I'm a tiger when i want love
I'm a snake when we disagree"

I'm thinking sex.

I'm thinking sex with wizards would be full of wierd powders, gray pubes, and a little magic.

[thejives]

I'm thinking sex with wizards would be full of wierd powders, gray pubes, and a little magic.

hot

[PapaBear]

I'm not into them anymore, but Bursting Out was one of my favorite albums when I was a kid.


http://img2.sharedmusic.net/files/pics/322/321779/img_1_pr.jpg

[Chigworthy]

I'm not into them anymore, but Bursting Out was one of my favorite albums when I was a kid.




Does that have Stonehenge on it?

[PapaBear]

Does that have Stonehenge on it?

Doesn't everything have a little Stonehenge?



When you're a kid, that is.

[sailor]

i definitely enjoy the tull.

[tupper65]

Best Tull album...EVER

http://remus.rutgers.edu/JethroTull/Photos/Small/aqualung.jpg

[A.J.]

Yes he was. He revolutionized agriculture by inventing the seed drill. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jethro_Tull_(agriculturist))

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a9/Jethro_Tull.jpg

[Hottub]

Ian Anderson is a Metal God!:wallbash:

Jethro Tull over Metallica (1989): Notoriously slow on the uptake, the Recording Academy didn't get around to adding a Heavy Metal Grammy until 1989. Even then, only two of the nominees made sense – Iron Maiden and Metallica. Def Leppard was one Aquanet can away from being a Hair Band, the Grateful Dead was hippie music, and prog-rock Jethro Tull was far too ponderous to be considered "hard," let alone "metal." Metallica was the obvious favorite. When it didn't, Jethro Tull was forced to accept its award under a shower of outraged boos. Meanwhile, in a "Dewey Wins!" turn, Metallica was saddled with thousands of "Metallica – Grammy winners" T-shirts. Tull's victory was so incongruous, it seemed the gods were punishing Metallica for its hubris. In 1992, when Metallica finally won the first of six Grammys, the '89 loss was not forgotten. In his acceptance speech, Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich told the audience, "Thanks to Jethro Tull for not putting out an album this year."