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Post by maddogfagin on Nov 24, 2013 9:14:21 GMT
September 1992 The UK vinyl release
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Post by Deleted on Nov 25, 2013 16:31:36 GMT
Posting coincidentally; (my favourite word). - A Little Light Music makes for a great (slightly bright) demo. The remaster is even brighter. audiophile stereo dealers: worst taste in music???forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/audiophile-stereo-dealers-worst-taste-in-music.335525/#post-9688764Petrofsk, Today at 7:32 AM I also make a point of always bringing my own music. I bring the music that I plan on listening to the most. I won't bring a brick walled CD, but I will bring music that I enjoy. At the most recent hi-fi show, I had two opposite reactions: when I played Jethro Tull's A Little Light Music, the rep made a note of the title, as he thought it made for a great demo. In another room, when I played the hi-res version of All Things Must Pass (off a USB), he ejected it after a couple of minutes (literally, like 2-3 minutes) to play the obligatory Diana Krall. Personally, I'm always more impressed when I hear a recording with some limitations being played on a high-end set up. I know a great recording is going to sound great. I prefer to hear what I actually plan on listening to. My reply; forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/audiophile-stereo-dealers-worst-taste-in-music.335525/page-2#post-9689350 I was just posting on The Jethro Tull Forum that I liked the original A Little Light Music CD compared to the remaster. In the past I noticed a few dealers trying out Boz Scaggs Silk Degrees - demonstrations make me sleepy.
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Post by maddogfagin on May 6, 2022 11:32:22 GMT
Jethro Tull live audio 1992-05-02 London Jethro Tull Collection 2.27K subscribers
The second concert of 'A Little Light Music' tour with Jethro Tull at London Wembley Conference Centre on May 2, 1992. the live premiere of 'Life Is A Long Song' The stage banter is long, funny and interesting.
Set 1 0:00 Applause 0:23 1. Someday the Sun Won't Shine For You 3:55 2. Living in the Past (instrumental) 8:51 Introduction 10:15 3. Fat Man 16:46 Introduction 18:39 4. Rocks On the Road 25:23 5. Life is a Long Song 28:50 Introduction 31:09 6. Under Wraps (instrumental) 33:19 7. Nursie 35:47 8. Too Old to Rock n Roll 40:11 Introduction 42:24 9. One White Duck 44:41 10. A New Day Yesterday (incl. Kelpie) 52:31 11. Aqualung 1:00:13 Thank you, Interval announcement Set 2 1:00:51 12. From a Dead Beat to an Old Greaser 1:05:50 Introduction 1:07:16 13. Roll Yer Own 1:11:26 14. Look Into the Sun (instrumental) 1:14:58 Long Funny Introduction 1:19:22 15. A Christmas Song 1:22:12 Introduction 1:26:13 16. Said She Was a Dancer 1:30:19 17. Bourée (includes Bach's Double Violin Concerto, Soirée) 1:36:08 Introduction 1:38:33 18. When Jesus Came to Play 1:42:58 19. Pussy Willow (instrumental) 1:46:24 20. Jump Start 1:53:40 21. Locomotive Breath 1:58:52 Thank you, good night 1:59:32 Introduction 1:59:41 22A. Thick as a Brick 2:05:58 23. Cross-Eyed Mary 2:07:46 22B. Thick As A Brick (continued) 2:08:35 Applause
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Post by jackinthegreen on May 6, 2022 14:53:33 GMT
I've always loved the long version of "Nursie" on the album, nice guitar solo
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Post by adospencer on May 7, 2022 5:19:39 GMT
Although I love the concept and music on this album,I always thought it very badly edited, the fading in and out of applause, the half snippets of introductions fading in and out also. No doubt IA wanted to get across that it was recorded in different venues and countries, but this is very clumsy and besides all the information we need about venues is on the back cover!
(Mind you, I complained when "Bursting Out" was stitched together and passed off as seemingly one show so it seems there is no pleasing me!)
But the crude editing makes "ALLM" an irritating listen . Music and sound quality excellent though.
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