eridom
Prentice Jack
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Post by eridom on May 14, 2021 4:43:50 GMT
I must admit...compared to hopes kindled by that first glance I got at CD cover before I heard the album, that is: the cool title, length ( yes, size matters with Tull songs) and placement on the CD,,,sort of the Budapest, Baker Street Muse slot, I found 'Wounded, Old and Treacherous' to be disappointing. The Knopfleresque spoken/slightly sung style, the too easy rhymes and the lacksadaisical overall delivery did not live up to my inflated hopes at all. I like the album and most of the songs a lot, they aged well...and the tour, a throwback to playing most of the new songs live before delivering greatest hits, was refreshing. But that one song still feels like an underachiever. C’mon man…the outro interplay between Martin and Ian alone makes it a great song. Fantastic album…one of their best and likely their most underrated. |
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Post by rredmond on May 14, 2021 19:07:56 GMT
A handyman offered us a good amount of freshly felled Bamboo last week up to about 2.5" in thickness, and, as I unloaded it, I started thinking my gosh: With only about a 16" X 1" section of this piece of grass (B flat) IA toured and played to sold out theatres in multiple countries. Will it ever happen again? By someone else I mean? Only one IA! Welcome to the JT Forum distantre - plenty of flute info here   Yes! Welcome distantre! |
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cecil
Journeyman
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Post by cecil on May 14, 2021 22:12:12 GMT
Should be a few extra tracks from this session. Double album remix Teeheehee
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Post by bunkerfan on Feb 1, 2022 11:27:49 GMT
One of my favourites from the album and definitely worth a listen again |
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and my answer stands. Now it there was no flute player...No flute no Tull 
