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Post by maddogfagin on Mar 31, 2014 13:40:14 GMT
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Post by maddogfagin on May 31, 2014 10:20:33 GMT
JETHRO TULL'S MARTIN BARRE THE NEW MORNING - PARIS (75) On 16 May 2014 (Translated from the French by google) Acknowledgements. Dominique (106dB), The New Morning A special event, we can say, in this Friday, May 16 at the New Morning Paris room for hosting, and for the first time in solo France, Martin Barre, Jethro Tull famous guitarist who accompanied the group for 46 years. Lot of fans were present to come and see and listen to what remains one of the legends of rock guitar. Prior to welcome on stage, it's Baz Limited (Baz Bastien Gaisne) who came to share with us a few pieces his compositions and a few times on guitar. A nice appetizer, nice. But the public had eyes for one he so admired for so many years with a master of music. Mr. Martin Barre and his "Jethro Tull's Martin Barre." And I can truly say he was not disappointed. No downtime for the guy who immediately sent heavy. A set of impressive guitar and mostly still effective. Do not talk to him especially not age! No control over his touch or his dexterity. Superbly accompanied, he bestowed on us some memorable songs with a set list that passed earlier by his own compositions, but also by essential songs played for years with Jethro Tull. lot of efficiency and simplicity in the way we play even if the compositions, according to some guitarists this evening, are just "unplayable" for those who do not master of his instrument. A truly exceptional concert, not only by the music that has been proposed, but also by the charisma This great man of rock, true master of 6-strings! Yann Charles - May 2014 Link to photos - www.zicazic.com/zicazine/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=11571&Itemid=63
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Post by JTull 007 on May 31, 2014 14:44:41 GMT
Thanks for this review from Paris! Graham. It seems that Pat O'May is not pictured at this performance. I would wonder why unless he was not available.
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Post by steelmonkey on May 31, 2014 15:30:53 GMT
It's not beacuse he was able to hide behind another musician or a microphone stand...that's for sure.
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Post by JTull 007 on May 31, 2014 16:09:56 GMT
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 5, 2014 10:28:06 GMT
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Post by onewhiteduck on Aug 5, 2014 20:29:08 GMT
Do any of my learned Tull fans know the name of the type of hat Martin is wearing in the poster - cos I want one.
Cheers
Gymdeithas Gymraeg Tull ( Welsh Tull Society ) NOT The Society of Welsh Tull Fans - disbanded/spliters
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Post by bunkerfan on Aug 6, 2014 6:50:31 GMT
Do any of my learned Tull fans know the name of the type of hat Martin is wearing in the poster - cos I want one. Cheers Gymdeithas Gymraeg Tull ( Welsh Tull Society ) NOT The Society of Welsh Tull Fans - disbanded/spliters OneFounderDuck Not sure if these are the same but they're similar. Of course you'd have to have a dragon on yours. www.kendiskustoms.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=41
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Post by onewhiteduck on Aug 6, 2014 8:50:21 GMT
Cheers John.
I'm on the case.
PS. My Florian Ophale black cap has been consigned to the bottom draw. To be honest it looks the part on a 30ish year German Rock Star with long blonde hair. On a Welsh bloke in his late 40's with a small beer gut and receding hair I look more like a camp 1970's low budget film star.
ConfessionsofaDuck
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 6, 2014 12:12:26 GMT
Cheers John. I'm on the case.
PS. My Florian Ophale black cap has been consigned to the bottom draw. To be honest it looks the part on a 30ish year German Rock Star with long blonde hair. On a Welsh bloke in his late 40's with a small beer gut and receding hair I look more like a camp 1970's low budget film star.
ConfessionsofaDuck This could be an awkward moment for anyone at The Flower Pot. If the hat fits, wear it.
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 6, 2014 15:45:24 GMT
OMG! Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson played in 2012. Martin Barre Band August 2nd, 2014 Burg Herzberg LINK Burg Herzberg Festival 2014
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Post by Deleted on Aug 6, 2014 15:48:26 GMT
Tune up for some Tull4:00pm Wednesday 6th August 2014 in Somerset www.thisisthewestcountry.co.uk/news/somerset_news/11390517.Tune_up_for_some_Tull/?ref=var_0 IN his 43 years as guitarist with Jethro Tull, Martin Barre’s playing has defined the sound of the band and shaped its success. Now 67, Barre says his love affair with the guitar is stronger than ever. A flautist and saxophonist to boot, his guitar work has reaped him accolades, from a Grammy Award for the album Crest of a Knave to the UK’s ‘20th best solo ever’ for his finger-work on Aqualung. On Friday, August 29, the guitar legend is gracing the Square & Compass stage at Ashill, between Taunton and Ilminster, with a concert which will have a distinctly bluesy flavour and Barre reinventing the Tull classics. Martin spoke to the County Gazette while en route to Germany for a festival slot. His career on strings began aged 14 on a Gibson ES330 Sunburst, but today he says a PRS (Paul Reed Smith) is his instrument of choice. “It’s a nice guitar because it has an acoustic as well as an electric side, so it has lots of interesting sound coming out of it. “I also play the mandolin, the bazouki, the bass clarinet . . . I just think once you can play one instrument it’s a lot easier to pick up another.” To amplify the Barre coup at the Square & Compass, the Ashill date is also the first on the Martin Barre Band UK tour, mixing Tull classics with new material. He says: “There’s a lot more going on in these UK shows. We’ll have some little surprises. “It all gels together with the old Tull songs I’m more or less re-inventing in the rock-blues style we like to play in to make them more mine. “Then we’re doing some classic Bobby Parker, Robert Johnson and Willie Dixon, which we’re reinventing. “Theirs was a really simple way of playing, and the songs still speak for themselves.” It’s clear that the flame of passion for his craft still burns bright in Barre. “As a guitarist I’ve really always loved Hendrix, Gary Moore, Joe Bonamassa, Robben Ford – not particularly for the music they played, but because it all centred around the guitar. “I like to think we approach music in the same way. I really like the power and energy you can generate.” Tickets cost £18 in advance to see the Martin Barre Band on 01823-480467, by dropping into Black Cat Records in Taunton or visiting www.mojopromo.co.uk Alternatively, you can pay £22 on the door, which opens at 8pm, in time for the start at 9pm. Tune up for some Tull
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 7, 2014 11:37:21 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Aug 7, 2014 12:45:30 GMT
www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/11393951.Jethro_Tull_guitarist_ready_to_rock_Bromley_Cross/?ref=var_0Jethro Tull guitarist ready to rock Bromley Cross Thursday 7th August 2014 in News The Bolton News: By Melanie Wallwork, Entertainment reporter LEGENDARY guitarist Martin Barre is ready to rock Bromley Cross with the music of Jethro Tull. The 67-year-old says the band became stagnant before its split in 2011 but promises the gig at the Railway Venue, Chapeltown Road, on Friday, September 5, will be anything but. Martin, who toured the world with the band for 43 years, said: “It just got stagnant. “It shouldn’t have done because Jethro Tull was a band that was known for changing direction on a yearly basis. “It just got a bit complacent in the later years. “The same sort of formula. It was time to stop.” Martin has sold a staggering 60 million albums worldwide and worked with international music superstars, from Paul McCartney and Phil Collins to Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin. He said: “The things I now think were great, at the time, were normal. “We toured with Hendrix. At the time, it was another tour. “Looking back I think, wow, I actually toured with Hendrix. “Then we played Shea Stadium (New York City). On the night, it was not a great gig, it was foggy and planes were going over but looking back, it’s amazing. “Things just fell into place. “We didn’t play it down but everything was normal. “We played five nights at Madison Square Garden, three nights at the Royal Albert Hall. It was just what we did. “It didn’t make us big-headed and full of ourselves.” It was at the age of 14 that Martin started playing the guitar because he “couldn’t afford a drum kit”, before going on to play with several bands. He said: “I was about to quit playing in ‘68 because we had been playing for three years and never made it. “I was about to go back to college then I met Jethro Tull and joined them. “We lived from year to year, there was no thought of would it last? “We took things as they came. “I’m really happy that I have been able to carrying on playing. “It’s a fantastic career if you can make it work but it’s a horrible career if it does not work because there’s nowhere else to go. “If you’re a musician, it’s all or nothing.” Martin is currently on a 65 date UK and European tour with his band, including vocalist and acoustic guitar player Dan Crisp and drummer George Lindsay. He said: “We do a mix of classic Tull tracks, we rock them up and make them a bit more beefy. “Then we do some classic blues that we mess around with. “It’s all sorts of rock blues and some of the Tull songs. “We want to make them a bit more raunchy. “A really good live gig with lots of power, lots of energy.” Next month will also see the release of new album, Order of Play. Martin said: “It’s the set that we were playing last year, we were doing the live gigs and people did come up and say, if you did a CD of that set, we would buy it. “It should be available at the gigs and it’s released at the end of September.” With strong demand for Martin’s incredible guitar playing, festival dates include the Skegness Blues Festival and the German Haugesund Festival. But Martin says he loves nothing more than playing intimate gigs, to 100 to 300 people, and is looking forward to his visit to the Railway Venue. He said: “I’ve spoken to some of the guys in the band, the saxophone player has been there and he says it’s a really great club. “The smaller venues are really good fun. “The atmosphere is so much better, they are the great gigs. “They are really satisfying.” The Martin Barre Band will be at the Railway Venue on Friday September 5. Tickets cost £12 in advance or £15 on the door. Call 01204 306450.
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Post by theothertull on Aug 8, 2014 2:08:26 GMT
Am I the only one who finds it humorous and pathetic to listen to Martin say that Tull was "stagnant":
• Yet he did not leave till Ian turfed him
• It was time to stop yet he didn’t
• Did nothing to change things in a band he claims to be central to
• He has done nothing new since being turfed, while Ian has released two new albums of material, revamped the stage show, and seems ready for another project in 2015, and Martin gives us Ian retreads
Funny how he reminisces about The Garden and Shea, but is happy to play 100 -300 seat clubs. I like Martin, he would be a good replacement for FO, but this type of talk is just sad.
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 8, 2014 12:16:47 GMT
Am I the only one who finds it humorous and pathetic to listen to Martin say that Tull was "stagnant": • Yet he did not leave till Ian turfed him • It was time to stop yet he didn’t • Did nothing to change things in a band he claims to be central to • He has done nothing new since being turfed, while Ian has released two new albums of material, revamped the stage show, and seems ready for another project in 2015, and Martin gives us Ian retreads Funny how he reminisces about The Garden and Shea, but is happy to play 100 -300 seat clubs. I like Martin, he would be a good replacement for FO, but this type of talk is just sad. Normally I try not to say anything negative about Martin but his views were wrong. The idea about Ian being stagnant may have been a result of Ian saying Martin likes to be on holiday.
Just being around each other for so long would make anyone feel stagnant. Maybe Martin has had more fun being on his current tour without the additional guitarist. It would make sense to focus on the future instead of the past... or playing the blues.
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Post by theothertull on Aug 8, 2014 16:10:18 GMT
Am I the only one who finds it humorous and pathetic to listen to Martin say that Tull was "stagnant": • Yet he did not leave till Ian turfed him • It was time to stop yet he didn’t • Did nothing to change things in a band he claims to be central to • He has done nothing new since being turfed, while Ian has released two new albums of material, revamped the stage show, and seems ready for another project in 2015, and Martin gives us Ian retreads Funny how he reminisces about The Garden and Shea, but is happy to play 100 -300 seat clubs. I like Martin, he would be a good replacement for FO, but this type of talk is just sad. Normally I try not to say anything negative about Martin but his views were wrong. The idea about Ian being stagnant may have been a result of Ian saying Martin likes to be on holiday.
Just being around each other for so long would make anyone feel stagnant. Maybe Martin has had more fun being on his current tour without the additional guitarist. It would make sense to focus on the future instead of the past... or playing the blues.I really think he needs to look to the future, he needs to play new stuff, and get out from under the shadow of Tull and Ian. He has a lot to offer, he needs to get to it. His current course just makes him sound old and sour.
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Post by hardliner on Aug 9, 2014 0:12:12 GMT
Am I the only one who finds it humorous and pathetic to listen to Martin say that Tull was "stagnant": • Yet he did not leave till Ian turfed him • It was time to stop yet he didn’t • Did nothing to change things in a band he claims to be central to • He has done nothing new since being turfed, while Ian has released two new albums of material, revamped the stage show, and seems ready for another project in 2015, and Martin gives us Ian retreads Funny how he reminisces about The Garden and Shea, but is happy to play 100 -300 seat clubs. I like Martin, he would be a good replacement for FO, but this type of talk is just sad. Normally I try not to say anything negative about Martin but his views were wrong. The idea about Ian being stagnant may have been a result of Ian saying Martin likes to be on holiday.
Just being around each other for so long would make anyone feel stagnant. Maybe Martin has had more fun being on his current tour without the additional guitarist. It would make sense to focus on the future instead of the past... or playing the blues.Yawn yawn yawn extra yawn All your posts are simply a dig at Martin Get a life this NAGG,s me ,you sound like a sad broken person Martin spent 43 years in a band and hes not entitled to any opinion ,really? ?? Martin never said ian was stagnant he said Tull was stagnant Was it ? YES from 1999 -2011 ,who controlled it ? IAN did ,would Martins opinion mattered ? Not whilst my asshole faces south Opinions are like assholes we all have 1 and in mine Martins band are far superior to Ians tribute band Remember ian broke up the band because he didnt want to do Tull anymore ,then he writes 2 albums that try their best to sound like Tull. Then Ian plays more and more of Tull back catalogue as he tours from 2012 Spinal Tap couldnt have wrote it better Rock blues will be around far longer than people are talking about HE
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Post by theothertull on Aug 9, 2014 2:17:44 GMT
Normally I try not to say anything negative about Martin but his views were wrong. The idea about Ian being stagnant may have been a result of Ian saying Martin likes to be on holiday.
Just being around each other for so long would make anyone feel stagnant. Maybe Martin has had more fun being on his current tour without the additional guitarist. It would make sense to focus on the future instead of the past... or playing the blues. Yawn yawn yawn extra yawn All your posts are simply a dig at Martin Get a life this NAGG,s me ,you sound like a sad broken person Martin spent 43 years in a band and hes not entitled to any opinion ,really? ?? Martin never said ian was stagnant he said Tull was stagnant Was it ? YES from 1999 -2011 ,who controlled it ? IAN did ,would Martins opinion mattered ? Not whilst my asshole faces south Opinions are like assholes we all have 1 and in mine Martins band are far superior to Ians tribute band Remember ian broke up the band because he didnt want to do Tull anymore ,then he writes 2 albums that try their best to sound like Tull. Then Ian plays more and more of Tull back catalogue as he tours from 2012 Spinal Tap couldnt have wrote it better Rock blues will be around far longer than people are talking about HE Actually they are not, if you looked at all my posts, you will see that they are more than digs at Martin, and even in my most recent above, you will see that I clearly say I like Martin and his playing. But since you bring it up, all of martins comments in the press seem to have the same old theme, Tull was stagnant, implying that is why he left. But he didn't he was there till asked to leave, or more accurately, was left behind. The question stands why did he stay? He makes claim to being an integral part of Tull, so if Tull was stagnant, what was his role in that? If it was Ian's band as you say, then what does that say about Martin and his contribution to Tull. The point is that four years on, what has he done to support his bravado? To live up to the claims he makes or the credit you seem to bestow on him? At least Ian has moved on and done something. He makes it clear that part of the current tour is Tull back catalog, as does Martin. Yes rock blues will be around a long time, and people may not be talking about HE, at least it is there to be talked about. And people will be talking about Tull, and when they do, it will be Ian that they talk about. But any time you want to address the issues I raised, or Martin's contradictions, cool, I am ready to talk. But if you want to avoid the issues I raise, and just berate me because it is easier than to defend the nonsense Martin spews in the press, no problem, hey I'll start it out for you, f**k me and the horse I rode in on. Sorry to have clouded the issue with facts.
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 9, 2014 2:39:17 GMT
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Post by hardliner on Aug 11, 2014 16:19:48 GMT
Yawn yawn yawn extra yawn All your posts are simply a dig at Martin Get a life this NAGG,s me ,you sound like a sad broken person Martin spent 43 years in a band and hes not entitled to any opinion ,really? ?? Martin never said ian was stagnant he said Tull was stagnant Was it ? YES from 1999 -2011 ,who controlled it ? IAN did ,would Martins opinion mattered ? Not whilst my asshole faces south Opinions are like assholes we all have 1 and in mine Martins band are far superior to Ians tribute band Remember ian broke up the band because he didnt want to do Tull anymore ,then he writes 2 albums that try their best to sound like Tull. Then Ian plays more and more of Tull back catalogue as he tours from 2012 Spinal Tap couldnt have wrote it better Rock blues will be around far longer than people are talking about HE Actually they are not, if you looked at all my posts, you will see that they are more than digs at Martin, and even in my most recent above, you will see that I clearly say I like Martin and his playing. But since you bring it up, all of martins comments in the press seem to have the same old theme, Tull was stagnant, implying that is why he left. But he didn't he was there till asked to leave, or more accurately, was left behind. The question stands why did he stay? He makes claim to being an integral part of Tull, so if Tull was stagnant, what was his role in that? If it was Ian's band as you say, then what does that say about Martin and his contribution to Tull. The point is that four years on, what has he done to support his bravado? To live up to the claims he makes or the credit you seem to bestow on him? At least Ian has moved on and done something. He makes it clear that part of the current tour is Tull back catalog, as does Martin. Yes rock blues will be around a long time, and people may not be talking about HE, at least it is there to be talked about. And people will be talking about Tull, and when they do, it will be Ian that they talk about. But any time you want to address the issues I raised, or Martin's contradictions, cool, I am ready to talk. But if you want to avoid the issues I raise, and just berate me because it is easier than to defend the nonsense Martin spews in the press, no problem, hey I'll start it out for you, f**k me and the horse I rode in on. Sorry to have clouded the issue with facts. 6 posts under your current login ,5 direct negatives against Martin all under Martin headed posts The 6th a post about Ians bands not so good vocals and you turn it round to slag Martins bands vocals. No posts about anything else. CHANGE THE RECORD!!!
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Post by nonrabbit on Aug 11, 2014 17:38:31 GMT
Actually they are not, if you looked at all my posts, you will see that they are more than digs at Martin, and even in my most recent above, you will see that I clearly say I like Martin and his playing. But since you bring it up, all of martins comments in the press seem to have the same old theme, Tull was stagnant, implying that is why he left. But he didn't he was there till asked to leave, or more accurately, was left behind. The question stands why did he stay? He makes claim to being an integral part of Tull, so if Tull was stagnant, what was his role in that? If it was Ian's band as you say, then what does that say about Martin and his contribution to Tull. The point is that four years on, what has he done to support his bravado? To live up to the claims he makes or the credit you seem to bestow on him? At least Ian has moved on and done something. He makes it clear that part of the current tour is Tull back catalog, as does Martin. Yes rock blues will be around a long time, and people may not be talking about HE, at least it is there to be talked about. And people will be talking about Tull, and when they do, it will be Ian that they talk about. But any time you want to address the issues I raised, or Martin's contradictions, cool, I am ready to talk. But if you want to avoid the issues I raise, and just berate me because it is easier than to defend the nonsense Martin spews in the press, no problem, hey I'll start it out for you, f**k me and the horse I rode in on. Sorry to have clouded the issue with facts. 6 posts under your current login ,5 direct negatives against Martin all under Martin headed posts The 6th a post about Ians bands not so good vocals and you turn it round to slag Martins bands vocals. No posts about anything else. CHANGE THE RECORD!!! He doesn't have too. If Mr Theothertull wishes to make a point,in any amount of posts, then he can. Everyone else is free to join in or put on the old blinkers.
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Post by Equus on Aug 11, 2014 18:51:01 GMT
Actually they are not, if you looked at all my posts, you will see that they are more than digs at Martin, and even in my most recent above, you will see that I clearly say I like Martin and his playing. But since you bring it up, all of martins comments in the press seem to have the same old theme, Tull was stagnant, implying that is why he left. But he didn't he was there till asked to leave, or more accurately, was left behind. The question stands why did he stay? He makes claim to being an integral part of Tull, so if Tull was stagnant, what was his role in that? If it was Ian's band as you say, then what does that say about Martin and his contribution to Tull. The point is that four years on, what has he done to support his bravado? To live up to the claims he makes or the credit you seem to bestow on him? At least Ian has moved on and done something. He makes it clear that part of the current tour is Tull back catalog, as does Martin. Yes rock blues will be around a long time, and people may not be talking about HE, at least it is there to be talked about. And people will be talking about Tull, and when they do, it will be Ian that they talk about. But any time you want to address the issues I raised, or Martin's contradictions, cool, I am ready to talk. But if you want to avoid the issues I raise, and just berate me because it is easier than to defend the nonsense Martin spews in the press, no problem, hey I'll start it out for you, f**k me and the horse I rode in on. Sorry to have clouded the issue with facts. 6 posts under your current login ,5 direct negatives against Martin all under Martin headed posts The 6th a post about Ians bands not so good vocals and you turn it round to slag Martins bands vocals. No posts about anything else. CHANGE THE RECORD!!! ...No offence, but...
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Post by steelmonkey on Aug 11, 2014 21:17:31 GMT
Everyone is entitled to their opinion as long as it more or less reflects mine....and since i am inconsistent, self-contradicting and all over the map anyway, that should be an easy criteria to fulfill.
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Post by theothertull on Aug 12, 2014 1:46:52 GMT
Actually they are not, if you looked at all my posts, you will see that they are more than digs at Martin, and even in my most recent above, you will see that I clearly say I like Martin and his playing. But since you bring it up, all of martins comments in the press seem to have the same old theme, Tull was stagnant, implying that is why he left. But he didn't he was there till asked to leave, or more accurately, was left behind. The question stands why did he stay? He makes claim to being an integral part of Tull, so if Tull was stagnant, what was his role in that? If it was Ian's band as you say, then what does that say about Martin and his contribution to Tull. The point is that four years on, what has he done to support his bravado? To live up to the claims he makes or the credit you seem to bestow on him? At least Ian has moved on and done something. He makes it clear that part of the current tour is Tull back catalog, as does Martin. Yes rock blues will be around a long time, and people may not be talking about HE, at least it is there to be talked about. And people will be talking about Tull, and when they do, it will be Ian that they talk about. But any time you want to address the issues I raised, or Martin's contradictions, cool, I am ready to talk. But if you want to avoid the issues I raise, and just berate me because it is easier than to defend the nonsense Martin spews in the press, no problem, hey I'll start it out for you, f**k me and the horse I rode in on. Sorry to have clouded the issue with facts. 6 posts under your current login ,5 direct negatives against Martin all under Martin headed posts The 6th a post about Ians bands not so good vocals and you turn it round to slag Martins bands vocals. No posts about anything else. CHANGE THE RECORD!!! I am flattered, you went and counted. No doubt you noticed that I was responding to topics, just not with view agree with. I didn't yawn, yawn yawn, but spoke to the topic at hand. Will you? Every press clip the same story for the last four years. The questions stand, what was his contribution to what Tull became, what has he done lately, why is it we get new matrials from the stagnant one, and the same old same old from the other camp. Let's be practical, everyone is on about every thing Ian does off centre, yet one calls Martin out on the obvious, and bam. I am sorry you are offended, I am sorry there is no Tull, but time to get real. Anyways, enjoy the show, don't let me ruin it for you.
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 12, 2014 2:38:05 GMT
Now I can say something which may upset a few folks, so here it is...
Martin Barre is on Tour with a new album of re-hashed Tull plus 4 other tunes. Great.
Ian is playing a new album of Ian Anderson songs and Tull Classics plus APP. Guess what? They are both doing what they wish. Martin does not need Ian Anderson.
Depending on where you live it may be possible to see both tours. Or not. The expectation of a re-union is more about Martin than Ian. I don't care either way.
I've seen enough to know which performance is worth my time. If Martin ever gets to the U.S., I'll go. If Ian Anderson plays to smaller venues... I'll go. Let these guys figure it out. TULL LIVES
We don't need to get mad at either one or each other. We all live in 2014, Let's ROCK!~
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Post by steelmonkey on Aug 12, 2014 3:49:22 GMT
Me too....they play, I buy tickets....any questions ?
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Post by Tull50 on Aug 16, 2014 20:06:31 GMT
Promotion for the next Martin's concert in Barcelona Sala Bikini capacity 600 people
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 29, 2014 1:21:44 GMT
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Post by steelmonkey on Aug 29, 2014 2:03:47 GMT
That looks like a very fortunate place to see one of the world's top guitarists. I want !
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