Jethro Tull – 'Locomotive Breath', 12. März 2023, Kongresshaus Biel CH

Maestro Ian Anderson let us only film the encore of the concert. 🥹👻

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[michellepeters]

I absolutely LOVE Ian Anderson❤. I’ll listen to him anytime, and I do. (I’m 66 years old)

[dynjarren]

Wow! He struggled with the vocals. What he once did effortlessly now it’s difficult keeping up. Time is really a cruel thief. Thanks for trying Ian!

[fortadelis]

He obviously lost his voice, but the music, the flute, the groove is still there.

[lucisferre]

Just went to this concert 3 days ago in The States and Mr Anderson put on a hell of a performance, at an age that many of us won't even make it to. Great that he's still able to be doing what he loves .

[josepalacid]

He still is "too young to die" but not "too old to rock'n'roll". Those who criticize him, don't you really enjoy what he is doing now? Don't you understand the real value on what you are seeing? Why are you so biased to miss the greatness of this moment?

[MOTORCELTIC]

Since my adolescence I have been listening to your music. as well as Patti Smith, or AC/DC and OZZY OSBORN. But when it's you and your voice, I'm transported to the beyond... and I start crying with joy. Of course: I'm French and I don't necessarily understand all your texts, even if I have English family, but that makes me HAPPY!!!

[maxg.-musician]

I've seen a lot of comments about Ian's voice on these recent tours, and I will admit, it is sometimes painful listening to him still trying to sing this in it's original key, when he clearly can't anymore. It really should be keyed down to D or something (something that won't have to push Ian's voice).

[tonystephens]

Thank you so much for posting this. You just saved me the price of concert tickets. Sadly, Ian is a shadow of himself.

[jackempson]

I've seen him three times years ago. the best concerts I'd ever seen. There becomes a point where you can't escape age. I know. I'm now old too. Glad to see him still enjoying it however. There's no need to stop. He can ride on his life's achievements.

[wilmermarquez]

I like it a lot. Great sound and 70 years old and loved them since I was 12

[gaborszabo]

, lan Anderson if you're 100 years old, it'll still be him, lan Anderson, and I'll still listen to him because he's the original! A 70-year-old fan

[befree]

I give him credit for still goin, but man, this is rough.

[ianwood-zifh]

I think you are right about his voice the same time can be said about phil Collins very sad

[Lewis-xjqp]

I just heard Martin Barres band and his singer puts Ian Anderson to shame! You can tell he is straining his vocal cords.

[errudimini]

Stop with bashing !
This is a monument
No one have done what Jethro Tull accomplished !
Respect it

[dealsbetweenfriends]

saw them last Martin Barre who made them TULL!! 2023 now

[KevinOshea-wtps]

He needs to turn his mic up. Pretty good show

[freddie]

Für meinen Freund Uwe und mich ist er der Godfather unserer Jugend und das bleibt so!

[JL-tryc]

It's really sad to watch my idol performing at this level.
Saw them live last time in Madrid some years back and could 't cope with the fact that he lost his voice.
Also, Ian keeps reinventing the wheel versioning his classic too much and too many times.
Unfortunately, he's managed to put me off. Something I would not think ever happen to me.
I rather watch old videos of one band that once was grand indeed.
So sad...

[flikcof]

Voice lost but who cares. we are here for the memories of his greatness