Jethro Tull - Living In The Past (Supersonic, 27.03.1976)

Jethro Tull performing "Living In The Past" on British TV Show "Supersonic" in March 1976.
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#JethroTull

[fbpliegorrivero]

I'm 68 yo and been listening Jethro Tull since I was a teenager. Wonderful band! One of my favourite bands .

[mindlessdroid]

People say Jethro Tull are worthy of being in the Rock n Roll hall of fame the real question is is the Rock n Roll hall of fame worthy of having Jethro Tull in it.

[davidlessard]

Jethro Tull is such a unique sound, I am glad I grew up in that era.

[hughjass]

The more I see of today, the more I think living in the past ain't such a bad idea.

[paulmckean]

I'm 62, this never ages, unlike me, wonderful song.

[dianestevens]

What a great song, so glad I lived through that time. 71yo and still listening in Central Qld Australia Nov 2nd 2023

[jimf.]

I grew up with Tull, learned the flute because of him and saw them in concert 14 times in 6 years.

[miyubail]

I'm also a 68 year old person. Jethro Tull was a super band and I love Ian.

[lindahuff]

Saw Jethro Tull twice in the 70's. Sat behind the band at one show and watched Ian Anderson balance on one leg, play the flute (great instrument for a rock band) and sing like the genuis he was. Never before or since has there been such a band. Music of the 70's and 80's will live on forever.

[MediaVoiceVideos]

Can't believe I didn't spend more time listening to JT back in the 70's. Its funny how you appreciate bands like this the older one gets. What a great band and I love Ian Andersons vocals and his 120% performances.

[annebuus]

Who could possibly imitate that voice and sound. He is one of a kind.

[mrgjg]

You can never accuse Ian Anderson of taking himself too seriously.

[joemachunda]

Ian Anderson is a fantastic musician. There are NO Bands like the bands of the 60s and 70s Today.

[a.tanner]

The last time I saw my grandmother alive, this song was playing on the radio in the care home corridor. For that reason, this song will always have a special place in my heart. Rest in peace dear Grandma.

[durjoyjtbdo]

One of the most underrated bands in creative rock history.

[dirthimself]

Another reason why 95% of the music I listen to came out before I was born, epic song!

[mrgjg]

Man, what a character. They don’t make them like this anymore.

[Ben-rjxs]

There will never be anyone like Jethro Tull. I am still amazed today at the way he incorporated a flute into rock n roll the way he did.

[bobc]

I've always liked this song but now it has something in it. I've been living in the past since March 23, 2021 since my wife passed. Its hard for a 65yr old to live in two different dimensions.

[devonvergiels]

Oh man. Every time I hear one of Tull's songs from when I was so much younger takes me back to when there was an unlimited future. Makes me feel for a few minutes that anything is possible. So sad the real world.