Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath! This CHANGES EVERYTHING...

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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath! This CHANGES EVERYTHING...

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[garyzink]

I'm 67, and believe me when I say, we had the best music during the 60's and 70's. There were no boundaries in music or color lines! Peace from Northern Michigan.

[lynette.]

So grateful to have lived when music was not autotuned. What a voice.

[kurtkish]

Ian Anderson: composer, singer, acoustic guitarist, flutist, madman: Probably the best Rock frontman ever.

[randyburbach]

Jethro Tull always left it all on the stage. One of the most under-appreciated bands ever.

[claudiozanutti]

His reaction when Ian Anderson starts playing the flute is priceless. Welcome to one of the greatest rock bands of all time. I've seen them in concert twice.

[johnperrigo]

You've just been Tulled. Welcome to the club.

[TMM-cz]

Watching this in 2024 makes me realize just how much I took for granted all the great musicians from the 60's, 70's and 80's. They made it look so easy.

[winstonsmith]

In an interview, Ian Anderson said he originally wanted to be a guitarist but after hearing Eric Clapton play, he decided he needed to choose a different instrument. Thus, was born Rock Flute.

[SteveMette]

I'm glad you discovered Tull but you haven't even scratched the surface of their music. Keep expanding your Tull experience.You won't regret it.From someone who has been listening to them since 1968.

[alanpeterson]

I’m almost 70. Grew up with this stuff. In those days, studios didn’t have the tight controls they have now. The artists could do whatever they wanted. The music stood or fell on its own merits. Trust me, there was some real crap that fell hard. But there were masterpieces too.

[Chris-cnwm]

No auto tune, no prerecorded bullsht, just live, pure unadulterated talent

[suziehubbard]

What are you witnessing? You’re witnessing Jethro Tull. This is real music.

[fredjohns]

I'm 74. Had the pleasure of seeing these guys probably 40 times through the decades. Ian Anderson the lead singer, flautist and songwriter still performs today! Their catalog is huge and awesome. Try on 'Thick as a Brick' Live at Madison Square Garden. The guitarist Martin Barre still tours as well! Their concerts have always been and still are pure pleasure! Thanks! Enjoy some more Tull!!! The story is his spin on population explosion. I've always considered their music as 'thinking mans music'!

[jeffrzentkowski]

You can't fathom the amount of talent and great music we had back then. This will never get old.

[omega]

I'm 73, we connected with JETHRO TULL, back in the day. Ian Anderson really made the group extraordinary. About "No way to slow down", it's a metaphor for a self-destructive society. It's a statement about the direction things are going. (At least, that's what we thought.)

[mindihunt]

Not much I love more than seeing the look on the face of someone watching Ian Anderson perform for the first time

[jamesknutson]

Jethro Tull the Pied Piper of Rock n Roll !!!!

[crowsinging]

There was no better showman/entertainer than Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull. To top it off he's a genius songwriter and musician too. Best shows I ever saw.

[robpinko]

Good on you for appreciating what you missed out on from the '70s and '80s, but now appreciating as quality. Its never too late my friend, from Sydney Australia (65 years young) :)

[garymackovic]

This took me back, waaay back. At the Coliseum Madison WI, I believe 1972. Black Oak Arkansas opened and Jethro Tull was headliner. What a great time in my life. Good Ole Rock and Roll!😊