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Oh no you didn't.

Wash your mouth out. "Dinosaur"? What a stupid thing to say. Ian Anderson's contribution to the history of modern British music is absolutely enormous. Because of his/Tull's music not being fashionable or acceptably hip to the art and image crowd his music is criminally underrated. As is the quality of his musicianship ditto. He has always been a magnificent flute player, effortlessly skipping from blues to rock to jazz-inflected playing to folk and roots music, his soloing constantly creative, completely fluent and often inspired. For me he's great to watch here in 2014 - I think this is a great song/piece any way you slice it - as he was in his early 20s. Check out the Isle of Wight 1970 footage (cf My Sunday Feeling) to see Tull the cutting edge underground band playing with the most amazing energy, togetherness and panache. Who else in the "rock" field has been this good for this long? Answer: absolutely no-one. If we were to imagine the Rock Hall Of Fame has just been created, the first Brit to walk through the door should be Ian Anderson. Great as people like Robert Fripp, David Bowie & Page/Plant (and the other "greats") have been, their contribution and influence very considerable, all of them should be placed a long way behind Anderson. Writer, singer, uniquely idiosyncratic performer, flautist, guitarist, mandolin player, arranger, producer: the consummate all-rounder, and never had a music lesson in his life. His only equal, it seems to me, is Todd Rundgren. There's another in his 60s still making tremendous music (better than Ian's, I have to admit) and like IA, totally underrated.

chill man , he didn't say something bad about them... take it easyyy

Point taken. But "dinosaur"? A term of abuse being freely bandied about like that? Come on - I'm not having it.

@@craigthomable I think it can be an insult ("something from the past") or a compliment ("bigger and stronger than anything current").

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It is on TAAB 2 album.

Por siempre Jethro Tull.

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Florian Ophale is just as good.

Because Tull has always been the (other) Ian Anderson band.

I bought this when it came out. At the time, i thought it was "fairly ok" when compared to their 1972 masterpiece. I questioned Ian's reasoning as to why he'd even put this out. No way it could even come close to the first THICK AS A BRICK. I bought it out of curiosity anyway as i am a huge Tull fan, and i have been listening to it recently. I have to admit that this album has grown on me and it stands up a lot more than i gave it credit for. The playing is superb, his band is great, the Tull vibe is pretty intact and Ian Anderson is a musical genius. What more can i say

@ Steve Smith: This recording is from the 2012 tour that encompassed TAAB1 + TAAB2, and THIS GREAT SONG is from the latter album indeed. As anybody knows.

it's not, this is Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson ...

The original band ended in 1968 with Mick Abrahams leaving. The current lineup is great.

This video proves that Ian is something with our without Martin. Quit yer whining.

I don't know, to me Florian Opahle in Tull sounds better than Martin Barre not in Tull. F.O. is a big talent, praised by Greg Lake for instance.

@@NuntiusLegis I have to agree. I love Martin, but honestly, most of the guitar parts of music done after the split sound Tullish, whether Martin or Florian, or the new guy are playing ... it's just good music and orchestration.

Great band Jethro Tull

john wynne He has been around a long time

Yes he has use to play some of his records when i was in my teens

john wynne

Interesting is an understatement ! Jethro Tull's Aqualung album is an even more definitive example of their mastery of mixing rock and folk music.