Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, harmonica, acoustic guitarĬlick here to order Jethro Tull releases.Ĭlick here for more shows that are still open for sharing. Cross-Eyed Mary/Drum Solo/Cross-Eyed Mary 13:09 (22.1MB) The tracks, My God/Jam/My God and Thick As A Brick, have been arbitrarily split for easier access. Kindly email us at if you encounter persistent problems downloading the files. It could be that the server was very busy. Due to the size of some of the files, please be very patient when downloading the tracks. As far as we can ascertain, these tracks have never been officially released on CD. Thanks to JerryRocks for sharing the show at Lossless Legs.Ĭlick on the highlighted tracks to download the MP3s (224 kbps). But at what cost? Half-parody or not, ‘Brick’ was the band’s crowning achievement - and it left Anderson in a tough spot: figuring out how to top it. Released during the height of the prog boom, the album brought Tull an even broader fanbase, topping the American charts. With its absurd lyrical concept, inter-connected musical themes and instrumental bombast, ‘Brick’ celebrated the genre’s complexity while also lampooning its straight-faced one-upsmanship. With Jethro Tull‘s 1972 opus ‘Thick as a Brick,’ band mastermind Ian Anderson aimed to subvert the bloated prog-rock excess of his peers while also paying tribute to their epic sweep.

Live at the Deutschlandhalle, Berlin, Germany January 18, 1972.

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Jethro tull live in essen 1972