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Amazing person.

Must have been the band that inspired Jon Eberson Group. Had a ride with their tour bus back in 1974.

On the 5 album Phil Howard’ s side is the best side! Just my opinion😊😊

yes clean mix!

Great !

This quality of this is incredible!❤

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A beatiful song ,takes me away to a good place , very nice Zeb :) ;)

Very lovely Zeb , it reminds me of Debussy ! 🎵🎵💔👈😸

Brilliant!! 😂😂😂

Real nice!❤

Love it, Zeb! You sound great, man. Good job.

Zeb, you wrote this? I really dig it. Bravo! 👏 👏👏🎶😊💜

What a hidden genius he was!

gong sound to jarre

Saw him with Hawkwind.. can’t remember much about the gig! Somewhere in London

Nice!!!

You sound great!!! Cheers!!

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Magnificent!😂😂😂

Z eb!!!

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Lovely !

Great music !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cool cover graphics!

I CAN'T HEAR WHAT YOU'RE SAYING

What is lineup for this show?

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Heard, "Fluid Druid" years ago. A fine young Lass turned me on to them. I have been listening ever since. Incredible vocals and guitar by Dane !

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TOTALLY no smartphones here!

1. Songs from the Wood (1977) 2. Aqualung (1971) 3. Thick as a Brick (1972) 4. Heavy Horses (1978) (5). Living in the Past (1972) 5. Minstrel in the Gallery (1975) 6. Benefit (1970) 7. Stand Up (1969) 8. Stormwatch (1979) 9. A Passion Play (1973) 10. RokFlote (2023) 11. The JT Christmas Album (2003) (12). Nightcap (1993) 12. The Zealot Gene (2022) 13. The Broadsword and the Beast (1982) 14. War Child (1974) 15. Roots to Branches (1995) 16. Crest of a Knave (1987) 17. A (1980) 18. Rock Island (1989) 19. Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die (1976) 20. Catfish Rising (1991) 21. This Was (1968) 22. J-Tull Dot Com (1999) 23. Under Wraps (1984)

This was not that easy, i now see some albums deserved a slightly higher score......

This is brilliant!

These where legendary musicians who could not play in every place because of the racism in that time. No respect. I would not be surprised that there music rights where stolen from him. This is why they always said that Elvis was the King of Rock n Roll. But he was NOT!!! Chuck Berry and Little Richard where the Kings and everybody knew that. But they had color on there skin so Elvis had that title because he was white...

Wowwww❤

Nul a chier ce n'est pas Gong je les connait depuis 50ans mdr😂

surfin' safari is what it sounds like : a bunch of kids. the beach boys were never a garage band. they were a living room band. surfin' usa is a HUGE improvement; a giant leap forward. the lonely sea is one of my all time favorite songs. the first glimpse we get of bw's more melancholy side. to me surfer girl, little Deuce Coupe, shut down volume 2, all summer long, Christmas album, TODAY! (my all time favorite album by ANYONE), summer days/nights, pet sounds, SMiLE! sessions, smiley smile (in the 70's this album was my favorite album by anyone of the previous decade, then i heard TODAY! and the doors's debut), wild honey, friends and 20/20 are all classic albums. i don't really count party! as a studio album. i could live without it. i like most of sunflower. i like much of surf's up. i really can't get into much of carl/passions and holland. i appreciate them more than i actually enjoy them. Mount Vernon and Fairway however is amazing. 15 big ones is/was a HUGE disappointment. the bb recorded it under duress. their label was threatening to sue them for not meeting the obligations of their contract. they owed the label two more records.they went into the studio and attempted to record two albums at once. they were going to record one album of covers and one album of new material, but the clock was ticking and they were running out of time. so they presented what they had recorded thus far as one album to buy them more time. this album should have been either all covers or all new material, not a mash-up. around this time they also recorded their second Christmas album hoping that would fullfill their contract, but the label rejected it. they did not want a Christmas album. it would take decades for this material /their second Christmas album to finally be released. LOVE YOU is my favorite album of the 70's. it is their last truly great, classic album. it was the last time they attempted to move forward. originally love you was to be a solo brian album called brian loves you. special note should be made of nearly every member of the band walked out during love you's recording process not knowing what to make of what brian was doing; dennis and carl MAY have hung around the studio more than the others. after this the bb stopped even atempting to move forward. mike love seized control of the band. they then proceeded to attempt and failed to regain their former, early era glory. i wish they had retired the BB name or retiring from recording after love you. the beach boys are my all time favorite band, but i do not listen to any of their post 1977 love you albums. even bruce says they sound like old men on MIU. l.a. light album has a very few good songs, but everything else post-love you i just wish would cease to exist. still crusin' to me isn't a studio album; just a compilation with left overs. That's Why God Made the Radio is a good reunion album. check out brian's unreleased adult/child and sweet insanity albums + dennis and brian's unreleased the cocaine sessions aka the hamburger sessions.

1979 the year I got Meet The Residents and 1986 had the privilege to attend the Adelaide show of the 13th Anniversary Tour. Thanks Snakey.

We owned Soft Machine's {first} I was five years old. Along with UMMAGUMMA, Harvest, Close To The Edge and such. My mother ran a youth club and I got my musical horizon filled in. Thanks, Z eb, for your contribution.

No one like The Wolf! Best blues performer for me! Passion, passion, passion, raw and uncontrollable natural phenomenon! That's what the Wolf is and will always be! Gratitude for this material!

Wow tendré que fumar un buen churro de mota 🇲🇽 👍👍👍

Thank You for this Top Voice and Picture Video after this long Time, Singer Is Sylvi Lillegaard

What's that eerie music?