JETHRO TULL - LOCOMOTIVE BREATH | TOTAL CONFUSION | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Artist: Jethro Tull
Song: Locomotive Breath
Album: Aqualung
Released: 1971
Genre: Progressive rock, Folk rock, Hard rock
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ruclips.net/video/K7Gr1Tj7Hkw/видео.html - Locomotive Breath (Live)
ruclips.net/video/F_4bgbWG2Yk/видео.html - Aqualung (Studio Version)
Watch Tull live, takes everything to another level. Ian Anderson is one of the best live performers ever.
I concur. ✌
Agree. Thick as a brick. NY I think.
@@5d512 Madison Square Garden....soooooold out.
@@williamosborne6866 Yes! There's one reaction to it out there. It's authentic and you can see when it hits him. He's not active so not competition.
I gotta say I prefer the studio version of Locomotive Breath. Then the live version is even better but I really want to hear it the way it was originally recorded first.
You haven't heard Jethro Tull, until you've seen Jethro Tull.
Jethro Tull ~ "Crossed Eyed Mary" "Teacher" "Thick As A Brick" "Bungle In The Jungle"
I Love, "Crossed Mary", "Teacher", "Thick as a Brick", My first concert was Jethro Tull 1971 Aqualung tour
i was 13 years old, it was great. I Have seen Jethro Tull in concert 7 times. Never liked "Bungle In The Jungle"
I thought it was a commercial sellout, everbody i know like it. I`m glad you like it, I guess It`s just me.
'Aqualung'!? But with hyper disturbing lyrics!
@@lancevaughn432 Right on Brother..!
I loved that song at very young age
@@Arcticnick Right, I forgot the obvious....
OMG! I love to see Thick as a Brick. Such a long song though. But, Life's a Long Song.
You guys must watch Jethro Tull live. The vocalist and flute player, Ian Anderson, is very expressive in his movements on stage.
Jethro Tull is sooo good! Prog. rock at its finest, and they were there from the start. Seen them in concert in Detroit in the late 70's. Very cool.
Saw them at The Forum in Inglewood, California 3 years in a row. Aqualung, Thick as a Brick and Passion Play. All 3 were amazing.
Fat Man
I was at that concert with you then. At the Pontiac Silverdome? During the daytime because of the domed roof. The backup band it was light anyway. But there was the "Tull-o-vision".
This comment only applies to stadium concerts in general. The acoustics are for shit and you can't see a damn thing. Postage stamp. We tried to "get engaged" with excitement but it just wasn't possible. But it probably was jealousy. My younger brother paid a lot more for floor seats. He bragged for two days. :P :P
Aqualung followed by Cross-eyed Mary
Absolutely!
Cross Eyed MARY!! #IanAnderson
Ian Anderson a master performer and a great flute player. You have to see him in a live video. Great choice.
And Jethro tull now!!!! okkey......... welcome in Ian Anderson world! I used to listen , Pink floyd, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Jethro tull, Barclay james Harvest, Supertramp and some others (folk american) when I returned from school before to do my homework. Happy that young people appreciate them in 2020!
Saw him live in the 70’s , musical genius, enjoy
No other way to describe this tune than "simply BADASS". I'm old enough to remember hearing it when it was first released. It was just as badass then, believe me...I had a look on my face such as yours.
Me too, exactly the same! I was in 7th grade and my best friend brought the album over and spent the night. I've been a huge fan ever since and I just turned 60.
@@laurieroldan I've got you beat by a few years...I'll be 71 in April...LOL!
Wait until you see their live videos with Ian Anderson (lead singer) jamming on the flute while balancing on one leg like a medieval minstrel.
Heres some Jethro Tull recommendations (dont forget they are great live as well) :
1. MY GOD (best flute solo)
2. THICK AS A BRICK (condensed live versions are normally 10 to 13 minutes). This is one of thier most famous pieces and for good reason.
3. SONGS FROM THE WOOD ( you may find this one surprising.) No radio play for it but fans responded to this song and album very well anyway cause its really good layered music.
4. Theres many many more songs to mention but people forget about the ROOTS TO BRANCHES album released in 1995 has some of the best flute he ever did. Very mature and enchanting sound with different flutes.
5. BLACK SATIN DANCER (this is my pick for most underrated jethro tull song. This is a great example of the peak of thier power in progressive rock). You want transitions, this along with thick as a brick are for you. Hope this was helpful they have a HUGE catalog of music !
"My God" live performance at Isle of Wight, 1970! ruclips.net/video/5WSulenOUb0/видео.html
🤠A flute in rock-n-roll? YES PLEASE!!! 👍
I heard this at the Tampa Stadium back in 1976 .....I went with my father to see Jethro and it was sold out.....But it was in a stadium so we laid on the hood of the truck and listened to the entire concert ......My dad passed about (5) years ago......But I remember that day like it was yesterday !
Jethro Tull was the name of an 18th century agriculturist, lead singer Ian Anderson played the flute on this track.
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Jethro TULL ....... love, love, love! Great reaction ✌🏼🤟🏼
4.14...yes, couldn't wait to see how you reacted to the flute solo...LOL!. Welcome to the world of Jethro Tull, you should see them live...:). Do Skating away On The Thin Ice....the arrangement is awesomely good.
Flute solo! Welcome to Jethro Tull. Check them out live. This whole album is great.
The train aka locomotive is life itself. The guy inside of it is all of us and the driver of the train is god fate or whatever you want to call it. A cynical thing 😉
And the song begins the way a locomotive moves---very slowly in the beginning, then gradually picking up steam until it reaches its maximum speed.
"Crossed Eyed Mary" next. The only band I know that can rock a Flute.
i love Jethro, from Brazil, a great hug.
Jethro Tull is generally regarded as a progressive rock band, but as prog rock bands go I think they are their own sub-category. They have a LOT of great music, and are worth a deeper dive. Another great prog rock band you guys should look into is Yes, and the song "Roundabout" is a great intro to what they are all...about. ;-)
I thought they were metal.
@@jamesbolton9752 LOL! That's what the people who vote on the Grammy's thought.
Listen to it again (and again), just enjoy for now. Great song, turn it up!
The use of the flute, is synonymous only with Jethro Tull.
Like John Farnham did with the bagpipes in his song “Your the Voice”.
Marshall Tucker?
@@waynestumbo2408 Moody Blues? Focus? King Crimson?
Gentle Giant. Camel. Focus. King Crimson all use flute.
Tull is one of my all time favorite bands, and I absolutely love your reaction!
Hymn 43 by Jethro Tull will blow your minds al so the song skating away . beautiful song
Totally agree you guys got to see it live especially there's one he comes dancing across the floor twirling a flute oh my God it's good
That flute blows me away every time. Love your reaction!
Soooo glad you guys loved that. It’s definitely priceless and underrated! It’s a rare 💎 thank you for this
The interesting thing about this song, unlike a lot of Jethro Tull tracks, is that it was basically constructed in the studio. Ian Anderson played bass drum and hi-hat as a sort of "click track" so the rest of the band could have an idea of the tempo and rhythm he was after. The bass, rhythm guitars and lead sections were put together next, the flute solo, Clive Bunker added the toms and cymbals and then the vocal and finally the John Evan piano piece and Martin Barre's guitar intro were added on to make the complete song.
And then they played it live for 40-odd years and it was a crowd pleaser every time.
Love your reaction. Sometimes when I watch you both I'm grinning thinking...wait for it!!!
Aqualung is an amazing album, so many good songs on it.
It's worth you guys watching him live, his style on the flute is like no-one else! I saw them live in Birmingham, England when I was a student in 1975
Jethro Tull is just amazing. Controlled chaos is just fun. All were masters at their instruments, and Ian Anderson just blazes. Try them live - "Thick as a Brick" at Madison Gardens is a favorite. Yet another rabbit hole to investigate as far as your time allows. The entire album "Songs from the Wood" is my personal favorite, combining medieval folk music with progressive rock.
Tull is not pronounced like tool.....but like full. One of the first real “prog rock” bands. Their “hook” was the electric flute, which made them so different, but the musicianship and songwriting made Tull among the classic best. Need to watch them live.....energy amazing. The singer, Ian Anderson, is also the flute player, and he is classically trained. He has a really eccentric performance style.....
...actually [pronounced] more like (sea-)gull/sea gull. ✌️
Hull
Lead singer and songwriter Ian Anderson also fuses together medieval sounds with rock.
Saw them live ... No words!..Rock n rol flute!
Young People: "Wow! Check out this new band I just discovered!"
68-Year Old Me: "Rolls eyes."
I know this is late, but that was the music back then, you had to listen to EVERYTHING. Lyrics, guitar, drum, bass, any keyboards, flute, EVERYTHING. This is why most of the better songs/groups, you have to listen to them over and over before you really hear it all.
Ian Anderson, classically-trained flautist and lead singer. Their live shows were amazing.
My god and Cross-eyed Mary! Both are Jethro Tull masterpieces. Actually the whole album is.
hehehe nice reaction guys, just wanted to point out that the general rythm is indeed a wild locomotive in motion... plus all what have been said ❤
when you go Tull you never go back!
These 2 Crack me up big time!, love the amazement
You should listen to Part 1 of "Thick as a Brick", then you'll want Part 2. It's their first progressive concept album. Don't go with the short edit, take the full part 1 (about 20 min). It is essential.
Remember buying this when the album was released and have seen them play it live many times. You should try their epic Thick As A Brick. One track, whole album. Amazing.
Jehro Tull is most talented rock band of all time!
Seen Tull in the early 90's. Great gig.
One of the best rock bands in the world in the last 50 plus years. So many different styles with incredible musicians led by an all time lead vocalist and Floutist in his prime in Ian Anderson! Don’t worry about the initial lyrics. You can get into the great lyrics later. Try these songs to react to, Teacher, My God, Criss Eyed Mary, Hunting Girl, The Whistler, Budapest! That is just a small sample slanding decades!
I could watch you two the whole day!
As someone else suggested, Supertramp is another CLASSIC, prog rock band to check out. Try the song School or Crime of the Century.
Yes I'd love to see them react to School.
Not to forget (Rudy)
You have to see this guy live. He's insane. It's a totally different song. I love this version but the live version is something else.
this track is infamous for blowing woofers with the distortion around 4:53 and 6:14
Thank you. You easily identified excellent music. It wasn't the full track, just a taster. It's just about 50 years old!
Next song by them AQUALUNG ...........................................
I have seen Ian Anderson with Tull at least 4 times best concerts I’ve ever been to. Ian is so theatrical, amazing writer, composer, musician. The guy can play anything
I saw them live in concert, amazing.
The singer is the flutist. Listen to him take breaths while he played yet still has a solid singing voice
GENTLEMEN, YOU WOULD REALLY BEING TAKEN AWAY WITH, JETHRO TULL LIVE 1976 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN IN NEW YORK CITY. " THICK AS A BRICK" I SAW THEM IN 1997 AND YOU WOULD OF THOUGHT WE WERE IN THE STUDIO RECORDING FOR FIRST TIME... KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MEN...
“Living in the Past” unusual time signature.
Locomotive Breath is actually a metaphor for life not stopping for anything or anyone
Hello guys...This album is one of the best, but Thick as a Brick is a masterpiece...Only one song....very transitions....Very, very good
Locomotive Breath-Taking 😍
I recommend Steve Miller Band -Fly like an Eagle.
Steve Miller Band oh so many great tracks!!!!
This is one of the best R&R intros of all time!
Jethro Tull has done rock, folk, blues, medieval era styles and Johann Sebastian Bach - Bouree In E Minor classical music. Ian Anderson on the flute is just great. Try the live concert version of Locomotive Breath and see what he does )
DUDES.....👍😁
Some simple but beautifully emotional songs....
Neil Young “old man”
Cat Stevens “father and son” and “trouble”
Live “overcome”🙏
Talk Talk “I believe in you” 👈🙏
Loved your reaction to Echoes❤️ one of my all time favorites
OK guys you liked Locomotive. Breath try Thick as a brick if you like transitions!
Jethro Tull was my first large arena concert. June, 1971 in Albuquerque for this, the Aqualung tour. I was just 17, fresh outta high school and it was the most amazing thing I’d ever seen. Ian Anderson in the trench coat flying around the stage like a madman, standing on one leg playing flute. It remains for me over these last 50 years in the top 5 concerts of my life. I love your enthusiasm. Thanks for the reaction.
I could watch you guys all day long!! I would have hung out with you guys in college I'm sure!
Listening to Jethro Tull and trying to take it all in is like trying to understand James Joyce on one reading
Jethro Tull live Isle of White - My God. F’ing incredible. Also, listen to Gates of Delirium by YES
I knew the intro to the flute was going to blow your minds!
Legendary band. 🎵
Dudes! Check out live. He sings and plays flute. I grew up on this guy. In this era. So rare flute playing and singing.. so unique
We need more volume out here. Thank You Love your reactions.
Red Hot Chili Peppers (R.H.C.P.), Californication, Dani California, Dark Necessities, Soul to Squeeze to start. This rock band out of Los Angeles, CA in 1983, with Flea delivering his thumping Base lines, Anthony Kiedis Vocals, Chad Smith, Drums & John Frusciante on Guitar. My favorite still living, & playing funky ROCK band. Thanks George & Patrick!
New subscriber, digging your reactions! I love the level of enthusiasm you guy's have for the music, the look on your faces, classic! I forget I first heard this over 40 years ago! Rock & Roll will never die!
I saw Ian in 2017 in Chicago. He was as energetic and funny as ever.
You guys should have grown up in the 1970's when bands like Tull, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath were in their pomp. Add to that Genesis, Yes, Camel and other amazing Prog Rock bands and you realise how good we had it back in that day. I still love all these bands after nearly 50 years.
Indeed.
Some great band right there add Wishbone Ash, ELO, Traffic, Slade, Can, Motorhead, Free, Credence Clearwater Revival, Judas Priest, King Crimson and many more
Jethro Tull live !!!!!!
Ian Anderson Jethro Tull is a master flutist
SONGS FROM THE WOOD is a great album.
You guys put on some great tunes!!!
Fun fact for all you Walking Dead fans: lead singer Ian Anderson is Andrew Lincoln's (Rick) father-in-law.
do you want to watch one of the greatest progrock live sensations of all time? look for "FOCUS - HOCUS POCUS Live '73". but it MUST be the mentioned version. you´ll see later why. it has to be the live version from 1973 with the short gladys knight intro. you´ll be floored. :-)
The first time you listen to a song, you listen to the music.
nice reaction guys!
YOU MUST SEE THIS LIVE💪💪
I love it guys❤️
Rocking the shire!
Great reaction. Subscribed.
SRV Texas Flood from Live at the El Macambo You won't regret it. The guitar playing is unbelievable.
The El Macambo... haven't thought about that place since the 70's when I lived in the area. Wow... does it still exist?
@@TheSteveRobinson If I remember correctly . New owners who planned to reopen last year. I think the Bro's will fall out of their chairs at the SRV performance.
@@alfredristan3445 I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn in Edmonton opening for the Moody Blues in 82 or 83. Went to a club later that night to see BB King and Stevie Ray Vaughn joined him on stage.
@@TheSteveRobinson Wow , you're lucky. Like Jimi gone too soon. RIP to boty
I've got an album by "The Albertos Los Trios Paranois" recorded at the El Macombo. 1978, I think.
YES!!!!!!
Welcome to Jethro Tull. :) Do Thick as a Brick live at Madison Square Garden, 1976 I believe.
I love these guys, no Rhiannon? No IN THE AIR TONIGHT? Omg, they can listen to sooooo much new (to them) music! 🎶🎶🎶🎶
Saw Jethro Tull perform this live in 1972. One of their best tracks ever. The following year I saw the "Thick as a Brick" tour where they played this song during the encore.
One more note.. Ian Anderson was self taught on the flute. He has stated over the yrs. that it wasn’t until his daughter started taking flute lessons that he learned he had been using his fingers wrong. I’d just like to say that I don’t think it hurt his playing at all !
To truly appreciate Jethro Tull you guys must see live. Anything from 1977 you can't go wrong with
I grew up with this kind of music.
When my son was in primary school, around 9 years old, I introduced "Locomotive Breath" to him. He instantly was so fixed, that he chosed this masterpiece for a presentation - and does it very well! ;-)