
A journey through the complete library of Jethro Tull. Each week a new song, starting at track one on the first album, and working our way through the years.
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We discuss the beauty of this song (striiiiiiiings!!!), plus the problematic origins of the album itself. Sure to be a good old time.
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More Erasmus this month! This time we talk Mouth & Private Parts. The good stuff!
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This month the Momes get topical - we talk Erasmus's A Handbook on Good Manners for Children! Come for the advice, stay for the silly.
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We tackle the second half of Ian's 3rd solo album, The Secret Language of Birds.
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Thanks for the great podcast. From a Tull fan, since high school, 1972 grad. I’ve been to too many concerts to count. Beginning with passion play. Your insight And deep dive into my favorite band is great. Some of the history, and meaning of lyrics, has broadened my understanding of Tull.
Thanks!
Good preparation, great passion, great delivery. Great companions for extended walks on the edge of the wilderness. Godspeed gentlemen.
Good preparation, great passion, great delivery. Great companions for extended walks on the edge of the wilderness. Godspeed gentlemen.
Hi there fellow tullians. I think this must be the greatest walkthrough of any band that exits. I myself have always prioritised the music above the text, and never knew what a lot about them was about. Though I believe that they from time to time are wrong in the their interpretations, it is still a very good walkthrough of the sound and lyrics. I started myself listening to Jethro Tull around the age of 10(34 years ago), when I decided to explore my fathers record collection. Beatles had been ... more
Started late to the show, and enjoy it very much! My introduction to Jethro Tull was a review of Thick as a Brick in our high school newspaper. I was hooked from there. (This was 1972, so yes I’m a boomer that listens to podcasts) Just recently heard your review of Son, and was curious why there was no reference to the line of “ten days for watching the Sun-set” Enjoy the podcast very much and am looking forward to my favorite albums Aqualung to A, plus the ones that follow.
Steve TumIcki
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A weekly deep dive into the Jethro Tull discography, examining one track at a time from the early catalog through later releases. Conversations blend detailed musical and lyric analysis with witty banter, personal anecdotes, and community engagement, making complex song structures and references approachable for dedicated fans and curious newcomers alike. Notably, the hosts' chemistry and their willingness to entertain diverse tangents—from album contexts to fans' memories—help create a lively, inclusive space for Tull enthusiasts and curious music aficionados.
Expect a balance of meticulous interpretation, humor, and fan-driven discussion that rewards listeners who enjoy both technical musical insights and storytelling around the band and... more
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