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ProgMetaller2112
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According to PA's ratings these albums and eras are Jethro Tull's best. Which one do you like best??
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Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.” ― George Orwell, Nineteen Eighty-Four "Ignorance and Prejudice and Fear walk Hand in Hand"- Neil Peart |
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Mirakaze
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Thick As A Brick. None of the other ones come close. I predict that the result of this poll will be rather lopsided.
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Cristi
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Stand Up (1969)
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Mortte
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Thick. I believe if you had wanted some exciment to this you should have left Thick out. Aqualung would have been then my choise, but I think it wouldn´t been so obvious winner.
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richardh
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TAAB of course but would have gone for Minstrel In The Gallery if it was 'vote for your second favourite'.
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Man With Hat
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Love them all (sans Benefit and Too Old). Gotta be TAAB though.
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BarryGlibb
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A should have been included. I put A (1980) above This Was, Too Old To Rock 'N Roll, Heavy Horses (ducking) and Stormwatch. A is A freAking fAntAstic Album.
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Lewian
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I like their folk influenced end 70s work a lot and vote for Heavy Horses, which is full of fantastic melodies.
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Mormegil
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Really don't mind . . .
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Welcome to the middle of the film.
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digdug
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yeah.. Thick... but since it's killing
gave Aqualung a vote it's also a masterpiece for me
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Prog On!
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DarkTower
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TaaB Will surely win this poll.
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Jeffro
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Voting for Songs From The Wood. Just got a copy and really digging it. (but yeah, TaaB is going to win easily and I completely understand why)
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Guldbamsen
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My two absolute favourite albums from Tull are Stand Up and A Passion Play.
*Flips coin* Stand Up it is |
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A Passion Play
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Iron-clad feather-feet pounding the dust...
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Hercules
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Aqualung, followed by Heavy Horses and Songs From the Wood.
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Manuel
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Sorry, I cannot vote. I love them all, each one for its own particular reasons.
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dr wu23
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Always been Benefit ..though Stand Up and Aqualung come close......also love SFTW..but all of those listed have good points .
As much as I like Tull I have always wondered why so many think TAAB is so great....I consider myself a Tull fan...and to me with only two songs and the second side being basically a repeat theme of the first, it simply doesn't hold up all the way.
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Gentle and Giant
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My choice is A Passion Play.
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dr wu23
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Question for those who are up on what Ian Anderson has said in interviews...what is his favorite Tull thing he and the boys did back in the day..?
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