Jethro Tull Collage Appreciation By Darksideof

Evolutionary Sleeper wrote: Nice job as always. I love how made some of the pics to look like billboards on the building and the paper cutout pics are super cool. The border is also nice as well.

I thought that was cool too.

darksideof wrote: Stand up! This Was a Benefit for a Thick As a Passion Play.

WOW I am in awe of this! The colours are as good as you have ever done, those rich browns and earthy yellows work so well together, very Tull like - a heritage of Tull. The Passion Play stage and Benefit set  work well, the ballet dancer, card board standees, animals,  and broadsword are truly theatrical and make sense together somehow. The buildings in the backdrop create a night scene with Tull watching thru binocs over it. Those purple pink and oranges juxtapose well together too. You have been reverent to past members of the band, tho Anderson dominates as one would expect. The War Child logo stands out considerably, as does the shot of Barre on guitar. Many eras are captured in true homage to the master flautist. Aqualung is there, as are the Heavy Horses and even Under Wraps on the wall. It is a masterful collage. I may well transfer it straight to my wallpaper.

Looks good as always!  Strange place for the moon to be, though. 

Textbook wrote: Far from being ignored, Jethro Tull are actually on the list of the biggest selling bands of all time, having sold 60 million records worldwide.   Good looking on the collages though Darksideof :)

thanks salty jon and disgruntled.   

progkidjoel wrote: Not much of a Tull fan (only heard one of their albums ) but I could pick most of them out here, and I love how the stage melds in to the background. Kinda looks nearly 3D! Awesome work friend [:Y:}

Yeah, Tull's first 12 albums are all good.

I think they should go instrumental. Ian's flute playing has gotten better and better though his singing has deteriorated. He already plays a lot of vocal parts on the flute rather than singing them and it sounds great. The audience can sing along if they want the words anyway ;)

Good, but I would have put Ian rubbing his hands in front of the fire in the center of the collage, since 'songs from the woods' is the epitome of their folk prog.

Chateau Disaster is the best "cutting room floor sweepings" disc I've ever heard. Anderson is mad the amount of excellent material he's left off albums.