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Points: 7951 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 17 2014 at 05:31
No worries, Barry! Sorry I can't offer better details (only going by what I remember on the poster as I drove past it! , but I think it was December 15th, and it was billed as `Ian Anderson performs the hits of Jethro Tull' and it listed on the side things like `Aqualung', `Thick as a Brick pts 1 & 2' etc.
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Points: 14256 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 17 2014 at 06:06
WOW!!! Tull in Melbourne. I want to see that more than Queen. 

Tickets for Queen are from $99 to VIP prices of up to $700... er.... and more.

I wonder how much Tull is and where are they playing??? 
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Points: 44 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 28 2014 at 12:09
I saw Queen+ Paul Rodgers and it was good show, but it is a bit of a nostalgia trip, and obviously without Freddie it's missing something.

Personally I much preferred seeing Brian May striking out on his own and thought the Back To The Light era live band was very promising. I would also love to have seen him and Roger Taylor doing something together, distinct from Queen, but I guess the world wasn't really interested. All they want is a Greatest Hits tour.

A lot of bands who had big hits in previous eras seem to get trapped into replaying past glories because that's what sells the shows. It's a shame.
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Originally posted by benbell benbell wrote:

Personally I much preferred seeing Brian May striking out on his own and thought the Back To The Light era live band was very promising. I would also love to have seen him and Roger Taylor doing something together, distinct from Queen... 

These are exactly my thoughts! 
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