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Points: 2779 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 26 2004 at 09:59

Originally posted by James Lee James Lee wrote:

I know you wanted to stay away from compilations, but I really love "Bursting Out"...it's a great live show, the band is at their strongest and Ian is great in between songs, it includes a lot of the band's best material, and the sound quality is not too bad (for a 70s live album). If you're any kind of guitar fan, Barre is really prominent in the mix too (and if you're a bass fan, you can actually hear it clearly on all the tracks, unlike on many Tull releases).

I couldn't agree more, 'Bursting Out' is a great document of the band at the height of it's creative powers. I think it was recorded on the 'Songs From The Wood' tour but correct me if I'm wrong.
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Points: 8548 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 26 2004 at 10:02
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Bursting Out was the first Tull album I bought and the minute i heard the first track 'no lullaby' i knew i would love this band.

Heavy Horses is a wondefully uplifting album but Aqualung is probably my favourite, i prefer the darker heavier Tull.

 
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Points: 2779 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 26 2004 at 11:38

Originally posted by Velvetclown Velvetclown wrote:

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Points: 68 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 26 2004 at 21:17
Thanks guys...I think I'll check out Song from The Wood and Minstrel in the Gallery and perhaps Bursting Out
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Points: 4338 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 26 2004 at 22:48

Originally posted by Panoramic Panoramic wrote:

Thanks guys...I think I'll check out Song from The Wood and Minstrel in the Gallery and perhaps Bursting Out

Can't go wrong with any of those. I just bought the remastered Bursting Out and it sounds terrific.  It has a a great 12 minute version of Thick as a Brick which shows off the talents of John Glasscock and Barymore Barlow (Bass and Drums). I happend to see that tour and the one before that, Great set and music was just on the money. Great picture of the "classic" Tull lineup.

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Points: 4338 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 26 2004 at 22:53
Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:

Originally posted by James Lee James Lee wrote:

I know you wanted to stay away from compilations, but I really love "Bursting Out"...it's a great live show, the band is at their strongest and Ian is great in between songs, it includes a lot of the band's best material, and the sound quality is not too bad (for a 70s live album). If you're any kind of guitar fan, Barre is really prominent in the mix too (and if you're a bass fan, you can actually hear it clearly on all the tracks, unlike on many Tull releases).

I couldn't agree more, 'Bursting Out' is a great document of the band at the height of it's creative powers. I think it was recorded on the 'Songs From The Wood' tour but correct me if I'm wrong.

 

It was the year after, 1978 Heavy Horses tour I think because it has One Brown Mouse and Songs From the Woods is abbreviated.
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