Lol @..

[midnightpulp]

They were the #1 live band in those years. Seen them many times. Seen all the bigs. Love going to concerts.

Think The Who would have to disagree.

[dirk4mvp]

The Black Keys are probably not hipster enough for some people ITT

[IronMexican]

>listens to rap

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[badfish22]

>listens to rap

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you dont listen to cypress hill bro?

[midnightpulp]

The Black Keys are probably not hipster enough for some people ITT

Black Keys are the in' truth.

Minimal, straight ahead, no frills rock/blues music.

[dirk4mvp]

Black Keys are the in' truth.

Minimal, straight ahead, no frills rock/blues music.

Agree son. I'm not sold on them being better than The White Stripes tho.

[21_Blessings]

21 listens to dadrock, lol.

Lift Your Skinny Fists' > Ok Computer

[Venti Quattro]

Anyone listening to Nujabes?

[IronMexican]

you dont listen to cypress hill bro?

zero last.fm rap plays, brah. No, I don't.

[IronMexican]

21 posts on /mu/, lol.

[dirk4mvp]

21 listens to dadrock, lol.

Remember a few months ago when that's all you listened to?

[IronMexican]

I still listen to a load of dadrock. Genesis, Tull, Yes, King Crimson, and others.

[redzero]

Lift Your Skinny Fists' > Ok Computer

Lift Your Skinny Fists isn't even the best Gospeed album. I think you need to chillax.

[Venti Quattro]

Lift Your Skinny Fists' > Ok Computer

lol what a joke

[dirk4mvp]

Godspeed/Mogwai/Sigur Ros > MGMT

You should feel bad for posting that.

[IronMexican]

I post on /y/

[21_Blessings]

lol what a joke

So you grew up watching MTV. I forgive you.

[cobbler]

Think The Who would have to disagree.

In February 1975 Jethro Tull sold out five nights at the 20,000-seater Los Angeles Forum, prompting the Melody Maker to run the headline “Jethro – Now The World’s Biggest Band?” Indeed the venues became so huge that by 1976 Tull had become one of the first bands to use giant screens for stadium shows – nicknamed “Tull-A-Vision”.

http://www.j-tull.com/discography/minstrel/index.cfm

After achieving the position of Number one album in the UK charts, Tull, initially in the shadow of Led Zeppelin and others, began the explosive ascent to the lofty heights of U.S. s om, culminating during the next three years in the cover stories of Time and Rolling Stone magazines, five nights at the Forum in Los Angeles and three nights at Madison Square Gardens, New York.

http://www.classicbands.com/tull.html

All great bands though... the who, stones, led zep, kinks, etc etc... great times!

[redzero]

So you grew up watching MTV. I forgive you.

I'm sorry, you're thinking about Creep/Pablo Honey Radiohead. They haven't exactly been MTV regulars since 1993.

[midnightpulp]

In February 1975 Jethro Tull sold out five nights at the 20,000-seater Los Angeles Forum, prompting the Melody Maker to run the headline “Jethro – Now The World’s Biggest Band?” Indeed the venues became so huge that by 1976 Tull had become one of the first bands to use giant screens for stadium shows – nicknamed “Tull-A-Vision”.

http://www.j-tull.com/discography/minstrel/index.cfm

After achieving the position of Number one album in the UK charts, Tull, initially in the shadow of Led Zeppelin and others, began the explosive ascent to the lofty heights of U.S. s om, culminating during the next three years in the cover stories of Time and Rolling Stone magazines, five nights at the Forum in Los Angeles and three nights at Madison Square Gardens, New York.

http://www.classicbands.com/tull.html

That's all fine and good. But Jethro Tull at their peak (mid to late 70s) wasn't as good a live band as The Who during their peak (late 60s to mid 70s).

If I recall, Live at Leeds was the highest placed live album on Rolling Stone's top 500 albums of all time list.

[redzero]

Just download/listen to this if you haven't already.



http://rapidshare.com/files/37584237..._320_kbps_.rar

I'm so nice, I even gave you a link.

[dirk4mvp]

That's all fine and good. But Jethro Tull at their peak (mid to late 70s) wasn't as good a live band as The Who during their peak (late 60s to mid 70s).

If I recall, Live at Leeds was the highest placed live album on Rolling Stone's top 500 albums of all time list.

If a list of best live albums doesn't have The Allman Brothers at Fillmore East at #1, it's wrong.


Nevermind, I see you said Rolling Stone, so of course it's wrong. Their top 100 guitarists list is a joke.

[IronMexican]

Prog gets NO LOVE from Rolling Stone. That's irrelevant.


Also

>rapidshare

[cobbler]

That's all fine and good. But Jethro Tull at their peak (mid to late 70s) wasn't as good a live band as The Who during their peak (late 60s to mid 70s).

If I recall, Live at Leeds was the highest placed live album on Rolling Stone's top 500 albums of all time list.

Ohhh I could never argue either way. All a matter of taste. I was just commenting that in those 2 to 4 years 71-75 tull was a huge attraction and great live band. If you were there you knew. Seen both numerous times and love them all. Pete is the reason i learned to play guitar. The who were by far the loudest then. That I can attest to.

[21_Blessings]

tbh Explosions in the Sky is beast mode

They're the Blink 182 of post rock.