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Well, we all have different tastes. Some people don't understand and/or hate Tull and don't like some songs played and not played on ancient radio. I greatly respect the musicianship and quality of material through the years. I have seen Tull and Solo Anderson live more than any other artist, starting with the "Stand Up" tour, and am always impressed. This collection showcases those songs, according to the Ian Anderson penned liner notes, were selected by Ian himself. While I'd prefer to have a mix of a few different cuts I have previously enjoyed, this will do nicely to pop into the car player and cruise off into the night. Guess that's why Ipods are so popular...
Normally I'm not a fan of "Best of" albums/CD's. This one is no exception however the sheer amount of songs, makes it well worth the price of a CD. Also it is Tull, and most of their music is really good. Was a bit surprised more "Crest of a Knave" did'nt make it on here. Steel Monkey was the best though I suppose. There has been so many songs in a career that spans 42 years, to pick 20 best is kinda tough. 4 of 5 stars...
This disc provides most of the classic Tull hits I remember. There are 1 or 2 I would have liked to seen on it that are not there. With so much material over the course of approx 40 years, it is difficult at best to satisfy everyone. This collection does a good job, If buying only one disc this one is a good choice. It has classic examples of the variety of Tull.
It's simply the best of Jethro Tull ! What more do you need to know? Buy it ! Track listing 1. Living In The Past 2. Aqualung 3. Sweet Dream 4. Whistler, The 5. Bungle In The Jungle 6. Witch's Promise, The 7. Locomotive Breath 8. Steel Monkey 9. Thick As A Brick 10. Bouree 11. Too Old To Rock 'N' Roll: Too Young To Die - (new edit) 12. Life Is A Long Song 13. Songs From The Wood 14. New Day Yesterday, A 15. Heavy Horses - (new edit) 16. Broadsword 17. Roots To Branches 18. Song For Jeffrey, A 19. Minstrel In The Gallery - (new edit) 20. Cheerio
The Very Best Of Jethro Tull - Jethro Tull (CD 2001) is some of the very best re-worked to be even better than the studio recordings because they are digitally remastered. This cd is a must for the music fan who has never been introduced to Jethro Tull and for the ultimate Tull fan because we must also have all recordings we can get ou hands on and because Ian Anderson's remasters are sometimes very strong and bring other instraments to the foreground which were only in the background before. Enjoy! Cheers!
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