Jethro Tull: Skating Away On The Thin Ice ... (02/10/1977)

Its way past your bedtime carrots. I will have to have a serious word with your ma and da. This is a hoot, but your taste in music is impeccable, did I spell that right?

It's all the goverment. You know they're trying to cover up that the world's flat?
Whatever you do, don;t let your guard down, don't believe the propaganda; that's when they'll get you...

(I also have a wierd ability for posting spam... Ah well, certainly makes life interesting ;) I also can't spell the work picK apparently... :( )

Just because I am paranoid it does not mean they are not out to get me. You are a very bright young man carrots!!

Oh I'd hardly call a gentle disagreement on musical tastes crossing swords, although if your paranoia leads you to count it as an agressive act then by all means; I'm as ready for a conflict as any man :P
(note, satire/irony/sarcasm; take your pic :p)

You must learn to recognise satire carrots, although One White Duck is an amazing composition, it is hardly the greatest song of all time. I believe we have crossed swords before, your not out to get old Mingeral are you? :)

HMm, I'd have to disagree with that. The first section of One White Duck is wonderfully beautiful, but somehow the second sections is far too disjointed to me. I have to say it's outclassed by much of the rest of the album, especially the magnificent Baker St Muse.

definatley one of them...

Aye Arch I was getting carried away a bit. Still you have got to love the Tull. ' One White Duck on Your Wall ' is obviously the best song ever written. :D

hardly the greatest song ever written, jim morrison and roger waters would have somethine to say about that, but awesome none the less

one of the greatest songs ever

Can you believe it ? Tull at their magnificent best, no lip synching, interchangeable musicians, Ian's voice at its zenith and the greatest song ever written. Saw them live in 1970 but this concert is unsurpassable.

This is without a doubt one of my favorite Tull lineups. Ian, Barre, Glascock and Barlow. I saw them in September ('07), and I really wish I had been around in the seventies to see them live during their prime.

love this song!! My sister got me hooked on these guys back in the 70's....

ahh i love thiss song my dad got me into them peopple need to know more about them im like only 15 if i tell ppl about them there just like never heard of them makes me mad

ahh i love thiss song my dad got me into them peopple need to know more about them im like only 15 if i tell ppl about them there just like never heard of them makes me mad

Every time a watch a Tull Video, I feel like I should be watching Captain Kangaroo

good song

Something strange going on here, a seriously moving song played in jocular fashion. Still thats Ian for you.

No more than his contemporary "band"

Buy one from him, Mr. John Evan!

Brilliant from start to finish....!!!!!!!
Ian, you have the soul of a maji and a maniac and I deep down God Bless ya for it!!!!!

I doubt it. Ian is still the man!

I know - he's so talented he makes it look easy!

what did they do with zebra S**t ?? if you saw this concert you would know. love this band saw them 3 times including my 50th birthday.. never too old.

I can't figure out who's on the drum kit. Martin? John Evan?