Concert #30 of 51 · Homo Erraticus & The Best of Jethro Tull tour
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Ian Anderson
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- 77 Sands Blvd. 18015
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- Bethlehem, US
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- 3,500
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It is amazing to see Ian Anderson still spry at 67! Glad to see Ian giving his voice an occasional "rest" with Ryan, a great stand-in. Sometimes, Ian just couldn't quite do what he did in his youthful vocals, but it was still awesome. Ian's flute and one-legged stand was great as usual. Enjoyed the background video... The band was spot on. Florian was a dead-ringer for Martin Barre, yet did some amazing solo work. David Goodier and John O'Hara were also great. Scott Hammond was a beast on drums. I've been going to Tull concerts since 1977, and this concert did not disappoint. Highly recommended!
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