Black Cat Bone

John aka Josh wrote:This is a lovely song, complete with a stunning arrangement.

ya ya ya. i'm just gonna keep ya ya-ing everybody. mwhhaha

Mike Boom wrote:One White Duck , one of my most fave Tull acoustic tunes.

It's an incredible track

Delightful from start to finish





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Nancy wrote:

C wrote:I would like to dedicate this PSL to my dear girlfriend at the time of this album, Marilyn, who has been battling Parkinson's for years

Those were the days Marilyn




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I raise my glass to Marilyn and wish her comfort and peace.

i do as well.

love to marilyn

At his prime Ian was the greatest lyricist in rock by a long long way.

kath wrote:

C wrote:

Nancy wrote:
That is... astounding. I am green with envy.

On the Roots to Branches tour I took my mum - she was 75.

The Kinks supported (replete with Avory and the Davies brothers)





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i took my batty sister... the same batty sister who has basically hated 98% of all concerts i ever took her to... at the saenger in new orleans (one of those old victorian style theaters)... my sis loved it.

one white duck... snifffffffffff

i love these lyrics. i dew.

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kath wrote:

Nancy wrote:

C wrote:I would like to dedicate this PSL to my dear girlfriend at the time of this album, Marilyn, who has been battling Parkinson's for years

Those were the days Marilyn




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I raise my glass to Marilyn and wish her comfort and peace.

i do as well.

love to marilyn

Thank you




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Stormwatch is getting the deluxe Steven Wilson treatment and will be released later this year.

HEAVY!!!




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oh such pickery to open up

ian has always been one of my all time fave lyricists, it's true. a poet.

then the whammm kicks in

Nancy wrote:Stormwatch is getting the deluxe Steven Wilson treatment and will be released later this year.

I love this album - the last of the folk trilogy




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Nancy wrote:Stormwatch is getting the deluxe Steven Wilson treatment and will be released later this year.

oh yes. you know how i feel about stormwatch.

Got distracted at work and forgot till just now, but I'm listening.

I did one show as one of two bass players in a Tull tribute. The timing on the middle section of the title track is the one thing we could never get right. The same band did "Thick as a Brick" in its entirety (with the other bass player).

kath wrote:then the whammm kicks in

Exactly - Tull in a nutshell

Barrie is incredible and all firing on all cylinders

Let's not forget the two Johns


This break is one of my faves





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C wrote:

Nancy wrote:Stormwatch is getting the deluxe Steven Wilson treatment and will be released later this year.

I love this album - the last of the folk trilogy




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It's very underrated. Kath has an undying love for Dun Ringill and Elegy.

toomanyhatz wrote:Got distracted at work and forgot till just now, but I'm listening.

I did one show as one of two bass players in a Tull tribute. The timing on the middle section of the title track is the one thing we could never get right. The same band did "Thick as a Brick" in its entirety (with the other bass player).

I have no idea how Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond learnt this stuff.

toomanyhatz wrote:Got distracted at work and forgot till just now, but I'm listening.

I did one show as one of two bass players in a Tull tribute. The timing on the middle section of the title track is the one thing we could never get right. The same band did "Thick as a Brick" in its entirety (with the other bass player).

Welcome back Dave

Nice story




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I love how the electric guitars melt right into the acoustics.

reap you recall when we saw tull in birmingham (birmingham alabama people) and they played elegy... i got completely blubbery in public, and i did not care

in the doorway of the stars between Blandford Street and Mars...