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What the fuck are you talking about?? Ian Anderson is healthier than you are, he never got drunk and never drugged, it was something he himself couldn’t bear. He even ‘fired’ some members of the band in the past just because they liked partying.
Amazing!
dman great song!! i’ve gotta get my hands on a copy of the “a” album….well, i’ve got christmas money now, so this shouldn’t be a problem…lol…..jethro tull, i’m coming!!
Egyszerűen: csodálatosan nagyszerű…..Talán az egyik legnagyobbjuk, de ezt badarság kijelenteni, Anderson mindig tud varázsolni, hangulatomtól függ, mivel….
No band can blow your mind like Jethro Tull can.
Well I would like to agree with you Heavy Horses is brilliant. From start to finish. One of my fav Tull albums
Are you confusing Ian Anderson with Falco!?
Brilliant.
What the fuck are you talking about you stupid asshole?
You stupid thick bastard – he’s not dead.
The deep genius of Ian Anderson oozes out of this piece. A true leader of all Rock Musicians, he was the most educated, passionate and versatile artist in the past two generations. May he rest in peace, forever. Please don’t drive drunk. Remember, it took a most gifted giant from us.
good song
my favorite song
great song
What an awesome dad! Heavy Horses was my favorite Tull album bar far, and yet I don’t know anyone in real life who is as fond of it as I am, or even knows it exists for that matter.
i like the version they do for bachs 300th birthday, its here on youtube
i love the Piano breakdowns in jethro tull’s songs!! so unique
Great Audio. It seems as if it were equalized or fixed with an equalizer.
Anyway, great song, with strong character.
i love jethro tull – i´m 17 and can´t really understand why music like this isnt in the charts anymore…
Absolutely, the version on ‘Slipstream’ is superb
Wow…two different sets of ears on the same song lol…I was just thinking how much this sounds like alot of the other post-disco electronic rock that came out around this time, alot of those same types of arpeggios, almost like something that Styx or Journey would have glued together, but certainly not with the melodic or lyrical abilities of an Ian Anderson.
besides “and further on”, one of the best songs of the album “A”.
some pieces in this song are inspired by Bach’s style
my dad sang jethro tull music to me as baby; i grew up singing one brown mouse haha
i haven’t heard this one but i love all of ians’ music…i love all his different styles
jethro tull rules !
This song is better when performed live.