Jethro Tull

On October 13, 1991, Jethro Tull rocked the PalaTrussardi in Milan, Italy, delivering a live performance that showcased their evolution as a band. This concert came right after their 1991 album, 'A,' which introduced a slightly different sound, marked by a more modern feel and notable additions to the lineup, including guitarist Martin Barre. It was an era of transition for the group, moving away from their earlier progressive rock roots toward a more contemporary vibe. Interestingly, Ian Anderson's dynamic stage presence and signature flute playing were still front and center, captivating audiences. This live recording highlights not only their solid musicianship but also their ability to connect with fans during a pivotal time in their career. The blend of classic tracks and newer material makes this concert a special moment in Tull’s storied history.

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