Top 250 Albums From The 70's

[LG]

^^I am tickled to see Jethro Tull rates highly in your overall list Hawk, they are one of my favorite bands of all time.

 

[hawk11]

^^I am tickled to see Jethro Tull rates highly in your overall list Hawk, they are one of my favorite bands of all time.

I'm a huge Tull fan as well LG and it ****** me off that I never saw them live.
I was was supposed to go see them at MSG for the Bursting Out tour back in the 70's but wound up getting the flu. I was also supposed to see them on a few other occassions but something always managed to come up. Hopefully I will get to see them before Ian decides to pack it in.

 

[LG]

We have a pretty solid Jethro Tull thread, and "Sir Jeffrey" keeps us all up to date about what Ian is doing. There are plans to tour the US next year, but I am not sure if that is as Tull or his solo touring band.

I have seen them twice, and I do hope you catch them before he hangs up his flute and guitar.

 

[Magic]

I am also very tickled to see hawk have a decent representation for Black Sabbath as well.

A bit shocked, though, to see Warren Zevon in the top 10 on Doc's list.

 

[0000]

Excellent list!!

I'd never be able to compile something like that.. and rank them too.. Great job!

 

[Death on Credit]

A bit shocked, though, to see Warren Zevon in the top 10 on Doc's list.

I love me some Zevon...You should have heard me flip out when someone in my public speaking class gave a commemoration speech on him.

 

[Magic]

Warren Zevon is definitely a gem, different, which is what makes him stand out, but I personally wouldn't put him in my top 10. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner is pretty awesome, though.