In honor of Beethoven's 250th year. Next December will be 250 years since his birth. A little rocking Beethoven.

Not the whole track but 1:15 -3:05 and this one

On a recent plane trip I was listening to the CD compilation "Monty Python - The Final Rip Off". Was reminded of these amazing sketches. Novel Writing Live from Wessex Bruces (Philosophy Department) Australian Wines Fish License Travel Agent all pure genius

If the release is the 9/28/71 soundboard here's hoping that Celebration Day is included. And not to be too greedy but how about C'mon Everybody and High Heel Sneakers too.

More excellence from Tull. It really takes off starting around 3:40 but the whole thing is superb.

Amazing track from start to finish. Barriemore Barlow is killing it on the drums. And as always with Tull the acoustic guitars sound simply superb. For me this album is just about where Tull peaked.

Jan 24 1971 Gothenburg Sweden radio broadcast. One of the early gigs with Steve Howe. You can already hear his distinctive style. The listing of musicians in the YouTube clip includes everyone who played on the 3 CD release that covered 1969-1988.

Flac download link is provided in the description.

This is quite a good audience recording. To me it sounds better than even the Mike Millard recording from the same tour. This was the last show of the US Relayer tour.

That PFoZ Heartbreaker is fantastic. Love the bit of the Mars/Dazed around 5:28.

that is fantastic stuff. Great bass and drums too.

Very cool. Thanks for posting this. I will be looking into their music.

Did you see his interview with Dan Rather? He spoke very highly of and emotionally about Zeppelin. In particular why to this day he is most proud of his contribution to Kashmir.

LA Forum 22 June 1977 Not as good a recording as the other 77 Forum dates but some amazing versions of songs. Most notably the craziest most over the top out of this world guitar solo ever in Over the Hills. Just when it seems the solo is ending Page blasts off even further into outer space and takes it places it had never been and never would be again. A special night.

Mike Millard recording Long Beach