Stand Up

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Jethro Tull – Stand Up (2023, DSD, SACD) - Discogs Jethro Tull – Stand Up (2023, DSD, SACD) - Discogs

The most wonderful ideas can come from people you might call amateurs… they haven’t been playing long enough to get bogged down in the rules”: King Crimson ex David Cross loves jamming with students This Tull recording has been one of my all time fav's since I was a teen some 45 years ago. I have a Pink Island UK label pressing that has beaten all the others... until now. I just finished a brief shootout between this new 45 rpm pressing and my original UK first edition Island, and the new one I feel has a better overall frequency balance top to bottom and even perhaps too much on the bottom, but that is welcome on some cuts. The Pink Island has a snappy presence and midrange zippyness this does not have but I think this one is more accurate. It has all the detail, space, echo, imaging of the original AND A BIT MORE. This new pressing beats all others. (Using latest Rega P-10, Rega top MC into Accuphase phono into top First Sound Passive, hot rodded Eagle 4 amp, Joseph Audio Perspectives.. Cardas Clear Beyond and Stage III cables. On the second side, “We Used to Know” employs what could be called a fade-in, beginning softly and then building in volume, with Barre wah-wahing madly by the end. Only “Reasons for Waiting” is slightly marred, there being a superfluous string section.Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Organ [Hammond], Piano, Mandolin, Balalaika, Mouth Organ, Vocals – Ian Anderson

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Chrysalis Records (1973). Stand Up (Cassette liner notes). Jethro Tull. London, UK: Chrysalis Records. CCH 1042 . Retrieved 19 March 2016. The LōKē subwoofer is handcrafted by the same artisans and professionals who sculpt all Wilson Audio loudspeakers. Only one song doesn't quite fall in either of the aforementioned categories: We Used To Know, the album’s most melodic and mournful tune. Wistful and nostalgic, it is one of Anderson’s finest folk songs, and features the singer’s best performance thus far, along with two majestic, electrifying guitar solos courtesy of “Le Barre”. On a historical note, The Eagles liked this song so much that they would record a (largely inferior) cover of it, changing the title to Hotel California. Stand Up was the first album where Anderson controlled the music and lyrics, resulting in a group of diverse songs that ranged from the swirling blues of “A New Day Yesterday” and the mandolin-fueled rave-up of “Fat Man,” to the group’s spirited re-working of Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Bouree in E Minor.”Stand Up represents the first album project on which Anderson was in full control of the music and lyrics. The result was an eclectic album with various styles and instrumentation appearing in its songs. Instrumentální skladba „Bourée“ je jedna z nejznámějších, které skupina Jethro Tull hraje a je předělávkou Bourée e-moll ( BWV 996) od J.S.Bacha. Bass is honest, not hyped up and the mastering delivers full dynamics that are somewhat (but only slightly), compressed on the original.

Stand Up (Jethro Tull album) - Wikipedia

Skladba „We Used to Know“ mohla být inspirací pro skupinu The Eagles a jejich hit z roku 1976, písničku " Hotel California". Clarity, transparency, high frequency extension and especially transient precision are all far superior to the original.

Matthew Perry Was 'Sober' and 'In a Really Good Place' Two Weeks Before Death, 'Friends' Co-Creator Says Bosso, Joe. "The Real Story Behind Jethro Tull's 'Stand Up' ". web.musicaficionado.com . Retrieved 7 September 2016. Experience seems to vary widely on this one. I just pulled it out again and I must say it’s maybe even better than I had remembered. My vinyl is flat and very quiet. I find the detail and sense of space haunting. The dynamics are also excellent. I have every UHQR to date and this is as good or better than any of them. Parlophone Records Ltd. Produced under license from Parlophone Records Ltd., a Warner Music Group Company. The band then embarked on a short Swedish tour to support Jimi Hendrix in January 1969 before embarking on a three-month U.S. tour (the band's first) during which the band recorded the non-album single " Living in the Past" and B-side "Driving Song" at the behest of manager Terry Ellis to "keep the pot boiling" in the UK. [4] Following the end of the tour in April, the band returned to the UK to begin recording sessions for the new album.