Jethro tull live Cross eyed mary and nothing is easy at shoreline 1988

Cross eyed mary and nothing is easy shoreline Amp. 1988 Sorry its out of sync, it was the way I got it in a trade.

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Music

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• jethrho
• tull
• ian
• anderson
• marting
• barre
• doan
• perry
• dave
• pegg
• live
• shoreline
• apitheater
• 1988

[tullist]

Audience recordings are sometimes that way but still well worth a view and a listen.

That Hamilton 89 is the slice though, super quality.

I suspect the video must come from BGP, from what is shown in the venue.

[underwwraps2]

I sometimes perfer watching the AUD recordings, it gives you more of a feeling of being there.

THANKS! Underwraps2

[Aqualung71]

Wow I wish the crowd would just shut the fuck up, excuse my language!

[underwwraps2]

I agree. They can't just listen to the music, instead they just talk about it the whole time! Its so dark because It was recorded of a TV screen. Don't worry, next I'm uploading a GREAT bootleg of a 1989 show in hamilton. Its one of my favorites.

[Aqualung71]

Oh, I see. Yeah the crowd is really annoying, otherwise awesome video. I can't wait to see the next one.

[underwwraps2]

I just ripped it onto my computer, I will get the first 10 minutes uploaded tommorow.

[aqua7cn]

the crowd is overpowerinh--Hamilton is not to far from my WNY area of Buffalo

[gothling1955]

Well, this was fun to watch (even if the camera work was a bit dodgy to begin with). Thanks!!!... I'm sure you older die-hard fans know this, but for you younger fans: the show began with the opening chords of "Cross-Eyed Mary", then Ian was pushed out onto stage playing flute in a wheel chair, and just as the intro really kicked in hard, he leaped out of the chair to finish the flute part, then started singing the song. Great entrance, funny & quite appropriate for their 20th anniversary show.

[Aqualung71]

Oh this is different, never mind. Why can't barely see the band? Why is it so dark?