Jethro Tull 1973 Vintage Film w Actual Sound! Palasport Palazzo dello Sport Bologna, Italy

Here are some short clips you should enjoy. You may have seen this film before however This time it is synced with Actual Audio from the same night! As most of you may know it is extremely Rare to ever see film from these years with actual sound. This is from 3-18-73 during the later part of Tull's Thick as a Brick tour. This is around the time they were recording and writing Chateau d'Isaster/Passion Play
Enjoy. I will post some more of this film soon.

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[PierreC2]

thank you...only too bad you had to cut it every 15 seconds....

[TullTapes]

I didn't cut it.

This is how it was filmed.

This was shot with an 8mm camera in 1973. Most of those cameras were wind up and you only have a so much time of taking moving photgraphs with NO sound! We are lucky to see any seconds of these historic concerts that were never properly filmed.

[PaulHartXYZ]

Oh yes... did they play anything from the Chateau D'Isaster tapes at this show?

[TullTapes]

Thanks Paul, Yes they played Audition, No rehearsal, and the second clip here is Left Right..

[PierreC2]

agree with that. But its a pain to watch when there is a stoppage after every 15 seconds..

But you are right, its old and historical. Lets not complain.

Pierre

[margovallen]

Must had been the transition from Clive to Barry. I love them both.... but, lean toward Clive :-)

[hang10jerry]

Nice to see a camera shot from the rear and great view of Barry.

[tartynut]

what treasures you have , thanks for sharing x

[drummerjohn49]

Amazing clips with great sound and great views of Barriemore Barlow on drums.

Thanks for sharing!

[siggi5153]

Fantastic!

[skytzozrx]

Awesome!! I don't know how you keep churning out these rare nuggets of lost treasure, but keep 'em coming! Fantastic job as usual.