musings, rants, rambles, and typographical errors from a toronto librarian. Now with vinyl.
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Jethro Tull: Repeat - The Best Of Jethro Tull - Vol. II (1977)
My copy is a Canadian pressing from 1983. It has a bunch of tracks you may or may not know, depending on your interest or devotion to the band. I was never a big fan, and I am sure I paid nothing for this LP.
I've always viewed the flute as a feminine instrument, despite its obvious phallic proportions. I suppose I really view it as an instrument preferred by women, judging by my old music classes in junior high and high school. Men shied away from that instrument, and I thought that was a wise decision at the time. Apart from Ian Anderson, the only other flutists (or flautists) I can think of are Peter Gabriel, Mel Collins, and Florian Schneider. There must be more.
I'd say that this record has a fairly good minimalist cover design.
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