Product Description
Stunning 2008 concert from the world famous Avo Session Basel.

A unique phenomenon in popular music history, Jethro Tull have been and still are one of the most successful live performing acts on the world stage, rivaling Led Zeppelin, Elton John and even the Rolling Stones. After forty years at the bottom, at the top and various points in between, with now some 30-odd albums to their credit and sales totaling more than 50 million, Jethro Tull are still performing typically more than a hundred concerts each year. This concert recorded in 2008 is one of their best.

Track Listing
01 My Sunday Feeling
02 Living In The Past
03 Serenade To A Cuckoo
04 So Much Trouble
05 Nursie
06 Rocks On The Road
07 A New Day Yesterday
08 Too Old To Rock & Roll, Too Young To Die
09 Bouree
10 Nothing Is Easy
11 Dharma For One
12 Heavy Horses
13 Thick As A Brick [Excerpt]
14 Aqualung
15 Locomotive Breath

Bonus Materials

• More about AVO SESSION Basel
• Who Played AVO SESSION Basel
• Behind The Scenes
• Discover Basel

Product Details
Format: DVD
UPC: 760137495598
Street Date: 02/23/10
Label: Avo Sessions
Genre: Pop/Rock
Run Time: 90 Mins
Number Of Discs: 1
Audio: 5.1 Surround
Year Of Production: 2008
Director: Roli Barlocher
Producers: Matthias Muller

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I hope this is an NTSC release.

Ian's really plumbing the tapes archive for live releases these days, both CD and DVD.

It is. It's an American pressing.

We need more from the 70's...

Thanks Linda...

I wish I liked music DVDs more.

This is from 2008 and is a new release, not an archival issue. Also, the band haven't had much to do with some of the releases, but others like the 1978 MSG show, they've been involved with.
There's a ton of pro-shot Tull out there from various eras that could be released.
This particular DVD has been available as a boot for a while, but I'm glad I held off and can buy an official release.
Also from these 2008 AVO Sessions in Switzerland, I know of pro-shot shows from Ten Years After and The Hooters. There may be more.

The Tull DVD Isle Of Wight 1970 is the best by miles !