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Love them both equally.
They flutter behind you your possible pasts,
Some bright-eyed and crazy, some frightened and lost.
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both amazing bands. they rock so much. as musicians i'd go with led zep. but tull are more interesting in my opinion as rock band. 
 
so overall i'll go with jethro tull. but maybe tomorrow i'll change my mind (it's too close to call lol)
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Points: 7113 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 25 2012 at 18:44
Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Originally posted by Dellinger Dellinger wrote:

Originally posted by hobocamp hobocamp wrote:

Isn't that a recorder, not a flute, on the intro to Stairway?
Nevertheless, nothing Ian could contribute would improve that turd (except possibly lyrics about rock critics having sex with underaged boys).

Lol kidding, of course. I love Zep but hate that track
It sounds like a real flute to me, but I might be mistaken, of course.
When played live it was a mellotron, in the studio it was likely JPJ on a recorder using multiple tracks.

Aw man! I can't out-trivia you in this thread I suppose...

Three guesses as to who I'd vote for and the first two don't count. 
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Originally posted by smartpatrol smartpatrol wrote:

Tull's okay, but Zeppelin's great


Edited to reflect my feelings now
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Hammer of the gods vs the inventor of the automatic seeding machine in the 18th century.  I will go with the agricultural icon.
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Led Zep—grooves harder, better players, folk instruments used more convincingly
Tull— Thick as a Brick

Jethro Tull, no contest!LOL

In all seriousness, though, Tull— more melodic, influences more diverse, better vocalist, better stage theatrics, more innovative. Led Zep was still great, though.
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Jethro Tull by a long shot!
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I've seen both live, LZ during Houses of the Holy and JT during their War Child tour. Both great live, both have great catalogs. 

Coin flip once again.
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I saw Led Zeppelin once in 1977.  Great show, but a bit scattered - similar in quality to their performance on Celebration Day.  Not bad, but there was plenty of room for improvement.  They started in the afternoon and, as Plant said, they weren't quite awake yet.  I have seen Tull a dozen times and they were always spot on except for once, and that was the second performance of the tour.
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The Tull just for "Aqualung", Led Zeppelin are the greatest cover band of all time though,LOLLOLLOL

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This is an interesting question, since these two were probably the biggest concert attractions of the 1970s. For me, it's a matter of personal preference; Tull were professionals, and Zeppelin rock stars. I prefer Tull's approach.
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Thick as a brick surpasses all of Zeppelin's work.  Jethro Tull for me!!

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Tull.
Zep is good for a non-Prog band, but Tull is Prog.
Plus, there's no band better to listen to with a beer in your hand than Tull.
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They're both great, but I'd go with Tull since there's more diversity.
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Points: 20623 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 19 2013 at 11:29
Originally posted by digdug digdug wrote:

both are awesome in different ways
glad there was a both option Thumbs Up
^this
Different bands...different styles...both great in their own unique way.
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I prefer Jethro to Zep but not a particular fan of either.
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I would choose each of Zep's first six albums ahead of any JTull disc. In Through the Out Door, however, ranks far below all of Tull's work. IMHO. 
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Points: 864 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 20 2013 at 06:31
Originally posted by geneyesontle geneyesontle wrote:

It's only on this site that Jethro Tull can win over Led Zep

Yup.
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Originally posted by BrufordFreak BrufordFreak wrote:

I would choose each of Zep's first six albums ahead of any JTull disc. In Through the Out Door, however, ranks far below all of Tull's work. IMHO. 

I would agree with the In Through The Out door being a sub par Zep lp and Coda was merely an afterthought .
But imo Tull's early lp's: Stand Up, Benefit, Aqualung, Thick as A Brick ..are as good as any of the Zep's early  lp's.
They are so different in style that it's hard  to compare them straight up.
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