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twosteves
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Tull because ELP never made a near perfect album like Thick as a Brick
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The Dark Elf
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Tull. A much longer stretch of good albums.
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Tull...
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Tull at their best (Stand Up thru Passion Play) beats ELP but otherwise I’m leaning toward ELP because there’s lots of Tull albums I find hard to get through. And yes, I also think Love Beach is hard to get through.
Tarkus and Passion Play are 2 of my favorite classic-era prog albums so no slight meant to either band. Edited by HolyMoly - April 09 2019 at 16:29 |
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Tull absolutely. I find ELP to be mediocre
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I like Jethro Tull, specially when they play music more folk/blues than prog. In my opinion, Aqualung > Songs From The Wood > Thick As A Brick. |
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ELP.
Like Tull and probably play them more these days. Listened to those classic ELPs so many times, that I don't find the need really to play them as often any more.
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Shake & bake.
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Classic ELP: First album, Tarkus, Trilogy, Brain Salad Surgery (four albums)
Classic Jethro Tull: Aqualung, Thick as a Brick, Minstrel in the Gallery, Songs from the Wood (there's also a few other really good ones but those seem to be their best by most accounts). I think Tull has a better track record with more "good" albums but that's mainly because they recorded a lot more.
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Up to the first 4 albums by ELP I like them about the same but after that imo Tull runs away with it.
So I guess Tull for the win.
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Tull
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Icarium
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ELP by a huge margin
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Man With Hat
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Tull
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^ Yea, I thought this was a good match up, you can make an argument for either band.
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AFlowerKingCrimson
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I voted "both equally" because although historically ELP were in my top ten I think JT were just as good and just as important but both had some really great music and ultimately it's difficult for me to chose one over the other. I might lean slightly more towards Tull these days but voted for both anyway. Thanks for having that option. ;)
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Manuel
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Tull, simply because of Martin Barre.
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Two big names in prog. Who do you like?
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