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TAAB2 - Tonight! (3/25)

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Topic: TAAB2 - Tonight! (3/25)
Posted By: maani
Subject: TAAB2 - Tonight! (3/25)
Date Posted: March 25 2012 at 16:25

If you have Sirius/XM radio, you can hear Thick As a Brick 2 in its entirety tonight.  Beginning at 10pm Eastern time, on Channel 27 (Deep Tracks), they will rebroadcast Dennis Elsas' interview with Ian Anderson, which includes the broadcast of the original Thick As A Brick album without interruption, and the entirety of the new TAAB2 album, with commentary by Anderson.  Don't miss this!




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Posted By: DomValela
Date Posted: March 25 2012 at 16:49
Wow...sounds like a hell of a radio show...can somebody record it? That's worth keeping just for Anderson's commentary!

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Posted By: Man With Hat
Date Posted: March 25 2012 at 16:55
Damn. Looks like I'll have to steal the car for tonight. Tongue

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I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive
Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.


Posted By: maani
Date Posted: March 25 2012 at 19:17

Just for the record (no pun intended!), it's 7pm Pacific time.  And for those who are interested, below is the "concept" and full lyrics for the album:

The Concept

The theme of this anniversary follow-up album is to examine the possible different paths that the precocious young schoolboy, Gerald Bostock, might have taken later in life and to create alter-ego characters whose song-section identities illustrate the hugely varied potential twists and turns of fate and opportunity. Not just for Gerald but to echo how our own lives develop, change direction and ultimately conclude through chance encounters and interventions, however tiny and insignificant they might seem at the time.

In the development of the piece, the divergences of life’s infinitely forked roads finally give way to an almost gravitational pull which brings us back in convergence to, perhaps, a pre-ordained, karma-like conclusion.

As we baby-boomers look back on our own lives, we must often feel an occasional “what-if” moment. Might we, like Gerald, have become instead preacher, soldier, down-and-out, shopkeeper or finance tycoon?

And those of more tender years -the social media and internet generation -may choose to ponder well the myriad of chance possibilities ahead of them at every turn.....
Odd chap, life.....

Ian Anderson January 2012 
 
 
Admin edit: Sorry Maani, but as you know (much as we would like to) we cannot publish full lyrics on the site without the consent of the copyright owner.


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Ian Alterman



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