Ian Anderson, Fish Farmer
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Topic: Ian Anderson, Fish Farmer
Posted By: raleighgranprix
Subject: Ian Anderson, Fish Farmer
Date Posted: June 02 2004 at 13:32
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I've mulled about this kind of interesting articles for a few days; not posting it, the story itself, talks of taxes and business more than speaking about music; yet an interesting side note on Tull & Anderson: " http://www.sundayherald.com/42278 - http://www.sundayherald.com/42278 "
------------- "You well heeled big wheel, ha ha, charade you are ... and do you feel abused, down in the pig mine, you're nearly a laugh but you're really a cry ......- PF |
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Posted By: moonchild
Date Posted: June 02 2004 at 13:39
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That's interesting. However, I remember reading an interview with Anderson in Progression magazine in the 90s and Ian insisted that he does not want to answer qusetions about fish farming in a music magazine and that in the late 70s and early 80s he invested in fish farming as a way to invest his money. I got the impression that he was perturbed that the interviewer had the nerve to bring the subject up. Case closed. Also this should be in the discussions NOT RELATED TO MUSIC section. ------------- In the Wake of Poseidon |
Posted By: raleighgranprix
Date Posted: June 02 2004 at 14:07
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You bring up good points, interesting, that Ian does have "catfish rising", rural sounds, it does seem pertinent to music in some ways. I am learning my ways around the forum. Sorry if this is out of place.
------------- "You well heeled big wheel, ha ha, charade you are ... and do you feel abused, down in the pig mine, you're nearly a laugh but you're really a cry ......- PF |
moonchild wrote:Posted By: moonchild
Date Posted: June 02 2004 at 14:16
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Sorry if I sounded a bit overbearing. Yeah, I agree that Catfish Rising was not a good title if Anderson wants to separate his investments from his music. Also the lyrics to "Rosie on the Factory floor." Welcome to the forum raleighgranprix! Always good to have Tull fans join.
------------- In the Wake of Poseidon |
