I grew up listening and watching Jethro Tull in Turkey, they shaped my music taste, I remember dressing like Ian Anderson in the 70s, I was hooked to their music and outfits
Cornelius Maximilianus oh my goodness, really, you dressed like that? You got to be kidding? How do you dress now? Never mind. I can't believe it. Unbelievable. Did you move around like him too? I mean nobody even sold that kind of clothes. Of all the comments ever made, yours is got to be the, in others words no one will ever top it.
Interesting to me that a Turkish guy would take to Anglo-Saxon folklore and fashion as exemplified by Tull. I'm an Anglo-Saxon American who always loved Shakespeare, Robin Hood, Peter Pan, Alice In Wonderland and Lord of the Rings type stuff, and always thought it was some kind of racial memory.
So what shall I say? Being that mature at such an age,amazing. Loved your music! Went to some of your concerts too. Great fun besides the musical side of it. Musical exellence . Kind Regards Tore Stai Mr.Stai What I call myself as an artist The crazed institutions of the stars,you know, by the way You’re never too old for rock&roll. If you’re too Young to die,👍
homer84065 no shit, she seems like a total sqaure, yuppie, and I bet she's a liberal. One thing that always got on my nerves, were people who were old enough to remember the 70s, but don't know shit about the rock n roll ....idiots, and somebody made a comment about how women don't know about rock n roll. I can give you a long list of things they don't know about.
A rather clueless interviewer. Ian is always interesting and I feel for him having to repeat the cliche Q&A interview materials. Glad to see this posted anyway! Thanks.
It's more than a job. And that's why people still hold on. Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times". People NEED to be. They really do. Pink Floyd's "The Wall". Moody's taking on the values of church without being dogmatic. Looking healthy and still 'being'.
Love listening to Ian's voice not matter how pathetic the interviewer !! Christ she asks all the obvious questions that he has answered a million frigging times. Ahhhhhhhhhh !!!
while Fanny is clearly not the greatest interviewer, i don't think this is as bad as everyone is whining about. I think she actually knows a few things to ask about that matter, she listened, lets Ian do his thing. Ian is going to make any interview matter, she doesn't wreck it too bad. Jesus folks, have a drink and calm down.
And it appeared to me that Ian enjoyed this interview more than most. He smiled and laughed more than I've ever seen him do in interviews. Not just at his own comments.
yeah he seemed to be aware he was dealing with someone who was well-meaning if not a super well informed person. Most interviewers on shows like that don't typically have a deep knowledge of who they are having on.@@AJ-tp9bk
Her first question about sobriety is entirely offensive. She has no idea about the history of the group. Ian and the band were famously sober. And then bringing up Brian Adams?! Awful.
Watching this interview was painful - Ian seemed to be doing his best to give thoughtful and interesting answers but this lady was just awful. How she has a job on TV is just beyond me.
This woman's way of stupidly interviewing oddly makes Ian's answers pretty good; like things I've never heard from him before in previous interviews....
I don’t normally make negative comments. However, to be honest this interviewer isn’t worthy of interviewing such a talented and important musician. She needs lessons.
Interesting but not very engaging! this feels like an interview by someone that doesn't know anything about the interviewee other than briefing notes probably quickly read.
I picked up a flute once. Couldn't make a single sound on it - not one, except a sort of soft white noise ssshhhhhh. :-( It's odd. Usually Anderson is fascinating to watch and listen to, but I'm having trouble staying awake through this torture. I think he is too.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111 From a mad keen 75yo Aussie fan. What a brilliant musician. For god's sake get away from moaning about Fanny. Cpild you do better????????????????
So many supportive messages! But he's full of shite. It's really all about grabbing the money. He sacked his best players, so he could hire unknown players, allowing him to take the money for himself. He thought fans wouldn't notice. Wrong! For real fans, very wrong. When he dismantled the band with Martin Barre and Barrie Barlow, I left him forever. I never bought another album. Does he care? Probably not. He's wealthy, with has enough gullible fans to maintain his income.
The most cringe worthy interview ever. Ian held it together well, because he's used it, but shit! It may not be her uninformed fault, but it's really bad.
Dude is an intellect. Very gifted artist.
awsome interview
He is like scholared country grntlemen that loves blues and brings his brilliant vision of music to a unbelievable dynamic sort of classical fusion!
I grew up listening and watching Jethro Tull in Turkey, they shaped my music taste, I remember dressing like Ian Anderson in the 70s, I was hooked to their music and outfits
That had to get a few looks there!
Cornelius Maximilianus oh my goodness, really, you dressed like that? You got to be kidding? How do you dress now? Never mind. I can't believe it. Unbelievable. Did you move around like him too? I mean nobody even sold that kind of clothes. Of all the comments ever made, yours is got to be the, in others words no one will ever top it.
Interesting to me that a Turkish guy would take to Anglo-Saxon folklore and fashion as exemplified by Tull. I'm an Anglo-Saxon American who always loved Shakespeare, Robin Hood, Peter Pan, Alice In Wonderland and Lord of the Rings type stuff, and always thought it was some kind of racial memory.
You wore a codpiece and tights??? Neato!
I’m fascinated by this man
Great stuff from Ian!
Best interview I've seen of Ian. Learned a lot.
I thought it was interesting, too. Looks like we're in the minority.
So what shall I say?
Being that mature at such an age,amazing.
Loved your music!
Went to some of your concerts too.
Great fun besides the musical side of it.
Musical exellence .
Kind Regards
Tore Stai
Mr.Stai
What I call myself as an artist
The crazed institutions of the stars,you know,
by the way You’re never too old for rock&roll. If you’re too Young to die,👍
Tull Best band of all times.
Wonderful speaking voice.....public school, or in his case grammar school accent....
Not too old to rock 'n' roll or die.
Genius
I'm willing to bet that Fanny couldn't name a Jethro Tull song if her life depended on it
women dont know shit about music
She probably thinks Ian was on The Beverly Hillbillies
@@thecat8513 yeah, and men don't know shit about women
homer84065 no shit, she seems like a total sqaure, yuppie, and I bet she's a liberal. One thing that always got on my nerves, were people who were old enough to remember the 70s, but don't know shit about the rock n roll ....idiots, and somebody made a comment about how women don't know about rock n roll. I can give you a long list of things they don't know about.
Cross Eyed Fanny
I think he has become immune to inane interviewers and but the ball back into their court by giving full, thoughtful answers.
"I did a lot of things for the first time when i was 20yo ... " that is hilarious
A rather clueless interviewer. Ian is always interesting and I feel for him having to repeat the cliche Q&A interview materials. Glad to see this posted anyway! Thanks.
It's more than a job. And that's why people still hold on. Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times". People NEED to be. They really do. Pink Floyd's "The Wall". Moody's taking on the values of church without being dogmatic. Looking healthy and still 'being'.
HOW does he keep from passing out from hyper-ventilation?
+Andre Newcomb Remembering the lyrics, tone demands, timing, stage positions, relating with the audience. Extraordinary!
Love listening to Ian's voice not matter how pathetic the interviewer !!
Christ she asks all the obvious questions that he has answered a million frigging times.
Ahhhhhhhhhh !!!
Maybe she didn't really want to interview him. The show dictates who to get on.
while Fanny is clearly not the greatest interviewer, i don't think this is as bad as everyone is whining about. I think she actually knows a few things to ask about that matter, she listened, lets Ian do his thing. Ian is going to make any interview matter, she doesn't wreck it too bad. Jesus folks, have a drink and calm down.
Fanatics of bands are not the most intelligent or open-minded people.
And it appeared to me that Ian enjoyed this interview more than most. He smiled and laughed more than I've ever seen him do in interviews. Not just at his own comments.
yeah he seemed to be aware he was dealing with someone who was well-meaning if not a super well informed person. Most interviewers on shows like that don't typically have a deep knowledge of who they are having on.@@AJ-tp9bk
...the words of Shakespeare with the music of Mozart.
Is this a Sean Connery interview? Seriously, though. This isn't the worst interview. It's rather interesting.
Андерсон настоящий дядька!
Wow Ian looks so much better in his older age than the fuzzy haired hippie of his youth!
Yes, very distinguished and classy. I still like his Wildman Of Borneo look in the 70's too! 😉
This woman is cringe-worthy, but Ian makes the interview worthwhile
Yes cringe-worthy, they couldn't find somebody a little more hip, it's like being interviewed by your mother in law!
Ian is always articulate, intelligent and interesting
Nowadays, Ian is like everyone's grandpa. @@hoffer54
Her first question about sobriety is entirely offensive. She has no idea about the history of the group. Ian and the band were famously sober. And then bringing up Brian Adams?! Awful.
Why? It offends Tull aficionados?
@@Samsgarden I don't know, how you would feel if the first thing someone asked you on an interview is if you were on drugs :D
Exactly. These people get far too obsessed with their bands. @@Samsgarden
seems like a nice guy!
bought on eBay came from a wee town in Buckinghamshire called Beaconsfield owned by a lovely women !!
"put off by party people"!
Actually a decent interview, not just same old q's about Aqualung, etc etc.
I agree.
924 Turbo, I know I own it !!!
Who the hell booked this interview for Ian? With this bird-brain? It's mind-blowing.
Wow, if it wasn’t for the producer prompting her with correct information in her ear, she would have introduced Ian as Mr Tull...
I would shout out..."Iam tired of these same old f***ing questions, Fanny!"
Watching this interview was painful - Ian seemed to be doing his best to give thoughtful and interesting answers but this lady was just awful. How she has a job on TV is just beyond me.
WTF at 6:59 You are born In The Scotland😱🤦🏻♀️🤔😆🤣😂
Fanny needs to lay off the caffeine.
Ian was very gracious though, class act.
If you look around 13:44, I just think she had to go pee. And Ian does tend to get a bit long-winded sometimes.
This woman's way of stupidly interviewing oddly makes Ian's answers pretty good; like things I've never heard from him before in previous interviews....
I was going to complain about this woman... But everyone else has already
I just think she was on the Chardonnay.
I don’t normally make negative comments. However, to be honest this interviewer isn’t worthy of interviewing such a talented and important musician. She needs lessons.
''born in the Scotland'' ..
That’s what happened to him 🍁😋🌷🌷🌷💕🌤🌤
Interesting but not very engaging! this feels like an interview by someone that doesn't know anything about the interviewee other than briefing notes probably quickly read.
I picked up a flute once. Couldn't make a single sound on it - not one, except a sort of soft white noise ssshhhhhh. :-( It's odd. Usually Anderson is fascinating to watch and listen to, but I'm having trouble staying awake through this torture. I think he is too.
get a grip fanny! This man can speak music!
Take a load off, Fanny
He looks a bit like Halford now!
ha ha
Unfortunately can't sing like Salford though!
Salford that is.
YES!
Sanford. Fred. @@JJKarpinski
"born in the scottland" because that is English! -_-
ian should support links coming back into england
"Like ... someone who didn't play the flute and picks it up for the first time would not be all that good ..."
Is Ian an VEGGIE or was that just a guess by the interviewer?
Do you think Ian likes fanny
If you listen to many of his lyrics, I would wager a bet that he very much does.
ian i have a flute style betteer than yours , talk to me bro!!!
WTF was she talking about veggie dogs for?
That was code.
She's an unbelievably bad interviewer ........
You just hate women.
So obvious she's reading off a teleprompter at the beginning, haha
Her name is fanny. Haaaaaa.
Bad boy. I'm just glad her last name is Kiefer and not Queefer.
this woman has problems.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111
From a mad keen 75yo Aussie fan.
What a brilliant musician.
For god's sake get away from moaning about Fanny.
Cpild you do better????????????????
Doesn't fanny always make men moan?
joe loss -----de4lta muddy n
So many supportive messages! But he's full of shite. It's really all about grabbing the money. He sacked his best players, so he could hire unknown players, allowing him to take the money for himself. He thought fans wouldn't notice. Wrong! For real fans, very wrong. When he dismantled the band with Martin Barre and Barrie Barlow, I left him forever. I never bought another album. Does he care? Probably not. He's wealthy, with has enough gullible fans to maintain his income.
he lost his voice completely..can´t sing any Tull songs anymore..thats the truth, everybodies bitchin about Daltrey who is doing fantastic now..
......don't know who to feel more embarrassed for in this interview....
It's Nancy Pelosi before she was in the senate.
The most cringe worthy interview ever. Ian held it together well, because he's used it, but shit! It may not be her uninformed fault, but it's really bad.
its part of his j o b !
Terrible interview. Just calling him "best selling musical artist" makes him sound like a salesman of some sort.
Well, it's not like he's the second coming of Christ.
Terrible Interviewer. Very unprepared.
The interviewer is awful. Babbling on about veggie dogs? Come on.
She was sneaking code to Ian.
hypocrite