JETHRO TULL : A LITTLE LIGHT MUSIC

1. Someday the Sun Won't Shine for You
2. Living in the Past
3. Life Is a Long Song
4. Under Wraps
5. Rocks on the Road
6. Nursie
7. Too Old to Rock 'N' Roll, Too Young to Die
8. One White Duck
9. A New Day Yesterday
10. John Barleycorn
11. Look into the Sun
12. The Christmas Song
13. From a Dead Beat to an Old Greaser
14. This Is Not Love
15. Bourée
16. Pussy Willow
17. Locomotive Breath

Label : EMI

Time : 77:41

Release Year : 1992

Venues : Athens, London, Frankfurt, Zürich, Caesarea, Mannheim, Ankara, Prague, Graz, Munich, Berlin, Dortmund, Jerusalem

Recording Dates : May 2nd, 1992 - May 23, 1992

Review (AllMusic) : After the '70s, Jethro Tull struggled with each album to update their sound, but kept falling short with out-of-place synthesizers and drum machines. Three attempts at harder-rocking albums were followed by the Little Light Music tour in 1992, one which took a step back into a relaxing semi-acoustic setting. This album, a document of that May's European shows, should be treasured by fans looking for something more than the 10,000th performance of "Aqualung" (although it does contain the 10,001st performance of "Locomotive Breath"). The playing highlights the gentlest musical abilities of Ian Anderson, Martin Barre, bassist/mandolinist Dave Pegg, and temporary drummer Dave Mattacks (Pegg's Fairport Convention buddy). Old favorites are rearranged alongside rarely performed tunes from the Tull catalog. The quieter numbers ("Life Is a Long Song") and instrumentals ("Look into the Sun") come off best in this club-like atmosphere, although the production is a little chilly.