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Why Ian Anderson counts this Jethro Tull track as the band's most signficant work
The 1974 smash reversed Tull's fortunes as they entered the studio for their sink-or-swim fourth album
Martin Barre neglected one aspect of guitar until another famous player helped him see the light
The former Jethro Tull guitarist says, "There’s always some aspect that will grab me, and right now it’s my right-handed technique"
Ian Anderson and guitarist Mick Abrahams regroup the original Jethro Tull in 2002 for a return to their blues roots
The get-together reveals how the prog-rock innovators might have turned out were it not for Anderson's ambitions
Steven Wilson reveals what King Crimson's music taught him about Robert Fripp's genius
Reworking Crimson's iconic debut helped the modern prog guitarist understand what made the group so innovative in the first place
Alex Lifeson explains how modding his Stratocaster led him to create one of his most iconic guitars
The guitarist also revealed he and Geddy Lee are “bombarded” by requests from drummers to resurrect Rush
Alex Lifeson reveals the technique he stole from Rory Gallagher during their time together on the road
The two guitarists became close friends over a pair of tours. Says Lifeson, "To see him lose himself in his guitar playing was truly remarkable"
Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson on the obscure jazz record which helped kickstart the British prog boom of the ‘70s
The genre-mashing LP featured two would-be Cream members and unusual instrumentation, leaving a lasting impression on the prog rock icon
"We play rush stuff and jam." Alex Lifeson says he and Geddy Lee haven't ended their music partnership
Nearly 10 years since Rush’s final show, the group's two surviving members haven't ended their creative partnership
