Asklemmy

First I have to mention that there was an overlay of one of the shortened versions (20 or so minutes) of thick as a brick with a silent black and white short film called "an occurrence at owl creek bridge" but I can't find it. Likely it was taken down. But it is one of the best overlay music to film type of things I ever experienced.

While goign through I realized how hard it is to say something has become a proper story and im not sure all of these are. There is a sort of tale around most all tull songs but many sorta walk the line between story and just sort of meaning. Also I likely lack some context to understand the story from some.

"For Michael Collins, Jeffrey and Me" - this is about the guy who stayed in the lunar module on the first moon landing - 4mins "Aqualung" - about a homeless man - over 6 mins "cross eyed mary" - about a teenage prostitute - 4mins "Locomotive Breath" - shorter song about the plight of life - 4minish "Wind-Up" - about why worship of a god is necessary - 6mins "sweet dream" - if the collection of music videos made in a dvd called slipstream is to be believed its about a vampire seducing a girl. - 4mins "The Witch's Promise" - boy being seduced by witch - almost 4mins "Minstrel in the Gallery" - farciful story of a bard getting it over on the man - 8mins "Baker St. Muse" - adding this in because I feel its the songs the bard from minstrel in the gallery might of sung. Its one song that is sorta 4 songs and goes for 16mins "we used to know" - this song is sorta a meloncholy nostalgia for the band when it started and those not with it and sorta works as a brief story of being in a band before and after success "Quizz Kid" - about the game show cheating scandal from the 1950's - 5mins "Crazed Institution" - about being famous - just under 5mins "From a Dead Beat to an Old Greaser" - exactly as it sounds about generational divide - 4mins "Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die" - about generations sorta selling out. could be silent generation but I think its about boomers especially given its late seventies and its about where is your rock and roll spirit that defined you - 5+mins "Hunting Girl" - high status girl gets rare opportunity alone with a young nobody from the perspective of the nobody - 5mins "Velvet green" - guy trying to convince girl to take a roll in the hay - 6mins "Pibroch (Cap in Hand)" - guy walks in on cheating wife - 8mins "fire at midnigh" - guy walks home to loving wife - 2+mins "...And the Mouse Police Never Sleeps" - about cats - 3mins "Moths" - about the allure of fire - 3+mins "journeyman" - commuting home on a train - 4ish