Martin's Thick As A Brick - Simpsons #1712

FYI Tull fans....The Simpsons' character Martin Prince recited 'Thick As A Brick' last night on the Simpsons episode #1712.
- The show ended with a very clear version of 'Thick As A Brick' with Ian Anderson singing.

...shades of Gerald (Little Milton) Bostock

 

No No-Noise etc.? ;-)

 

I'm certain that the best version of Martin's rendition is the mono, vinyl 45, preferably the Japanese pressing. If we could only get Steve to undertake this.

 

That was the best episode of The Simpsons. EVER!!!

(well, not really, but one of the best)

 

How much of it did he recite? And why?

 

Impressions expressed?

*I caught the end of the show - looks like the girls were:
being geared towards the average rather than the exceptional.

Episode title - "Girls Just Wanna Have Sums"

 

He won an award for "Best Flautist". (Is that really the correct spelling for one who plays the flute?)

 

Judges disqualified Gerald Bostock

 

Yeah, but avoid the secret remaster... it can be identified by the hand-written "D'OH" in the deadwax... the better version bears the inscription "HAW-HAW".

That really was a superior episode... Groening & Co. really do gender issues right.

 

Jethro Toe Productions "HEE-HAW-HAW" version raps out!

 

My opinion ONLY.....this has been a lackluster year from the family Simpson! Here's hoping they are saving their A material for the MOVIE!!!!!

 

We'll have to agree to disagree there... I've really enjoyed this season... or at least I've had more laugh-out-loud moments than in the last 2 or 3 seasons.

Certainly tons better than that wannabe knockoff Family Guy.

As for the movie, I'm not getting my hopes up... talented as the writers are, a feature-length film is a lot to ask... some things are better in short form.

Like the Ramones.

Johnny Ramone: "Hey, up yours, Springfield!"