A PASSION PLAY

Jethro Tull

Prog Folk

4.05 | 1661 ratings

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NOT THAT THICK, BUT STILL STRONG

This was the next adventure into Jethro Tull's musical exploration alter the release of their prior masterpiece "Thick as a Brick", but it didn't work as well as the previous mentioned one. When you listen to Jethro Tull, the only thing you can expect is a close expression of what perfection is, so maybe that's why I can't rate it 5 stars, but that doesn't means this is a bad album at all, quite contrary, after "Thick as a Brick, this was the album I enjoyed the most of this band leaded by Ian Anderson. The own sound they've developed since their first album in 1968 is pretty amazing and they have also experimented not only with folk, but with some blues, space keyboards and heavy riffs, and this is what makes their music so cheerful and enjoyable. The fact in here is that they've put the bar so high and that's really hard to beat.

MadcapLaughs84 | 4/5 | 2007-5-18

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