THICK AS A BRICK

Jethro Tull

Prog Folk

4.64 | 3711 ratings

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I would say, "Where is the weakest part of this song?" This is, just a tremendous song. Every minutes in this song make me awake strained almost 44 minutes.

"Really don't mind if you sit this one out." was an unforgettable phrase that I hear in this song. The phrase comes after a harmonious guitar riffs. After this part (I called it Edit Part #1, which starts from "Really don't mind..." till "... and say it's a shame"), the tension was raisen. Our ears attacked by so many strong-harmonious sounds that arranged by those geniouses. In around minute 20-23, we can feel the transition between Thick as a Brick part 1 and 2. In part 2, we can hear at least two progressive beat transition in minute 25:45 and 40:44. We can see the transition was genious. After the last transition one, the song backwards into the first edit part (yeah, I called it so) and your wise man don't know how it feels to thick as a brick.

Well, this is overall top-rated album. Maybe 10/5 rate one. The music was unquestionable, the lyrics' brilliant, and the concept... I even never thought would create a fictional lyricist. Awesome, Mr. Ian!

progeater | 5/5 | 2007-10-18

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