THE BROADSWORD AND THE BEAST

I cannot agree with the term that this is a "bad" album. I think Tull fans will not be disappointed by excellent material such as "Beastie," "Clasp," "Fallen on Hard Times," "Broadsword," "Seal Driver," and "Cheerio." So i said this is a strong Tull album, maybe didn't has the impact to the public like '70 stuff, but the times were changing. The musical market were full of heavy metal on one hand, on the other the new wave took is own place. A great album, he deserve a better view by the people who really knows music, not some crapy reviewers. Corect me if i'm wrong....4 stars