Jethro Tull – Aqualung

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Artist: Jethro Tull

Title: Aqualung

Year: 1971

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Tracklist

  • 1. Aqualung (6:36)
  • 2. Cross-Eyed Mary (4:10)
  • 3. Cheap Day Return (1:20)
  • 4. Mother Goose (3:52)
  • 5. Wond'ring Aloud (1:53)
  • 6. Up to Me (3:14)
  • 7. My God (7:11)
  • 8. Hymn 43 (3:16)
  • 9. Slipstream (1:11)
  • 10. Locomotive Breath (4:26)
  • 11. Wind-Up (6:00)
  • 12. Lick Your Fingers Clean (2:46)
  • 13. Wind-Up (5:23)
  • 14. Ian Anderson Interview (13:58)

Review

'Aqualung' is one of those albums that just grabs you from the first listen. I remember putting it on for the first time and being blown away by how Jethro Tull managed to blend so many different styles into one cohesive sound. The way they mix folk, blues, and hard rock is something special, and it's no wonder this album became such a big hit.

The acoustic elements really stand out to me. Songs like 'Wond'ring Aloud' and 'Mother Goose' have this intimate feel that's so different from the heavier tracks. It reminds me of lazy Sunday afternoons, just chilling with a cup of coffee and letting the music wash over you. And then you've got tracks like 'Locomotive Breath' that just make you want to crank up the volume and rock out.

What really strikes me about 'Aqualung' is how it tackles some pretty heavy themes without feeling preachy. The way Ian Anderson explores religion and social issues is thought-provoking, but it never gets in the way of the music. It's the kind of album that you can enjoy on different levels - whether you're in the mood to dive deep into the lyrics or just want to appreciate the killer riffs and melodies. - Alex

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