Aqualung

Description

It was at the end of the 1960s that Jethro Tull began a career that would take a decisive turn with the golden age of progressive rock, at the dawn of the 1970s. The uniqueness of Ian Anderson’s voice and the almost systematic presence of the flute would become the hallmarks of a band that would undergo many changes. It was in 1971 that they released Aqualung, which would allow Ian Anderson and his bandmates to join Genesis and Pink Floyd in the pantheon of progressive rock. - ("excerpt from the Fnac Ideal Record Collection guide")