Year: 1971.
Country:
Jethro Tull discography rank: 1 (out of 48 listed on BEA)
1971 rank: 14
1970s rank: 78
Overall rank: 318
Average rating: 83/100 (from 1004 votes).
Tracks:
1. Aqualung
2. Cross-Eyed Mary
3. Cheap Day Return
4. Mother Goose
5. Wond'ring Aloud
6. Up To Me
7. My God
8. Hymn 43
9. Slipstream
10. Locomotive Breath
11. Wind-Up
indicates a top-rated track.
Top voted comments:
"I was a 16-year old camp counselor in training, far from home in a primitive forest. I ran a high fever for two days with a horrific bout of tonsillitis. All I could do was lay on a bunk in a cabin with no air conditioning and listen to my records on headphones, sweating and hallucinating. This was one of those records. I cannot be objective about believing it is an all-time great."
- kcendsley1 (Rating: 100/100)
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"Looks like a concept album , smells like a concept album , sounds like a concept album so must be a concept album ? Well, no according to the band
Regardless its an awesome album lead by the wonderful "Locomotive Breath"
A dorky flute playing dude who stands on one leg would front one of the biggest bands in the world by the time this double album came out in 1971 , who'd have thunk it !"
- Brad1770 (Rating: 80/100)
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