"Aqualung" is the 1971 album by Jethro Tull, blending folk, rock, and classical influences. It explores themes like social alienation, religion, and the human condition through intricate lyrics and diverse musical styles. The title track, "Aqualung," addresses homelessness, while songs like "Locomotive Breath" feature energetic rock. Known for its distinctive flute playing by Ian Anderson, the album is considered a groundbreaking work in progressive rock, combining poetic lyrics with innovative musical arrangements.
Condition: Pre-Owned Good
record has a couple small marks, sleeve is close to NM, contains lyric sheet inner
