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Track Listings
| 1. Passion Play |
| 2. Story Of The Hare Who Lost His Spectacles |
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Led by Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull had commercial and (varying) critical success with BENEFIT, AQUALUNG and THICK AS A BRICK. However, it was after 1973's A PASSION PLAY, a musically and thematically bold "concept" album, that the band seemed alarmed by the critics' nibbling little pens. Anderson wasreportedly so wearied by critics' vitriol that he announcedhe would never tour again--but did a year later. (Despite the critical hostility, A PASSION PLAY soared to No. 1 in theU.S.).
Musically and lyrically dense, A PASSION PLAY features Anderson's enigmatic lyrics sprinkled with biblical references, and Tull's sprightly mix of minstrel-style Englishfolk with electrified, prog rock overtones. Some may find the CD issue--which doesn't delineate from track to track, implicitly requesting listeners stay the 45-minute course fromstart to finish--a bit challenging. But those who enjoy vintage Tull recordings will be intrigued by this daring and experimental effort.
Led by Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull had commercial and (varying) critical success with BENEFIT, AQUALUNG and THICK AS A BRICK. However, it was after 1973's A PASSION PLAY, a musically and thematically bold "concept" album, that the band seemed alarmed by the critics' nibbling little pens. Anderson wasreportedly so wearied by critics' vitriol that he announcedhe would never tour again--but did a year later. (Despite the critical hostility, A PASSION PLAY soared to No. 1 in theU.S.).
Musically and lyrically dense, A PASSION PLAY features Anderson's enigmatic lyrics sprinkled with biblical references, and Tull's sprightly mix of minstrel-style Englishfolk with electrified, prog rock overtones. Some may find the CD issue--which doesn't delineate from track to track, implicitly requesting listeners stay the 45-minute course fromstart to finish--a bit challenging. But those who enjoy vintage Tull recordings will be intrigued by this daring and experimental effort.