is, it isn't a bad album, with an opening track that qualifies as hard rock and pretty much shouts its credentials out in Martin Barre's screaming lead guitar line, present throughout. "Jump Start" and "Raising Steam" also rock hard, and no one can complain of too much on this record being soft, apart from the acoustic "The Waking Edge," along with "Budapest" and "Said She Was a Dancer," Anderson's two ageing rock-star's-eye-view accounts of meeting women from around the world. The antiwar song "Mountain Men" is classic Tull-styled electric folk, all screaming electric guitars at a pretty high volume by its end". Grammy controversyCrest of a Knave won the 1989 Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance Vocal or Instrumental, beating the heavily favoured ...And Justice for All by Metallica and critics' choice Nothing's Shocking by Jane's Addiction. The Grammy award was controversial as many did not consider the album or Jethro Tull to be hard rock, much less heavy metal. Under advisement from their manager, no one from the band turned up to the award ceremony, as they were told that they had no chance of winning. In response to the controversy, the band's record label Chrysalis took out an advert in a British music periodical with the line, "The flute is a heavy, metal instrument!" The Grammy award was split into two categories and renamed after the event. In 2007, the win was named one of the 10 biggest upsets in Grammy history by Entertainment Weekly.Rolling Stone listed the Grammy Award as the 18th Most Awesomely Retro Moments in Grammy History. In 1992, Metallica won the Grammy for Best Heavy Metal album, for their 1991 self-titled album. During the band's acceptance speech, drummer Lars Ulrich said "We would personally like to thank Jethro Tull for not releasing an album this year!" However, Jethro Tull did release the album Catfish Rising in 1991. Track listing Vinyl CD The track originally appeared on the 20 Years of Jethro Tull'' box-set. Personnel Jethro Tull Ian Anderson – vocals, flute, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, additional percussion, keyboards, Synclavier, drum programming (on tracks 1, 5 & 9) Martin Barre – acoustic guitar, electric guitar Dave Pegg – bass guitar, acoustic bass (on track 4) Additional musicians Doane Perry – drums, percussion (on tracks 2 & 7) Gerry Conway – drums, percussion (on tracks 3, 4, 6 & 8) Ric Sanders – violin (on