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Title: 1999 Grammy Award Winner: Best Heavy Metal Artist
Review: This isn't heavy metal any more than Crest of A Knave was, but it still makes Metallica look like a bunch of squires. It breaks my heart that more people my age don't listen to the brilliance of Jethro Tull (I'm 25). Ian Anderson appears to be a bottomless pit of great songs. This C.D. sounds as fresh and enthusiastic as ones they recorded twenty years ago. I think I like this lineup as much as those heralded rosters of the seventies, too(Barlow,Evans,Hammond,Palmer etc.). I also must say that Martin Barre puts on a clinic for other guitarists on this one: "How to tastefully rock like hell". The thing I like best about this and most of Jethro Tull's C.D.s is that they don't bore me after a few listens. They contain so many subtleties that they improve with each listening. In my humble opinion, Jethro Tull sound checks sound better than most music that came out this year. So buy four copies and give one to each of your friends.
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