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“It doesn’t get anywhere close to The Dark Side Of The Moon, but a few years ago it had clocked up 12 million sales. That’s pretty big!”: Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson on the band’s classic album — with the “bloody awful” cover

Thursday June 12, 2025. 04:04 PM , from Keyboard Magazine

And no - it's not a concept album!

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