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Jethro Tull: Thick As A Brick

Dave Marsh, Creem, August 1972

JETHRO TULL's admirers are wont to believe that the lads are an inventive, entertaining, eminently witty, oft profound rock group, with a propensity for satire matched only – if at all – by the Mothers of Invention.

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