Comments for Jethro Tull, Broadsword and the Beast

After two or three rounds at it, you can find the subtle change from the folkish to electronic, that marked that Tull's period. And you won't be dissapointed, bet you. (Comments: Carlos Martínez, Monterrey, México)

Beautiful artwork, 6 great songs (the -first- six), and a few exciting moments, this album quite pays its money worth back. I myself am always enchanted by the 50 seconds long "Cheerio" at the end of the album.

great CD. almost every song is awesome. i must have heard it over the years more than 50 times and still like it very much. how many bands can you say that about these days??