Good job guys . My first concert to Jethro Tull was Thick as a brick concert I believe in 72 or 73 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It was unbelievable. I also saw passion play in concert. I feel blessed to have seen them 😊

I loved Homo Erraticus, and agree it feels like Jethro Tull album. Saw the I.A. touring with his band after its release, too, and was positively impressed. They performed a good deal of classic Tull material, including excertps from Passion Play!

You don't have idea...it's incredible your ranking!!!

Nice you have HE so high. That one makes me smile the whole way through. and actually, you can really hear the folk roots of all the songs.

Great video and commentary. Back in the day "Living In The Past" was an essential album but most of those tracks made it to various other extended CDs releases of the proper albums. Since you were so complete you should have ranked that along with Nightcap and The Christmas Album. You also missed IA-Walk into Light which is crap like Under Wraps. I do agree with another comment that Benefit is way too low. I have it in my 6 or 8 for sure. Also, I would swap Roots to Branches and Crest of a Knave. I do agree 100% with Divinities being an awesome album. And, yes, a perfect homework album.

I find This Was to be a really charming album. That's how I think of it.

Where is Walk into Light?

adore Heavy Horses

my god on Isle of Wight. long and most wacky performance of all time

you just cant recommend someone listening to a tull album at least once!. I didnt like ZG or Rok Flote upon first listening but after 2 listenings began to love, I mean Loooorve! them both. especially Rok flote with it's very ancient music deservidly, leanings and I would say has at least 4 new Tull Classics including, A Perfect one", Navigators, Ginnungagap, Hammer on Hammer with its searing but brief solo by parrish james.

I put RTB in the top ten,

You're crazy... 25 posisition???

Benefit at 18? ouch! But I will defend your right to say such blasphemy. Whoa cowboy, i see you moved it to 13 already. Maybe by the end it will be in the top 10 where it properly belongs. It was my intro to Tull in 1970 and I believe is essential tull

Underwraps has some great songs on it. Apogee, Tundra, Sabateur, there are a couple of clunkers- the drum machine sounds didn't help it-

Rock Island is easily the worst Jethro Tull record.

Awful list.