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- Summary: The sixth solo release for the Jethro Tull frontman is a concept album based on a writings of a historian named Ernest T. Parritt.
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- Record Label: Kscope
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Album Rock, Prog-Rock
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| Our footsteps o'er the Doggerland, chased retreating ice and snow, left us breathing high and dry, Land's End to Scapa Flow. The seeds of Albion,... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Aug 28, 2014Yes, the production on Homo Erraticus is too precise--there's too much air, there's too much room to roam, decisions that diminish the impact of the music --but the contours of the compositions deliberately and delicately recallclassic Tull, so Homo Erraticus winds up satisfying: it's as close to '70s prog as is possible in 2014.
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Aug 28, 2014The themes that combine to create this opus are also suitably sprawling, with subjects that touch upon key events and cultural touchstones essential to British history.
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MojoAug 28, 2014Anyone with a dog-eared Thick As A brick or A Passion Play album will be familiar with the rich brew of prog, folk, metal and whimsy he has served here. [Jun 2014, p.95]
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Q MagazineAug 28, 2014These tales of iron-age blacksmiths, 17th-century highwaymen and modern-day ecological disaster are brilliantly told, long on smart wordplay, but light on tunes. [Jun 2014, p.103]
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