Roots to Branches
Jethro Tull · 1995
60 min · 11 tracks · electronic · folk rock · hard rock
A fusion of progressive rock and folk elements, layered with contemplative lyrics and intricate instrumentation.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- dynamic journey with reflective peaks
- contemplative moments for quiet evenings
- wave-like pacing for attentive listening
- intricate instrumentation for detail lovers
Maybe skip if you want
- prefer straightforward, fast-paced music
- seek instant gratification in tracks
Where this album fits
- Career context
- Released in 1995, 'Roots to Branches' was Jethro Tull's 18th studio album, showcasing a shift towards a more polished sound after the band’s earlier more experimental works. At this stage, lead vocalist Ian Anderson was exploring themes of spirituality and personal reflection, making this album a notable entry in their discography as they sought to connect with a new generation of listeners.
- Stylistic neighbors
- King Crimson· Yes· Genesis
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Roots to Branches 5:11
- 2 Rare and Precious Chain 3:35
- 3 Out of the Noise 3:25
- 4 This Free Will 4:05
- 5 Valley 6:07
- 6 Dangerous Veils 5:35
- 7 Beside Myself 5:50
- 8 Wounded, Old and Treacherous 7:50
- 9 At Last, Forever 7:55
- 10 Stuck in the August Rain 4:06
- 11 Another Harry's Bar 6:21
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