| (4) Thick as a Brick |
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| Thick as a Brick There is only one song on this entire album - the epic poem by young Gerald "Little Milton" Bostock. This album is fun and had to be fun to make. It is one song but its like many songs in one. |
| (5) This Was |
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| My Sunday Feeling Some Day the Sun Won't Shine for You Beggar's Farm Move on Alone Seranade to a Cuckoo Dharma for One It's Breaking Me Up Cat's Squirrel A Song For Jeffrey Round |
| It's the group's first album and Mick Abrahams' blues influence is prevalent in several songs. More importantly it set the stage for the Anderson flute on the rock scene. It's a bit raw compared to most of the later work but I enjoy it. It got me hooked on Tull. |
| 6. War Child |
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| This 1974 album returned to a more standard format after "Passion Play", which did not receive the positive reviews that "Thick as a Brick" did. This one is full of cynicism and anger in some songs but also features the light hearted and popular Bungle in the Jungle. |
| War Child Queen and Country Ladies Back Door Angels Sealion Skating Away on the Thin Ice of the New Day Bungle in the Jungle Only Solitaire The Third Hoorah Two Fingers |