Released 55 years on this day

That band was named after an English lawyer who invented a machine that planted seeds uniformly in rows. Learned this recently when reading a gardening blog.

Wish I would have seen them live.

@thecarpathian 

1

: a literary, artistic, musical, or architectural work that imitates the style of previous work

His building designs are pastiches based on classical forms.

also : such stylistic imitation

2

a: a musical, literary, or artistic composition made up of selections from different works : potpourri

The research paper was essentially a pastiche made up of passages from different sources.

b: hodgepodge

The house is decorated in a pastiche of Asian styles.

@muncybob311 

Yep.  Commonly known as A Seed Drill

I Saw them at Red Rocks years ago.  Like their 30th anniversary. Then Saw Anderson there with the Colorado Symphony.   Kinda pissed at the old fart now for kicking Martin Barre out of the band. 

This one, like some other British albums, was perfectly put together.  Once started, you HAD to listen all the way through. 

When I was a wee lad I thought all the songs were a double entendre. Such deep thoughts from a bunch of rockers.   But I thought Mother Goose was just a tune about the street actors.  Unlike one of Tull's other songs Kissing Willie.  Which may have a much deeper meaning.