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This is the original Tull sound- blues rock with a flute. It's not bad, but it is not prog really in any way. However, this is a good blues-rock album and a product of it's time (a year after the summer of love). It seems very dated to me now, and I rarely pull it out to listen to it, but it IS Jethro Tull, and I had all their studio albums, so I had to get this. Highlights are "SOng for Jeffrey", "My Sunday Feeling", and "Cat's Squirrel". As others have stated before, this is not really representative of the overall work of Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull, but it is a solid debut album and is worth at least 3 stars.