Jethro Tull - Songs From The Wood CD (album) cover   Jethro Tull
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Reviewer 4 stars Songs From The Wood is a very folky album with
lots of nice acoustic tracks, and several heavier songs. Most of
the songs are quite catchy and I find most songs very
interesting. Anderson's voice is definitely one of a kind, and I
think it really fits the album.  The album opens up with the
title track. It starts out with only harmony vocals, but soon
flute and acoustic guitar will join the jolly vocals. Though the
song starts out pretty strange, and I think people will easily
dislike it, the song changes into everything you didn't expect
of it, a very, very powerful bass riff makes it's entry and the
song gets epic. Though the song keeps it's folky vibe, it
becomes a fantastic rocking track, really an amazing opener,
maybe even the best of the whole album.  Next is "Jack-In-The-
Green", an acoustic and very f