A (album)

A (album)
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A
Album par Jethro Tull
Sortie 29 août 1980
Genre rock électronique, synthpop, rock progressif
Producteur Ian Anderson, Robin Black
Label Island (Royaume-Uni)
Chrysalis (États-Unis)
Critique Allmusic[1] : 3/5
Albums de Jethro Tull
Stormwatch (1979)
Broadsword and the Beast (1982)

A est un album de Jethro Tull sorti en 1980.

Liste des titres

Toutes les chansons sont de Ian Anderson.

  1. Crossfire – 3:55
  2. Fylingdale Flyer – 4:35
  3. Working John, Working Joe – 5:04
  4. Black Sunday – 6:35
  5. Protect and Survive – 3:36
  6. Batteries Not Included – 3:52
  7. Uniform – 3:34
  8. 4.W.D. (Low Ratio) – 3:42
  9. The Pine Marten's Jig – 3:28
  10. And Further On – 4:21

La version remasterisée de 2004 inclut le film Slipstream en DVD bonus.

Musiciens

Références


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