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"Locomotive Breath" by Jethro Tull

Album: Aqualung (1971)
Genre: Progressive rock, hard rock, blues rock
Writer: Ian Anderson
Key Features:
A driving, train-like rhythm with Martin Barre’s gritty guitar and Ian Anderson’s iconic flute riffs.
Starts with a slow piano intro, building to a high-energy climax.
Lyrics depict a man’s life spiraling uncontrollably, likened to a runaway train, exploring themes of alienation, despair, and societal pressure.
Notable line: “In the shuffling madness / Of the locomotive breath”
Cultural Impact:
A classic rock staple, frequently played on radio and in live performances.
Known for Anderson’s theatrical delivery and flute solos, it’s a fan favorite.
Reflects early ’70s anxieties, resonating with audiences then and now.
Recording Note: Captured in a single take to preserve its raw, urgent feel.

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