Thick as a Brick
"Thick as a Brick" is a progressive rock album by the British band Jethro Tull, released in 1972. The album is known for its unique structure, presented as a single continuous piece of music divided into two parts. It features complex lyrics and intricate instrumentation, showcasing the band's distinctive sound.
The album was conceived as a parody of the concept album genre, with its elaborate packaging and satirical themes. It was inspired by a fictional poem written by a character named Gerald Bostock, which serves as the album's lyrical foundation. "Thick as a Brick" received critical acclaim and remains a significant work in rock music history.