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A landmark achievement in 1970s progressive rock, this vintage Jethro Tull Thick as a Brick vinyl LP is an early U.S. Reprise Records pressing from the album's original 1972 release period, featuring the distinctive orange steamboat labels with Chrysalis Productions branding. Manufactured in the United States and bearing catalog number MS 2072, this stereo edition features matching label matrix numbers 31,378 and 31,379, consistent with early American pressings. Written by Ian Anderson and credited in part to fictional poet Gerald Bostock, the album presents an ambitious two-part progressive rock composition blending intricate flute arrangements, acoustic guitar, folk rock influences, and experimental instrumentation. Produced by Ian Anderson, this celebrated classic rock album remains a sought-after addition for Jethro Tull collectors, vintage vinyl enthusiasts, and fans of British progressive rock. The year 1972 denotes the album's original release year and the phonogram copyright printed on the labels, while MS 2072 identifies the Reprise Records edition. Minor wear consistent with age and use.
