Jethro Tull: Stormwatch - LP

Stormwatch is a 1979 album by the rock group Jethro Tull - the third in their folk-rock trilogy, blending traditional folk harmonies from the British Isles with mainstream pop-rock music.
The album deals with the deteriorating environment, warning of an apocalyptic future if humanity does not abandon its pursuit of economic growth and instead turn its attention to nature. It is more pessimistic than its predecessors, Songs from the Wood and Heavy Horses.

This famous British rock band, fronted by singer, guitarist, and flautist Ian Anderson, was formed in 1967. Jethro Tull initially focused on experimental blues-rock, but their music later absorbed elements of classical music, folk, jazz, and hard rock. Their 1969 album Stand Up topped the British charts, but it was their 1971 album, Aqualung, that brought them everlasting fame.