Only interesting for collectors

I'm in the mind to hurt so have to write something, but this album would have been Ian Anderson perhaps pinched better.
The instrumental parts come professionally and makelos, but also without any spark can skip over, but the vocals are a drama.
Anyone who has experienced the band live lately knows that the result is certainly fined here, yet it still sounds very moderate.
The studio albums from Ian Anderson can still see and hear, even if it seems to have gone out a bit the musical inspiration for "Homo Eraticus", but from live recordings of the past 10 years, one should refrain unless you a Jethro- Tull-Kompletist is.