does tull qualify?

To me Jethro Tull set the standard for Rock & Roll in the early seventies. Starting off as a blues band with the influence of Nick Abrams and turning it into as Gilman61255 puts it " come together beautifully " one of the most progressive bands out there. From Ians' flute to Martin Barres' guitar Tull would mesmerize the audience at each show. I really miss the old stuff and play it whenever I can. My favorites, Night Cap and Broadsword.

Can someone recommend the best post-Passion Play Tull?
I sort of lost interest after that and feel I might be missing some good stuff.

The best post PP (yeah I did that on purpose) is Crest of A Knave, but it's not the only good LP they did after the dismal failure of PP...

Broadsword is a great LP, but I liked the pastoral LPs too...

For more recent work, Roots to Branches has some really good work on it, and a newer sound with the Indian influence and the bamboo flutes used on several tracks... and I found a copy on vinyl! Hoooraaaahhhh

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I love Tull, his Grammy for best Heavy Metal album rocks :)

.... 10 bucks a bag .... 5 bucks a case ..... sitting on a park bench.....Without a doubt, Tull qualifies !!!!