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Stormwatch | Jethro Tull | The Clouds Gather

Jethro Tull's Stormwatch (1979) closes their celebrated folk-rock trilogy with ecological warnings and darkened skies. Where Songs from the Wood and Heavy Horses celebrated the field and pastoral life, this final chapter turns outward to rising tides, shifting winds, and traditions under siege. This decode explores the album's urgent sound. From the industrial grit of "North Sea Oil" to the seven-minute sea epic "Flying Dutchman." We decode the cosmic tensions of "Orion," the apocalyptic unease of "Dark Ages," and David Palmer's poignant "Elegy." Recorded during a time of personal loss for the band, with bassist John Glascock's final contributions, Stormwatch carries profound weight. The trilogy ends not with triumph, but with storm clouds and unresolved echoes. Anderson's ecological themes feel more prophetic than ever, and this album's darker tone gives the trilogy its necessary shadow. Chapters 0:00 - Introduction: Jethro Tull Stormwatch 1:19 - 'North Sea Oil': Jethro Tull Stormwatch 2:15 - 'Home': Jethro Tull Stormwatch 2:40 - 'Dark Ages': Jethro Tull Stormwatch 3:20 - 'Something's on the Move': Jethro Tull Stormwatch 3:41 - 'Dun Ringill': Jethro Tull Stormwatch 3:56 - 'Flying Dutchman': Jethro Tull Stormwatch 4:26 - 'Elegy': Jethro Tull Stormwatch 4:49 - Beyond the Highlights: Jethro Tull Stormwatch 5:06 - The Album Overall: Jethro Tull Stormwatch 6:10 - In Closing: Jethro Tull Stormwatch Join the conversation: Is Stormwatch a misunderstood gem, or a storm too heavy to weather? #JethroTull Support The Collection Vault: https://ko-fi.com/thecollectionvault Subscribe for weekly album decodes from The Collection Vault.    / @thecollectionvault   Next week: Jethro Tull's Thick as a Brick (Revisited) Image Attribution: John Glascock photograph by Carldoug (CC BY-SA 3.0) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Us... https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Welcome to The Collection Vault, where classic rock albums come alive through stories, history, and personal archives. Each video explores a treasured album from decades past, unlocking its cultural and musical significance. Subscribe for weekly journeys through rock's golden eras.