About “The Secret Language of Birds”
“The Secret Language of Birds” is a hidden song by Jethro Tull from their album J-Tull Dot Com.
Begins with a spoken word introduction by Ian Anderson. The song is the title track from his solo album which was released in 2000, a year after J-Tull Dot Com.
About J-Tull Dot Com
Released in 1999, J-Tull Dot Com is the 20th studio album by progressive rock band Jethro Tull, marking the close of the millennium with a blend of their classic sound and modern influences. The album’s title reflects the band’s embrace of the digital age, coinciding with the launch of their official website. Musically, it features a mix of folk-rock and progressive elements, with Ian Anderson’s distinctive flute playing and poetic lyrics at the forefront. Tracks like “Spiral” and “Hunt by Numbers” explore themes of technology, mortality, and identity, while the acoustic-driven “Dot Com” offers a playful nod to the era’s internet boom. The album’s diverse instrumentation, including folk melodies and electric guitar riffs, showcases Tull’s ability to evolve while maintaining their signature style. Though not as groundbreaking as earlier works, J-Tull Dot Com captures the band’s adaptability and remains a thoughtful addition to their extensive catalog.
How to find “The Secret Language of Birds”
On CD: Play through track #14 (“A Gift of Roses”)
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