Jethro Tull - Still Living In The Past - VINYL LP

Released in 2001, Magnification marked a unique chapter in Yes' storied career, featuring orchestral arrangements in place of a full-time keyboard player. Blending symphonic grandeur with the band's trademark progressive rock musicianship, the album showcases ambitious compositions, intricate melodies, and the unmistakable vocals of Jon Anderson. Magnification stands as one of the most adventurous and melodic releases in the Yes catalog. Album Tracks 1. Magnification 2. Spirit of Survival 3. Don't Go 4. Give Love Each Day 5. Can You Imagine 6. We Agree 1. Soft As a Dove 2. Dreamtime 3. In the Presence of Deeper/Death of Ego/True Beginner/Turn Around 4. Time Is Time

Limited double 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP pressing. Living in the Past is a 1972 double album quasi-compilation collection by Jethro Tull, which contains album tracks, out-takes, the InchLife Is a Long SongInch EP, and all of their singles except for InchAeroplaneInch, InchSunshine DayInch, InchOne for John GeeInch, Inch17Inch and the original United Kingdom version of InchTeacherInch (the United States single version was included instead). The album was named after the single released in May 1969 and was released in an elaborate gate-fold packaging. Two songs, InchBy Kind Permission OfInch and InchDharma for OneInch, were recorded live at Carnegie Hall. InchLove StoryInch, InchChristmas SongInch, InchLiving in the PastInch, InchDriving SongInch, InchSweet DreamInch and InchWitch's PromiseInch were originally released as mono singles and remixed into stereo for inclusion on the album. In the United States, Living in the Past was the first Jethro Tull album to appear on the Chrysalis Records tag; while each of the band's previous albums were marked as Incha Chrysalis ProductionInch, the albums were released by Warner Bros Records. Album Tracks 1. A Song for Jeffrey 2. Love Story 3. Christmas Song 4. Living in the Past 5. Driving Song 6. Bouree 7. Sweet Dream 2. Singing All Day 9. Teacher 4. Witches Promise 11. Alive and Well and Living in 6. Just Trying to Be 1. By Kind Permission of (Live) 2. Dharma for One (Live) 3. Wond'ring Again 2. Hymn 43 5. Life Is a Long Song 4. Up the 'Pool 7. Dr Bogenbroom 6. From Later 9. Nursie

Limited 180gm audiophile vinyl LP repressing of this classic rock album. Thick As A Brick was the fifth studio album by Jethro Tull, released in 1972. The album is notable for only including one song, which spans the entire album. Thick As A Brick was deliberately crafted in the style of a concept album (and as a InchbombasticInch and Inchover the topInch parody). The original packaging, designed like a newspaper, claims the album to be a musical adaptation of an epic poem by a (fictional) eight-year-old genius, though the lyrics were actually written by the band's frontman, Ian Anderson. The album was a commercial success and topped the US charts. Album Tracks 1. Thick As a Brick 22 45 1. Thick As a Brick 21 05