Jethro Tull Aqualung 40th Anniversary Collector's Edition BoxSet 2CD+LP+DVD+Blu Ray

Jethro Tull Aqualung 40th Anniversary Collector's Edition BoxSet 2CD+LP+DVD+Blu Ray

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Aqualung LP
* Cut from new Aqualung Stereo Mix (Previously unreleased) on 180 gm heavy weight vinyl in reproduction of original gatefold sleeve.

2x CDs:
CD1 – New Aqualung Stereo Mix (Previously Unreleased)
CD2 – Additional 1970 &1971 Recordings include some Previously Unreleased New Stereo Mixes.

DVD
* Album mixed to 5.1 surround sound with 4 additional recordings all DTS Surround (96/24) & Dolby Digital Surround (48/24)
Additional tracks:
- Lick Your Fingers Clean
- My God (early version)
- Up The Pool
- Life Is A Long Song
* New stereo mix of original album - as 96/24 LPCM stereo
* Additional 1970 & 1971 Recordings - as 96/24 LPCM stereo
* Original Quad mix (4.1) – as DTS (96/24) & Dolby Digital Surround (48/24)

BLU-RAY
* Album mixed to 5.1 surround sound with 4 additional recordings all 96/24 LPCM & DTS-HD Master Audio
Additional tracks:
- Lick Your Fingers Clean
- My God (early version)
- Up The Pool
- Life Is A Long Song
* New stereo mix of original album - as 96/24 LPCM
* Additional 1970 & 1971 Recordings - as 96/24 LPCM
* Original Quad mix at 96/24 LPCM & DTS-HD Master Audio
* Flat transfer of original album stereo mix at 96/24 LPCM

Hardback book
- 12”x12” 48 page hardback book
- 6,000 liner notes by Dom Lawson – Initially written for 'Classic Rock Presents Prog' March 2011
- Additional unreleased interview with Ian Anderson by Dom Lawson.
- Memoirs from: Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond (Bass Guitar), Martin Barre (Guitar), Clive Bunker (Drums), Barrie Barlow (Drummer following Clive Bunker’s departure), Glenn Cornick (Original Bassist on early recordings), Terry Ellis (Manager), Jennie Franks (Ian Anderson’s first wife and Lyricist for title track ‘Aqualung’) & Billie Ritchie (from 60s rock band & label mate ‘Clouds’)
- Q & A with engineer John Burns conducted by Dom Lawson
- Technical Q&A with engineer John Burns conducted by Don Needham
- Notes on the new mixes from producer Steven Wilson
- 1970/1971 Tour dates Chronology
- Notes: “Inside Island” (1970) Keith Wicks visits Island Studio
- Band line-ups
- Album lyrics
- Tape box scans
- Rare photos