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(I know this is slightly off-topic, so I apologize in advance.) I just got the Aqualung this weekend. (It's my first Jethro Tull album I've owned, honestly.) It's fantastic -- whether it's playing on my stereo, computer or car stereo.
So, because I am late to the party (and not a JT expert), can someone please help me? I read all about the Thick As A Brick fiasco with the Steven Wilson remix and the Peter Mew mastering.
And I know it was fixed in some cases. My question is, will (or do you think) that TAAB will also be reissued like Aqualung? Or should I try to run down one of the expensive, OOP corrected TAAB? Thanks in advance, Tom. (I know this is slightly off-topic, so I apologize in advance.) I just got the Aqualung this weekend. (It's my first Jethro Tull album I've owned, honestly.) It's fantastic -- whether it's playing on my stereo, computer or car stereo. So, because I am late to the party (and not a JT expert), can someone please help me?
I read all about the Thick As A Brick fiasco with the Steven Wilson remix and the Peter Mew mastering. And I know it was fixed in some cases. My question is, will (or do you think) that TAAB will also be reissued like Aqualung? Or should I try to run down one of the expensive, OOP corrected TAAB? Thanks in advance, Tom. (I know this is slightly off-topic, so I apologize in advance.) I just got the Aqualung this weekend. (It's my first Jethro Tull album I've owned, honestly.) It's fantastic -- whether it's playing on my stereo, computer or car stereo.
So, because I am late to the party (and not a JT expert), can someone please help me? I read all about the Thick As A Brick fiasco with the Steven Wilson remix and the Peter Mew mastering. And I know it was fixed in some cases. My question is, will (or do you think) that TAAB will also be reissued like Aqualung? Or should I try to run down one of the expensive, OOP corrected TAAB?
Thanks in advance, Tom. (I know this is slightly off-topic, so I apologize in advance.) I just got the Aqualung this weekend.
(It's my first Jethro Tull album I've owned, honestly.) It's fantastic -- whether it's playing on my stereo, computer or car stereo. So, because I am late to the party (and not a JT expert), can someone please help me? I read all about the Thick As A Brick fiasco with the Steven Wilson remix and the Peter Mew mastering. And I know it was fixed in some cases. My question is, will (or do you think) that TAAB will also be reissued like Aqualung? Or should I try to run down one of the expensive, OOP corrected TAAB? Thanks in advance, Tom.
Drivers Sangha Lvt 0024. Click to expand.I'd say so. I got my copy from Burning Shed last night and a quick A/B between the digipack version of the last reissue and this new 'unmastered' version is very flattering to the unmastered version.