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Jethro Tull - Living In The Past (2xLP, Comp, RP)Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Comments: General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): Released in a structured gatefold sleeve, incl. booklet. Green label design. Boxed Y behind cat# on the rear cover. Track A1: from the album "This Was" recorded at Sound Techniques, London in July 1968. Tracks A2 & A3: recorded at Morgan Studio, London in

Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

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General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Released in a structured gatefold sleeve, incl. booklet. Green label design. Boxed Y behind cat# on the rear cover. Track A1: from the album "This Was" recorded at Sound Techniques, London in July 1968. Tracks A2 & A3: recorded at Morgan Studio, London in November 1968. Track A4: recorded at Vantone Studio, West Orange, New Jersey, U.S.A. in February 1969. Track A5: recorded at Western Recorders, Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. in March 1969. Track A6: from the album "Stand Up" recorded at Morgan Studio, London in April 1969. Tracks B1 & B2: recorded at Morgan Studio, London in November 1969. Tracks B3 & B4: recorded at Morgan Studio, London in December 1969. Track B5: from the album "Benefit" recorded at Morgan Studio, London in January 1970. Tracks B6 & D1: recorded at Morgan Studio, London in June 1970. Tracks C1 & C2: recorded live at Carnegie Hall, New York in November 1970 at a charity concert given by Jethro Tull in aid of Phoenix House, a New York drug reabilitation centre. Track D2: from the album "Aqualung" recorded at Island Studio, London in December 1970. Tracks D3 to D7: recorded at Sound Techniques, London in May 1971. Published by Chrysalis Music Ltd./Slezak Musikverlag GmbH B6, D1 to D7 published by Ian Anderson Music Ltd. Made in Germany

 

A1. Song For Jeffrey 3:18
A2. Love Story 3:00
A3. Christmas Song 2:56
A4. Living In The Past 3:18
A5. Driving Song 2:37
A6. Bourée 3:40
B1. Sweet Dream 4:00
B2. Singing All Day 3:02
B3. Teacher 4:06
B4. Witches Promise 3:48
B5. Inside 3:42
B6. Just Trying To Be 1:34
C1. By Kind Permission Of 10:07
C2. Dharma For One 9:55
D1. Wond'ring Again 4:11
D2. Locomotive Breath 4:24
D3. Life Is A Long Song 3:17
D4. Up The 'Pool 3:09
D5. Dr. Bogenbroom 2:58
D6. From Later 2:06
D7. Nursie 4:35

 

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Recorded At Sound Techniques, London
Recorded At Morgan Studios
Recorded At Vantone Sound Studios
Recorded At Western Recorders
Recorded At Island Studios
Lacquer Cut At Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft Pressing Plant
Published By Chrysalis Music Ltd.
Published By Slezak Musikverlag
Published By Ian Anderson Music Ltd.
Printed By Druckhaus Maack KG
Remixed At Morgan Studios

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