"A" Deluxe Box Set Wilson Remix
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"A" Deluxe Box Set Wilson Remix
CD1: Original Album and Associated Tracks
(Steven Wilson Stereo Remix)
“Crossfire”
“Fylingdale Flyer”
“Working John, Working Joe”
“Black Sunday”
“Protect And Survive”
“Batteries Not Included”
“Uniform”
“4.W.D. (Low Ratio)”
“The Pine Marten’s Jig”
“And Further On”
Associated Tracks
“Crossfire” (Extended Version)
“Working John, Working Joe” (Take 4)
“Cheerio” (Early Version)
“Coruisk”
“Slipstream Intro”
CD2: Live at the LA Sports Arena 1980 (Pt 1)
(Steven Wilson Stereo Remix)
“Slipstream Intro”
“Black Sunday”
“Crossfire”
“Songs From The Wood”
“Hunting Girl”
“The Pine Marten’s Jig”
“Working John, Working Joe”
“Heavy Horses”
Band Instrumental Intro
“Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of The New Day”
“Instrumental” (including flute solo)
CD3: Live at the LA Sports Arena 1980 (Pt 2)
(Steven Wilson Stereo Remix)
Trio Instrumental
Keyboard solo
“Batteries Not Included”
“Uniform” (including drum solo instrumental)
“Protect and Survive” (including violin solo)
“Bungle In The Jungle”
Guitar Solo/Bass solo intro to encore
“Aqualung”
“Locomotive Breath”/Instrumental/”Black Sunday” (reprise)
DVD 1: Original Album and Associated Tracks
(Audio Only)
Contains Steven Wilson’s 2020 remix of the album and 5 associated tracks in DTS and Dolby AC 3, 5.1 surround, and stereo 96/24 LPCM. Flat transfers of the original LP master in 96/24 LPCM
DVD 2: Live At The LA Sports Arena November 1980 (Audio Only)
Contains Steven Wilson’s 2020 mix of the concert in DTS and Dolby AC 3, 5.1 surround and stereo 96/24 LPCM
DVD 3: Slipstream Video (Audiovisual)
With audio tracks remixed by Steven Wilson in DTS and Dolby AC 3, 5.1 surround and stereo 96/24 LPCM
Yes please!
Not their finest moment but I have certainly come to appreciate it much more than when it was first released.
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Re: "A" Deluxe Box Set Wilson Remix
Not Brian Wilson, then.
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Re: "A" Deluxe Box Set Wilson Remix
Ordered last week. This is where Tull starts to lose it though for me unfortunately.
Of course, it wasn't even supposed to be a JT album...
Of course, it wasn't even supposed to be a JT album...
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Yeah not one of my favourite albums either. I have the other ones so I might go for it..
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Mike Boom wrote:Yes please!
Not their finest moment but I have certainly come to appreciate it much more than when it was first released.
Matt Wilson wrote:Ordered last week. This is where Tull starts to lose it though for me unfortunately.
Of course, it wasn't even supposed to be a JT album...
Agree with both but looking forward to it, all the same. Broardsword and Under Wraps should also be worthwhile for various reasons!
The standard and consistency of these reissues is remarkable.
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Re: "A" Deluxe Box Set Wilson Remix
yep. i'd take broadsword, too.
but while it may not be primo tull, it's good enough.
oh, and i loved the damn tour.
but while it may not be primo tull, it's good enough.
oh, and i loved the damn tour.
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never/ever wrote:Yeah not one of my favourite albums either. I have the other ones...
Yes on both counts (I already have A on pre-order).
(actually, the Stand Up set is missing, and of course now goes for silly money)
I like Broadsword a lot more, actually.
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Re: "A" Deluxe Box Set Wilson Remix
This arrived today, very much enjoying the Live at LA Sports Arena discs - the A material sounds much better live, the opening version of Black Sunday and the version of Working John , Working Joe are awesome.
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Agreed - Broadsword is superb and the tour was great fun!
I say it every time when these Tull boxes come out - I wish they would release the live concerts separately
I buy the boxes, play them once and then archive them
I won't be buying this one though
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kath wrote:yep. i'd take broadsword, too.
but while it may not be primo tull, it's good enough.
oh, and i loved the damn tour.
Agreed - Broadsword is superb and the tour was great fun!
I say it every time when these Tull boxes come out - I wish they would release the live concerts separately
I buy the boxes, play them once and then archive them
I won't be buying this one though
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Mike Boom wrote:This arrived today, very much enjoying the Live at LA Sports Arena discs - the A material sounds much better live, the opening version of Black Sunday and the version of Working John , Working Joe are awesome.
I am afraid I'll play it on Qobuz
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?