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Wakefield Turntables
11-08-2012, 18:31
Has this been released on vinyl yet? if so does anyone have a link?

northwest
11-08-2012, 19:19
Has this been released on vinyl yet? if so does anyone have a link?

No, unfortunately. I asked in Head in Bristol and they all ran around saying "Oh Yes!" but when they actually looked it up it was "oh NO!"

sparrow
11-08-2012, 20:34
It's out there on vinyl...don't have a link though..

Macca
12-08-2012, 07:21
Here is a link to an interview with Anderson where he talks about cutting the vinyl master and says it is due to be released 'later this year'

http://www.themortonreport.com/entertainment/music/hitting-the-bricks-ian-anderson-on-thick-as-a-brick-2-part-one/

Wakefield Turntables
12-08-2012, 08:23
Thank God! I thought I'd missed it!

sparrow
12-08-2012, 14:39
I was sure it was already out on vinyl..seems it isn't ...would be a good album to own on the black stuff.

northwest
12-08-2012, 16:43
No, unfortunately. I asked in Head in Bristol and they all ran around saying "Oh Yes!" but when they actually looked it up it was "oh NO!"

Oh, my bad! I should have added that it should be out on vinyl later this year. I am a bit of a Tull fan even though Ian Anderson has acted like a prick on a few occassions with fans. I wont buy it on CD but will be buying it on vinyl when it surfaces.

Macca
12-08-2012, 16:59
They always do a good, long show though. Seen em twice and it went over 3 hours both times. 1990 and 1994 at the Vicy Hall in Hanley. At the 1990 gig some bloke in the bogs told me proudly that he had last seen them when they had last played the same venue in 1972. At the time I was a student (I had a Final exam the next day as well IIRC) and I marvelled at this void of time, 18 years ago might as well have been 180 years ago. Now of course it is over 20 years on from the 1990 gig. If they ever come back to the Viccy then I will have to go along and tell some youth next to me at the urinal: 'I saw these the last time they played here - in 1994!' - Doesn't Tempis Fugit?

DSJR
12-08-2012, 20:49
I wont buy it on CD but will be buying it on vinyl when it surfaces.

Despite the vinyl being cut from the 24 bit masters?

I like the comment about the "Techniques" turntable, SME arm and V15 cartridge ;)

Spectral Morn
12-08-2012, 20:51
They always do a good, long show though. Seen em twice and it went over 3 hours both times. 1990 and 1994 at the Vicy Hall in Hanley. At the 1990 gig some bloke in the bogs told me proudly that he had last seen them when they had last played the same venue in 1972. At the time I was a student (I had a Final exam the next day as well IIRC) and I marvelled at this void of time, 18 years ago might as well have been 180 years ago. Now of course it is over 20 years on from the 1990 gig. If they ever come back to the Viccy then I will have to go along and tell some youth next to me at the urinal: 'I saw these the last time they played here - in 1994!' - Doesn't Tempis Fugit?

Agreed super band live I have seen them three times :)

Bazil
09-09-2012, 22:12
TAAB 2 is actually an Ian Anderson solo album with a new backing band that played on the record and at the concerts. It really is a good album and a great show.

Wakefield Turntables
10-09-2012, 09:20
I have since heard said album, and can confirm that Ian Anderson and chums will be recovering some of my hard earned. :)

DanJennings
10-09-2012, 18:11
On topic:

quote from the Jethro tull facebook page:

"EMI announce the 40th anniversary edition of the hugely successful, groundbreaking 1972 album. The 40th Anniversary Edition features a new 5.1 stereo mix, mixed by Steven Wilson, plus a DVD containing DTS & Dolby Digital 5.1 surround mix, high quality stereos 96/24 (new mix and 1972 flat transfer), the original newspaper over 40 pages, an article by Classic Rock’s Dom Lawson, rare photos from photographers Didi Zill and Robert Ellis, recording and touring mementos and much more, all contained in 104 page 7 ½”x 5 ½” hardback book. It will also be available as a 2 LP set with the original Thick As A Brick remix, and the new Thick As A Brick 2, both as 180gm audiophile pressings and available for the first time in vinyl . The package also has a 72-page 12x12 book all held in a hard card slipcase."

Wakefield Turntables
10-09-2012, 18:18
:gig: Excellent, sounds great, seriously cant wait.

Rare Bird
10-09-2012, 19:12
Noticed i havent commented?

Tim
10-09-2012, 19:14
Noticed i havent commented?
Me neither :eyebrows:

Wakefield Turntables
10-09-2012, 19:15
Yeah, I can feel that your not happy about TAAB2 Andre??

PS I just managed to finish my EGG collection today?!

Rare Bird
10-09-2012, 20:49
Yeah, I can feel that your not happy about TAAB2 Andre??



:lol:




PS I just managed to finish my EGG collection today?!

Light at the end of the tunnel then :rfl:

Egg are top notch..