Jethro Tull - Aqualung (25th Anniversary Edition) [Remastered] (CD 1998)

nothing to dislike, a classic Tull albumn, i bought it to save wear and tear on the vinyl, best thing i ever did

Good example of early JT music, different to but just as good as Songs from the Wood. If you like JT it is a must have.

sounds as good as i remembered it all those years back. a masterpiece. this would not be out of place with today's music. why not buy it and try it.

I bought this album originaly on cassette,but when i bought a new car it only had a cd player so i looked around to find a cd.I was very happy to find one on ebay and the fact it had been remastered and the sound is superb.

I had this on Vinyl back when i was a student and frankly played it till i couldnt stand listening to it again. Fast forward 25 years and hey there it is again as good as it was the ist time i heard plus a few other bits and pieces.

Some classic tracks include the title track, wondering aloud, and Locomotive breath. Th e interview with ian anderson is interesting up to a point .could have talked more about how some of the tracks came together and about other members of the bands input as well.

All together a fine Album by a band at their creative best. Well worth a listen.

i owned this on vinyl on release,hadn't heard it for years,and was so looking forward to hearing it again,but frankly i was a bit disappointed.perhaps it hasn't stood the test of time.