Jethro Tull 5.1 (“Bursting Out” box set with Steven Wilson 5.1 mixes out in June 2024!)

[JohnN]

Jethro Tull – The Broadsword and the Beast: The Monster Edition

Perfect.

 

[JohnN]

End Game Easter Egg: Good luck with the search, the Canadians helped me find it.

 

[SHB]

End Game Easter Egg: Good luck with the search, the Canadians helped me find it.

 

[JohnN]

Exactly how I handled it.

 

[Ranasakawa]

I rarely buy expensive box sets (due to lack of disposable income) and in the past these brilliant Jethro Tull boxes have been very reasonable. Unfortunately it is not the case on this occasion. JB HiFi who have stocked these Tull boxes in the past don't seem to be selling it this time. To get one from overseas will cost me over AU$150. Has anyone in Australia got a better option?

 

[IDJIT DRAGON]

I rarely buy expensive box sets (due to lack of disposable income) and in the past these brilliant Jethro Tull boxes have been very reasonable. Unfortunately it is not the case on this occasion. JB HiFi who have stocked these Tull boxes in the past don't seem to be selling it this time. To get one from overseas will cost me over AU$150. Has anyone in Australia got a better option?

$115 ImportCDs, $132 at iMusic, $134 at JPC

Cheers

Martin

 

[Ranasakawa]

$115 ImportCDs, $132 at iMusic, $134 at JPC

Cheers

Martin

Thanks Martin
I gave ImportCDs a shot. Amazon is a joke

 

[Quadlover]

End Game Easter Egg: Good luck with the search, the Canadians helped me find it.

A clue, please?

 

[JohnN]

A clue, please?

This early? I don't feel that would be fair to the person who created it or the person who discovered it.

 

[rwwear]

Now it's official.

The Broadsword And The Beast (The 40th Anniversary Monster Edition)​

CD1

THE BROADSWORD AND THE BEAST A Steven Wilson stereo remix

1. Beastie
2. Clasp
3. Fallen On Hard Times
4. Flying Colours
5. Slow Marching Band
6. Broadsword
7. ***** Willow
8. Watching Me, Watching You
9. Seal Driver
10. Cheerio

ASSOCIATED RECORDINGS A Steven Wilson stereo remix
Recorded on 24 track at Maison Rouge Studios, December 1981 – January 1982 (unless otherwise noted)

11. Fallen On Hard Times (1st master, Dec ’81 sessions)
12. Beastie (2nd master, Dec ’81 sessions)
13. Fallen On Hard Times [2nd master, Dec ’81 sessions)
14. Seal Driver (1st master, Dec ’81 sessions)
15. Cheerio (ensemble vocal version)
16. Jack-A-Lynn (acoustic version)
17. Beastie Shouts!

CD2

ASSOCIATED RECORDINGS (Early 1981 Sessions) A Steven Wilson stereo remix
Recorded on 24 track at Maison Rouge Studios, March 1981 – July 1981

1 Roland's Entry [Instrumental]
2 Lights Out
3 The Curse (version 1)
4 The Curse (version 2)
5 Too Many Too
6 Calafel [Instrumental]
7 I’m Your Gun
8 No Step
9 Down At The End Of Your Road
10 Mayhem Maybe [with 1988 overdubs]
11 Commons Brawl [with 1993 overdubs]
12 Return To Calafel [Instrumental]
13 Jack Frost And The Hooded Crow
14 The Swirling Pit [Instrumental]
15 Inverness Sleeper

FURTHER ASSOCIATED RECORDINGS A Steven Wilson stereo remix
Recorded on 24 track at Maison Rouge Studios, December 1981 – January 1982

16 Crew Nights (combined version) [with some 1993 overdubs]
17 Rhythm In Gold
18 Overhang [with 1988 overdubs]
19 Jack-A-Lynn (band version)
20 Motoreyes
21 Drive On The Young Side Of Life [with 1993 overdubs]

CD3

DEMO RECORDINGS
Recorded directly to stereo in Maison Rouge Studio 1 on 15th December 1981
1. Flying Colours
2. Me, Dinosaur
3. Crew Nights
4. Rhythm In Gold
5. Honest Girl
6. DJ Dream
7. Seal Driver
8. Jack-A-Lynn
9. Fallen On Hard Times
10. Drive On The Young Side Of Life

ORIGINAL 1981 MASTER MIXES
Early master mixes prepared in July 1981. The master mix of ‘Watching Me, Watching You’ used on the album was also prepared during these mixing sessions.
11. Beastie
12. Too Many Too
13. I’m Your Gun
14. Down At The End Of Your Road
15. Jack Frost And The Hooded Crow

EARLY 1982 ROUGH MIXES
Rough mixes of work-in-progress album tracks prepared in January 1982
16. Slow Marching Band
17. ***** Willow
18. Fallen On Hard Times

ORIGINAL 1982 RADIO ADVERT
UK local radio advert promoting the band’s headlining appearance at the Theakston Music Festival, Nostell Priory, West Yorkshire, England on Saturday 28th August 1982
19. Theakston Music Festival Advert

CD4

LIVE IN GERMANY 1982

1. Clasp
2. Hunting Girl
3. Fallen On Hard Times
4. ***** Willow
5. Broadsword
6. Jack-In-The-Green
7. One Brown Mouse
8. Seal Driver
9. Heavy Horses
10. Weathercock/Fire At Midnight
11. Keyboard Instrumental
12. Sweet Dream

CD5

LIVE IN GERMANY 1982

1. Flying Colours
2. Songs From The Wood
3. Watching Me, Watching You
4. Band Introductions
5. The Swirling Pit
6. Pibroch/Black Satin Dancer
7. Beastie
8. Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young To Die!
9. Aqualung
10. Minstrel In The Gallery
11. Locomotive Breath/Black Sunday
12. Cheerio

DVD 1
Audio only
The Broadsword And The Beast album remixed to 96/24 LPCM stereo and DTS and Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound + flat transfer of the 1982 original mix and other associated tracks in 96/24 LPCM stereo

DVD 2
Associated Recordings remixed to 96/24 LPCM stereo and DTS and Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound

DVD 3
Live in Germany (as per CDs 4 & 5) remixed to 96/24 LPCM stereo and DTS and Dolby Digital 4.1 surround sound

All of those DVDs could have been on one blu-ray disc. And outtakes are outtakes for a reason. But of course I ordered it anyway.

 

[JohnN]

For those keeping score, a few sets were delivered in Canada (Amazon). Of course this should not have happened. The Canadians contacted me about the Easter Egg. I did not find it and needed instructions to find it. Warner forgot to tell me. (I am an innocent man)

https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/forums/threads/simply-random-stuff.31287/page-102#post-715351

 

[JohnN]

Ian Anderson (Home & Studio Recording, Nov 1983)

 

[JohnN]

Jethro Tull – The Broadsword and the Beast: The Monster Edition

Performing Jack-in-the-Green, Wiesbaden, 4th September 1982
Photo credit: Carsten Bergmann
It was a period in which Martin Barre’s playing went through incremental increases in terms of musical proficiency, his expression and the degree to which he was articulate as a musician. His best work is the period that evolved through the eighties into the nineties. I don’t think you can get any better examples of Martin’s playing live than on some of the concert recordings that were done in that era. Listening to them is a great reminder of how good Martin was on stage every night. Ian Anderson
Also of note is Scottish keyboard whiz Peter-John Vettese whose impressive ear and musical savvy brought a new angle to Tull’s music of this period (and would become even more dominant on Walk Into Light and the follow-up Tull album Under Wraps). Vettese, though not as outwardly interesting as his inimitable predecessors had been, was nonetheless something of a character both on and off stage, and his period synths lent Tull’s music a different energy, with sometimes darker tones that blended well with Anderson’s compositions. An immensely important member during this time, Vettese – the man and the musician – is well spoken of by all parties involved; bandmates, crew, and producer Paul Samwell-Smith.

Performing Watching Me, Watching You, Wiesbaden, 4th September 1982
Photo credit: Carsten Bergmann

 

[JohnN]

 

[JohnN]

Now listed on official Tull site:
Jethro Tull - The Official Website of the Legendary Classic Rock Band

 

[edisonbaggins]

BEASTIE

 

[Bender]

BEASTIE

so, does this mean you have heard this yet???? - (I am super excited about this one)

 

[Petr Kropotkin]

Got a shipping notification just now from Burning Shed that it's heading to Canada (as I finally will be in October).

 

[LuvMyQuad]

It's $58.75 at import CD. I ordered. But the bill was $111. Oh yeah..... The Rockflote set was in my cart. I forgot about it. I got a shload of tull on the way to listen to

 

[srbjab]

Just got my shipping notice from Importcds! At least it's a couple of days before the release date. Should be here in a week or so. This fall was incredibly stacked for surround releases and more keep getting announced.