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**Lord Grendel** · 02-12-2010, 09:48 AM

I agree with you Sweaty. For instance I have owned 5 copies of Aqualung over the years. The regular vinyl album, then a magnificent MFSL vinyl edition, then the regular CD, then the Remastered CD with bonus tracks and an Ian Anderson interview, and finally a Digital copy of the vinyl album released in England a few years ago, done from the original tapes that Ian still has. He has stated that he felt the last release was the closest to the one the band wanted.

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Lord Grendel The Beast Join Date: Apr 2009 Age: 52 Posts: 24,561	Re: Jethro Tull I agree with you Sweaty. For instance I have owned 5 copies of Aqualung over the years. The regular vinyl album, then a magnificent MFSL vinyl edition, then the regular CD, then the Remastered CD with bonus tracks and an Ian Anderson interview, and finally a Digital copy of the vinyl album released in England a few years ago, done from the original tapes that Ian still has. He has stated that he felt the last release was the closest to the one the band wanted.