Produced by Ian Anderson and Terry Ellis, Jethro Tull’s fourth studio album was released in March 1971, and saw a major breakthrough for Jethro Tull across the globe. The band had settled on the lineup of Ian Anderson on flute and vocals, Clive Bunker on drums, Martin Barre on guitar, John Evan on piano and organ, and now joined by Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond on bass. This audio Blu-ray features new Atmos, 5.1 and stereo remixes by Steven Wilson. Also included is the 1974 Quadraphonic audio. The album features the classics ‘Cross-Eyed Mary’, ‘Locomotive Breath’, and the title track, ‘Aqualung’, plus a number of outtakes and bonus tracks from the original recording sessions. 2026 STEVEN WILSON REMIXESATMOS / 5.1 / STEREO / INSTRUMENTALS 1. Aqualung [6:37]2. Cross-Eyed Mary [4:08]3. Cheap Day Return [1:22]4. Mother Goose [3:53]5. Wond’ring Aloud [1:54]6. Up To Me [3:15]My God7. My God [7:12]8. Hymn 43 [3:18]9. Slipstream [1:12]10. Locomotive Breath [4:41]11. Wind-Up [6:00] 1974 QUADRAPHONIC MIXMIXED AT ADVISION STUDIO BY ROBIN BLACK APRIL 1974PRODUCED BY IAN ANDERSON 1. Aqualung [6:31]2. Cross-Eyed Mary [4:06]3. Cheap Day Return [1:21]4. Mother Goose [3:51]5. Wond’ring Aloud [1:53]6. Up To Me [3:14]My God7. My God [7:08]8. Hymn 43 [3:15]9. Slipstream [1:12]10. Locomotive Breath [4:23]11. Wind-Up [6:01] BONUS TRACKS ATMOS / 5.1 / STEREO1. Wond’ring Aloud Again [7:06]2. Lick Your Fingers Clean (2023 Remix) [2:48] 5.1 / STEREO1. My God (Early Version) [9:53]2. Just Trying to Be [1:38]3. Wond’ring Aloud (13 Dec 1970) [1:52]4. Up The Pool [1:10]5. Wind-Up (Early Version) [5:22]6. Lick Your Fingers Clean (2011 Remix) [2:51]7. Slipstream (Take 2) [0:53] STEREO1. Pancake Doomsday [4:38]2. Aqualung (Early Take) [6:09]3. Locomotive Breath (Early Take) [4:28]
