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    Posted: March 30 2015 at 05:25
Strange no-one has mentioned this yet....it's been available on pre-order for a number of weeks.

Jethro Tull - Minstrel In the Gallery - 40th Anniversary Le Grande Edition (2CDs/2DVDs)

https://www.burningshed.com/store/jethrotull/product/444/6449/
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Points: 350 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 30 2015 at 08:27
holy moly - is my head in the sand?  preordered!

this is always battling in my indian restaurant curried-brain for the title of greatest tull album, despite some flaws 
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I'm with you and I like the Baker Street Muse reference! Of course the creme de la creme for me is the title track. Martin Barre, Glascock and Barlow go off into grounds in that song that were pretty much reserved for live instrumental show pieces. There were lots of variations on these jams between these guys in that time period. But to use it as the intro into the electrified segment of the track kicks prog a--! Of course Ian was at his peak with lyric writing as well. Wink 
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Points: 4888 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 30 2015 at 18:06
I can't get out of this reissue!!!
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Points: 17957 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 30 2015 at 23:07
Have seen it advertised....no vinyl issue yet. Same as with Aqualung, you get a vinyl if you buy the whole digital super boxset, which I have no desire to own silver discs.
 
I bet it sounds amazing.
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Points: 1781 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 31 2015 at 01:56
Originally posted by deafmoon deafmoon wrote:

I'm with you and I like the Baker Street Muse reference! Of course the creme de la creme for me is the title track. Martin Barre, Glascock and Barlow go off into grounds in that song that were pretty much reserved for live instrumental show pieces. There were lots of variations on these jams between these guys in that time period. But to use it as the intro into the electrified segment of the track kicks prog a--! Of course Ian was at his peak with lyric writing as well. Wink 


I agree with all of this, however, John Glascock was not on bass; Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond played bass on Minstrel.......it was his final album with Tull.  Glascock joined Tull after MITG.
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One of my top five favorite Tull studio albums (the others being Stand Up, Aqualung, Songs from the Wood and A Passion Play). I haven't preordered. I think I can live till it's released. I don't think Ian's offering any discounts for his exorbitantly priced re-re-releases.Wink
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Originally posted by deafmoon deafmoon wrote:

I'm with you and I like the Baker Street Muse reference! Of course the creme de la creme for me is the title track. Martin Barre, Glascock and Barlow go off into grounds in that song that were pretty much reserved for live instrumental show pieces. There were lots of variations on these jams between these guys in that time period. But to use it as the intro into the electrified segment of the track kicks prog a--! Of course Ian was at his peak with lyric writing as well. Wink 

If you are a big fan of the song Minstrel, I suggest you check out the version on the Tull Tales tribute album (which is a mixed bag, not unexpectedly) - but Minstrel is a standout
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Wow, this is exactly my JT top 5 Clap
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