PASSION PLAY (STEVEN WILSON MIX) (BREAKOUT)

JETHRO TULL

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Condition: New, UPC: 8256461465120, Publication Date: 06/29/2015, Type: COMPACT DISC, Style: POP/ROCK,

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tracks

Lifebeats/Prelude
The Silver Cord
Re-Assuring Tune
Memory Bank
Best Friends
Critique Oblique
Forest Dance #1
The Story Of The Hare Who Lost His Spectacles
Forest Dance #2
The Foot Of Our Stairs
Overseer Overture
Flight From Lucifer
10:08 To Paddington
Magus Perdé
Epilogue

NOTES

Includes a 24-page booklet with the original artwork plus a story of the album and notes on the Remix by Steven Wilson.

On the CD cover: The Original 'A Passion Play' album remixed to stereo by Steven Wilson
On the CD label: A Steve Wilson Remix
On the CD rim: ℗ 2014 Chrysalis Records Ltd. © 2015 Chrysalis Records Ltd., A Warner Communications Company. Made in the E.U. LC 30419. GEMA-MCPS. 0825646146512

Originally released in 1973.

Music and lyrics by Ian Anderson except "The Story of the Hare Who Lost His Spectacles" by Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond John Evan and Ian Anderson. Arranged by Jethro Tull. Engineer: Robin Black.

This album is a single continuous track, although the original record had a seperation point between the first and second sides. "The Story of the Hare Who Lost HIs Spectacles", a sub-section of the album, marks where side 2 began. Includes a 24-page booklet with the original artwork plus a story of the album and notes on the Remix by Steven Wilson.

On the CD cover: The Original 'A Passion Play' album remixed to stereo by Steven Wilson
On the CD label: A Steve Wilson Remix
On the CD rim: ℗ 2014 Chrysalis Records Ltd. © 2015 Chrysalis Records Ltd., A Warner Communications Company. Made in the E.U. LC 30419. GEMA-MCPS. 0825646146512

Originally released in 1973.

Music and lyrics by Ian Anderson except "The Story of the Hare Who Lost His Spectacles" by Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond John Evan and Ian Anderson. Arranged by Jethro Tull. Engineer: Robin Black.

This album is a single continuous track, although the original record had a seperation point between the first and second sides. "The Story of the Hare Who Lost HIs Spectacles", a sub-section of the album, marks where side 2 began.