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 Every time I hold this Special Edition, it is always an absolutely special day.

 Old Aces Die Hard is a truly stellar track; Magic Bells makes the album even more 'tasty' and 'succulent'.

The 40th Anniversary Edition of Jethro Tull's Songs From The Wood is a deluxe package that enriches an already iconic album. Featuring three CDs and two DVDs, it offers unreleased tracks, live concert recordings from 1977, and multiple high-quality audio formats. This set confirms the album's enduring appeal without major surprises, making it a must-have for fans and collectors. Explore the rich 40th Anniversary Edition of Songs From The Wood—listen to rare tracks and relive Jethro Tull’s iconic 1977 concert now!

 The album has truly incredible sound quality: every detail can be heard in a brilliantly clear manner.

 Listening to the original album is always a great pleasure and always causes a powerful emotional upheaval.

This review praises the remastered sound quality and bonus content of Jethro Tull's Thick As A Brick - Late Extra. The reviewer highlights the emotional connection and lasting impact the album has had. Included are two bonus tracks: a live concert version and an insightful interview with band members. Highly recommended for fans and lovers of the genre. Listen to the remastered Thick As A Brick - Late Extra and experience Jethro Tull's classic progressive rock magic!

 The true gem of this collector’s set is the sixty-four-page color insert featuring rare photos and curiosities about the album.

 Steven Wilson had the great idea to ‘remix’ it and remove ten seconds compared to the original, but this is not a flaw.

This review covers the Special Collector’s Edition of Jethro Tull’s Thick As A Brick, highlighting its remixed audio by Steven Wilson and unique packaging. The set includes a CD, an audio DVD, and a detailed 64-page newspaper supplement with rare photos and interviews. Despite limited new audio/video content, the edition is highly recommended for fans and collectors. It's praised for its thoughtful curation and nostalgic value. Discover this unique collector’s edition of Thick As A Brick—listen, explore rare content, and celebrate a progressive rock masterpiece!

 It’s an album that initially seems a bit indigestible, but when you manage to understand it and listen to it from start to finish, it’s truly a real pleasure.

 The special edition is highly recommended to those who appreciated the album, because the second CD includes the incredible Chateau D’Herouville Sessions.

This review covers the 41st Anniversary Expanded Edition of Jethro Tull's 1973 concept album A Passion Play. Though initially challenging, repeated listens reveal its uniqueness and depth. The extended edition adds valuable material, including rare recording sessions and unreleased tracks linked to the album Warchild. Recommended especially for fans already appreciative of the original album. Dive into Jethro Tull’s A Passion Play Extended Edition and uncover the hidden layers of this classic prog masterpiece!

 Steven Wilson has truly done an excellent job, also because he has given enthusiasts like me a very valuable collectible set to keep among the most important CDs.

 Those who do not own it really don’t know what they’re missing!

This review praises the 2013 'Benefit - A Collector’s Edition' box set by Jethro Tull, highlighting its rock-oriented sound and variety of styles. Steven Wilson's remastering is commended for delivering a valuable collectible experience. Though some bonus tracks require patience, the overall package is deemed a must-have for enthusiasts and fans of classic rock. Explore this expertly remastered collector’s edition and experience Jethro Tull’s rock classic like never before!

 When I first listened to the album re-recorded in April 1976 for the London Weekend TV Special, I immediately realized I was dealing with a true masterpiece.

 Every album (none excluded) is a real emotional punch.

This review praises the deluxe TV Special Edition of Jethro Tull’s 'Too Old To Rock’n’Roll: Too Young To Die!'. Featuring two CDs and two DVDs, it offers a masterful 1976 TV re-recording, rare bonus tracks, and exceptional surround sound. The reviewer highlights the emotional impact and depth of this re-release compared to the standard version. This edition is celebrated as a must-have for fans and collectors. Discover the rich sounds and rare footage of Jethro Tull’s deluxe Too Old To Rock’n’Roll edition—listen and experience the classic like never before!

 This edition is absolutely unmissable!!

 The opera does not have the massive orchestration ... but instead, it is stripped down to the essentials.

Tony Britten’s opera-film edition of Puccini’s La Bohème offers a fresh and thrilling interpretation with stripped-down orchestration and musical theatre voices. The production features innovative design choices and strong performances, notably by Graham Mackay-Bruce and Mary Lincoln. Sung entirely in English, it brings a new perspective to this classic opera. This edition is highly recommended for opera enthusiasts and theater lovers alike. Explore Tony Britten’s fresh take on La Bohème — watch this unique opera-film and experience Puccini like never before!