Still Living In The Past: The Steven Wilson Remixes

LPA

1. A Song For Jeffrey (2025 Remix)
2. Love Story (2025 Remix)
3. A Christmas Song (2018 Remix)
4. Living In The Past (2016 Remix)
5. Driving Song (2016 Remix)
6. Bourée (2016 Remix)

LPB

1. Sweet Dream (2013 Remix)
2. Singing All Day (2013 Remix)
3. The Witch’s Promise (1971 Remix)
4. Teacher (US Album Version) (2025 Remix)
5. Inside (2013 Remix)
6. Alive And Well And Living In (2013 Remix)
7. Just Trying To Be (2011 Remix)

LPC

1. By Kind Permission Of (Live) (2025 Remix)
2. Dharma For One (Live 2025 Remix)

LPD

1. Wond’ring Again (2011 Remix)
2. Locomotive Breath (2025 Remix)
3. Hymn 43 (2011 Remix)
4. Life Is A Long Song (2011 Remix)
5. Up The ’Pool (2011 Remix)
6. Dr. Bogenbroom (1971 Master Mix - Steven Wilson Remaster)
7. From Later (1971 Master Mix - Steven Wilson Remaster)
8. Nursie (1971 Master Mix - Steven Wilson Remaster)

Jethro Tull announces reissue of compilation album Living in the Past with a new 5CD/BR format. Originally released in 1972, the album is a collection of singles, album tracks and outtakes which charted across the world. The newly expanded edition, Still Living in the Past, features Steven Wilson remixes, edits, demos, Live at Carnegie Hall 1970 (Steve Wilson remix) and four promo films. Also available is a 2LP edition of the double album featuring Steven Wilson remixes. Out on 11th July, pre-order now.

Ian Anderson says…

“After 53 years since its original issue, this collection with the Steven Wilson re-mixes and surround sound upgrades is a splendid addition to the Tull album series. It was conceived at the time primarily to update the Tull story for US and European audiences who might not have had the benefit of the many songs which had already reached UK fans’ ears.

I recall the recordings of many of these songs with surprising clarity and some I can still play from memory without a moment of hesitation. Quirky in some instances and covering a range of musical styles, it shows off my attempts to broaden my writing and arranging and develop beyond the more rocky and bluesy origins of the band. My mandolin and acoustic guitar tracks are amongst my personal favourites.

Consisting of singles A-sides and B-sides plus a variety of songs including the EP "Life Is A Long Song”, it brings together the many tracks recorded between the releases of the first three albums and the album "Thick As A Brick”. And, of course, the live concert recorded at Carnegie Hall in NYC reflects the band performance in all its 1970 glory.

I am so happy to have this material made available again and hats off to the team at Parlophone/Warner Music as well as the contributors who made other all happen.”