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The Originals

a Compilation Release
Release Year:
1998
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Added To Proggnosis on: 19 Jun 2003
Last Updated on: 02 Oct 2009 by: DBSilver

Track Listing 

Disc 1
  1. My Sunday Feeling 3:42
  2. Some Day The Sun Won't Shine For You 2:49
  3. Beggar's Farm 4:20
  4. Move On Alone 1:59
  5. Serenade To A Cuckoo 6:11
  6. Dharma For One 4:16
  7. It's Breaking Me Up 5:05
  8. Cat's Squirrel 5:44
  9. A Song For Jeffrey 3:23
  10. Round 0:49
Disc 2
  1. A New Day Yesterday 4:10
  2. Jeffrey Goes To Leicester Square 2:12
  3. Bourée 3:47
  4. Back To The Family 3:48
  5. Look Into The Sun 4:21
  6. Nothing Is Easy 4:26
  7. Fat Man 2:52
  8. We Used To Know 4:00
  9. Reasons For Waiting 4:06
  10. For A Thousand Mothers 4:13
Disc 3
  1. With You There To Help Me 6:21
  2. Nothing To Say 5:16
  3. Alive And Well And Living In 2:49
  4. Son 2:52
  5. For Michael Collins, Jeffrey and Me 3:49
  6. To Cry You A Song 6:17
  7. A Time For Everything 2:45
  8. Inside 3:50
  9. Play In Time 3:50
  10. Sossity, You're A Woman 4:33

Performer Credits  


Ian Anderson
flute, mouth organ, guitar, claghorn, piano, vocals
Clive Bunker
drums, percussion
Martin Barre
electric guitar, flute
Disc 2 & 3)
Glenn Cornick
bass
Disc 1 & 2)
Mick Abrahams
guitar, 9-string guitar, vocals
Disc 1)
John Evans
piano, organ, mellotron
Disc 3)
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond
bass, alto recorder, backing vocals
Disc 3)

Reviews


review by: DBSilverIf you are looking for these CDs, this boxed set represents your best deal. Sonically only the 2001 re-masters can top it but considering the cost of this boxed set versus the cost of inddivual remasters, this may be the best deal. The 2001 individual remasters do contain bonus tracks however and this may be a consideration on your purchase.

Tull fans sometimes have preferences to periods of music. These 3 albums represent the foundation of this band (though similar music makes up a good part of Living In The Past. Aqualung stands alone as a blending of this early style with hard rock and with leanings towards the Art Rock that was to come, and this is follwed by the concept progressive masterpieces Thick As A Brick and A Passion Play. If you are not famiiar with the earlier sound of the band and you are a fan of Aqualung then you are definately missing out and each of these albums, especially Stand Up and Benefit should be on your shopping list.

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