For the collector who knows the difference between the original Thick As A Brick pressings and the Steven Wilson remixes, and who has opinions about both: this page gathers Jethro Tull vinyl records and CDs available now through the Relix store.
The selection runs across the band's catalog in several formats. On vinyl, you'll find Thick As A Brick on LP, Aqualung (Steven Wilson Mix) on LP, and Heavy Horses (Steven Wilson Remix) on LP alongside the double LP Living In The Past on 180g vinyl and Still Living In The Past on 2xLP. The 180g double LP J-Tull Dot Com: Another Cast Of The Net comes from Inside Out. The live set Bursting Out spreads across a 3xLP. The 50th Anniversary Collection anniversary LP and Minstrel In The Gallery on LP round out the studio and archival sides. On CD, the box set Under Wraps (The Unwrapped Edition) arrives as a 5xCD from Rhino, while Under Wraps is also available on LP for those who prefer the single-album vinyl format.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has covered the wider rock, jam, and roots world since 1974, and the store reflects the same editorial sensibility the magazine has maintained across five decades. We carry titles because they matter to listeners who pay attention to pressings, remixes, and catalog depth, not because an algorithm surfaced them. The Relix Sessions series represents live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label, a thread in the store's identity that runs alongside catalog titles like these. When we stock a Steven Wilson remix LP next to a 180g double LP and a five-disc box set, it's because the catalog warrants that kind of range.
All records here are new and sealed. Pre-order titles display a street date and ship when the label releases them. Vinyl ships in protective packaging designed for LPs. CDs ship in protective packaging.
If Jethro Tull is part of a broader vinyl habit, the store has more to explore. Browse the full Rock Vinyl Records collection for catalog depth across the genre, or dig into Psychedelic Rock Vinyl Records for the progressive and acid-rock adjacent titles that share shelf space with Tull. The Live Vinyl Albums and Records section is worth checking if Bursting Out points you toward more concert pressings, and Colored Vinyl Records and Limited Variants covers the variant side of things for collectors tracking specific pressings.