J-Tull Dot Com: Another Cast Of The Net (Deluxe Edition - Remastered) Jethro Tull

• 1 Spiral (2026 Remix) 03:52
• 2 Dot Com (2026 Remix) 04:26
• 3 AWOL (2026 Remix) 05:21
• 4 Nothing @ All (2026 Remix) 01:00
• 5 Wicked Windows (2026 Remix) 04:41
• 6 Hunt by Numbers (2026 Remix) 04:02
• 7 Hot Mango Flush (2026 Remix) 03:51
• 8 El Niño (2026 Remix) 04:43
• 9 Black Mamba (2026 Remix) 04:59
• 10 Mango Surprise (2026 Remix) 01:16
• 11 Bends Like a Willow (2026 Remix) 05:00
• 12 Far Alaska (2026 Remix) 04:09
• 13 The Dog-Ear Years (2026 Remix) 03:34
• 14 A Gift of Roses (2026 Remix) 03:55
• 15 Aborted Soliloquy 01:11
• 16 Dot Com Acoustic 01:50
• 17 It All Trickles Down 04:41
• 18 Recollection No 5 05:03
• 19 Pipes (Close to You) 04:29
• 20 Sad Suit 03:56
• 21 Stigmata 04:11
• 22 The Secret Language of Birds (2026 Remix) 04:23
• 23 Hunt by Numbers (Live in Katowice, 2000) 04:53
• 24 Dot Com (Live in Katowice, 2000) 04:33
• 25 AWOL (Live in Katowice, 2000) 05:05
• Total Runtime 01:39:04

Info for J-Tull Dot Com: Another Cast Of The Net (Deluxe Edition - Remastered)

Released in 1999, ‘J‑Tull Dot Com’ captured Jethro Tull at a moment of reflection and reinvention, as the band engaged with the changing musical and technological landscape at the turn of the millennium. The album blends their unmistakable folk-rock and progressive roots with subtle contemporary production influences. The album featured the line-up of Ian Anderson , Martin Barre, Andrew Giddings, Doane Perry & Jonathan Noyce.

Ian Anderson, vocals, flute, acoustic guitar, bouzouki
Martin Barre, acoustic and electric guitar
Jonathan Noyce, bass
Andrew Giddings, piano, keyboards, Hammond organ, accordion
Doane Perry, drums, percussion

Digitally remastered

Jethro Tull
formed in February 1968 from the ashes of two unsuccessful blues/rock bands of the era. Ian Anderson brought his unique and innovative style of flute playing to a public raised on the guitar based British bands who courted acceptance at London’s famous Marquee Club.

After their first tentative blues oriented album, titled “This Was,” the group moved through successive records towards a more progressive sound, and with “Aqualung” in 1971 achieved their first real international level of success.

A few hit singles, notably “Living in the Past,” livened up their early career although it was as an album band, with songs of real substance, that the group really took off, both on record and as a major live concert act.

So-called concept albums followed in the early 70’s (“Thick as a Brick” and “A Passion Play”) with the attendant platinum No. 1 album chart sales.

Tull survived the critical backlash of the return-to-basics later 70’s to produce some of their finest creative efforts which, although not quite matching the commercial success of the previous works, established the band as one of the truly creative exponents of progressive music throughout the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s.

They have continued to constantly reinvent themselves, albeit with several personnel changes along the way.

Ian Anderson (flute and vocals) and Martin Barre (guitar) provide to this day the musical and historical backbone of the group, joined by Doane Perry on drums, Andrew Giddings on keyboards, and Jonathan Noyce on bass.

This album contains no booklet.