Living in the Past

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{{Album infobox | Name = Living in the Past | Type = Album | Artist = Jethro Tull | Cover = Jethro_Tull_-_Living_In_The_Past.jpg | Background = darkseagreen | Released = June 23 1972 (UK)
October 31 1972 (US) | Recorded = Feb 1969-May 1971 | Genre = Rock | Length = 1:27:28 | Label = Chrysalis | Producer = Ian Anderson | Reviews =

All Music Guide Image:4hv out of 5.png link

| Last album = Thick as a Brick
(1972) | This album = Living in the Past
(1972) | Next album = A Passion Play
(1973) | }}

Living in the Past is a quasi-greatest hits collection by Jethro Tull which contains some unreleased songs. It is a double album with two live tracks and was released in 1972.

The band's next album was A Passion Play.

1 Track listing
- 1.1 Disc one
- 1.2 Disc two
2 Notes
3 See also
4 External links

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Track listing

All songs by Ian Anderson unless otherwise indicated

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Disc one

"Song For Jeffrey" - 3:20
"Love Story" - 3:02
"Christmas Song" - 3:05
"Living In The Past" - 3:20 (Anderson/Ellis)
"Driving Song" - 2:39
"Bourée" - 3:43 (Bach arr. Jethro Tull)
"Sweet Dream" - 4:02
"Singing All Day" - 3:03
"Teacher" - 4:08
"Witch's Promise" - 3:49
"Inside" - 3:49
"Alive And Well And Living In" - 2:45
"Just Trying To Be" - 1:36

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Disc two

"By Kind Permission Of" - 10:11 (Live track) (Evan)
"Dharma For One" - 9:45 (Live track) (Anderson/Bunker)
"Wond'ring Again" - 4:12
"Hymn 43" - 3:17
"Locomotive Breath" - 4:24
"Life Is A Long Song" - 3:18
"Up The 'Pool" - 3:10
"Dr. Bogenbroom" - 3:59
"For Later" - 2:06
"Nursie" - 1:38

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Notes

The song "Living in the Past" was written in the rarely-used quintuple meter (5/4), inspired by Take Five, a classic jazz piece first recorded by the Dave Brubeck Quartet.

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