RE-UP Jethro Tull - A Little Light Music and Conversation With Ian Anderson

It's always enjoyable listening to Ian speak, his wit and story telling always entertains and leaves you wanting more. I recently found the below disc featuring an extensive radio interview from Buenos Aires in 1993. Great comments and insights as usual from Mr.Anderson. One problem however is everything Ian says is being translated, which certainly chops up the flow of conversation. Still very much worth the listen. Just a note on the music tracks, they are all original studio versions except Someday the Sun...and Bouree, which are live in the studio. 
I've also added the Monte Carlo BBC Broadcast from 1975 with some fun comments in between songs, and a partially restored Chateau d'Isater Sessions.
Enjoy!

Radio 1993

      BBC 75 with Chateau D'Iaster

Jethro Tull

April 1975

Maison Rouge Mobile, Monte Carlo, Europe  

BBC Radio Broadcast

MP3 320

 1-Minstrel In The Gallery  

 2-Requiem 

                      3-Aqualung                      

 4-Cold Wind To Valhalla

 Chateau d'Heroville Tapes

FLAC

 5-Intro

 6-Scenario

 7-Audition

 8-Skating Away on the Thin Ice of a New Day  

 9-Sailor

 10-No Rehearsal

Tracks 1 through 4 recorded at the Maison Rouge Mobile, Monte Carlo, 1975 (FM-exc quality)

Tracks 6 through 10 Recored in Château d'Hérouville in August and September of 1972.

Tracks: Intro / Scenario / Audition / Skating Away on the Thin Ice of a New Day / Sailor / No Rehearsal

Quality: Excellent

Flac

Total Length: 21:13 min.

*Original Comments: I recently have been listening a lot to Nightcap and the Chateau recordings. 

I remembered about the Minstrel in the Red House bootlegs that includes the raw recording of 

what was to be a side of the double album that was reworked as A Passion Play. I then found a 

bootleg called "The Lost Chateau Album (A Partial Reconstruction). It is very interesting as an 

attempted to recreate to some degree the double album. Of this bootleg I will post only this 

piece, it's the track from Minstrel in the Red House remastered, and the guy who did the 

remastering did a really wonderful job. I unfortunately don't know his name to credit him here. 

Hope you enjoy it as much as I did!