M.U. – The Best of Jethro Tull

;Side one • "Teacher" (A, C, E, G, M) – 4:07 (alternative mix) • "Aqualung" (C, E, H, I, J) – 6:34 (alternative mix, including the song's opening guitar riff played twice - previous US edits of the song began three seconds later, with the second playing of the riff) • "Thick as a Brick Edit #1" (B, E, H, M, R) – 3:01 (The first three minutes of "Thick as a Brick, Part One") • "Bungle in the Jungle" (B, E, H, M, R) – 3:34 • "Locomotive Breath" (C, E, H, I, J) – 4:23 (alternate mix) ;Side two • "Fat Man" (A, C, M) – 2:50 • "Living in the Past" (C, G, U) – 3:18 • "A Passion Play Edit #8" (B, E, H, M, R) – 3:28 ("Overseer Overture", which occurs about 8 minutes into "A Passion Play, Part Two") • "Skating Away on the Thin Ice of the New Day" (B, E, H, M) – 4:02 • "Rainbow Blues" (B, E, H, M, R) – 3:37 • "Nothing Is Easy" (A, C, G, M) – 4:23 == Personnel ==

As mentioned and sorted on the back cover: • Ian Anderson – flute, acoustic guitar, soprano saxophone, mandolin and voice • Martin Barre – electric guitar and acoustic guitar • (E) John Evan – piano, hammond organ, synthesizer and piano accordion • (G) Glenn Cornick – bass guitar • (H) Jeffrey Hammond – bass guitar • (C) Clive Bunker – drums and percussion • (B) Barriemore Barlow – drums and percussion • (M) Recorded at Morgan Studios, London • (I) Recorded at Island Studios, London • (U) Recorded at Vantone Studio, West Orange, New Jersey • (R) Engineered by Robin Black • (J) Engineered by John Burns • (A) Engineered by Andy Johns • (P) 1972, 1973, 1974 and 1975 Chrysalis Records Production by Ian Anderson and Terry Ellis. Orchestrations arranged and conducted by Dee Palmer. Art direction by OZ Studios. Designed by Eric Michelson. ==Charts==