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The Definitive Collection by Alan Project Parsons (CD, Jul-1997, 2 Discs,... | ||
| Item condition: | Very Good | |
| Ended: | Feb 23, 201210:14:15 PST | |
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Track Listing DISC 1: 1. (The System of) Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether 2. Raven, The 3. I Robot 4. I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You 5. Breakdown 6. Don't Let It Show 7. Voyager 8. What Goes Up... 9. Eagle Will Rise Again, The 10. Can't Take It With You 11. Pyramania 12. Damned If I Do 13. Lucifer 14. If I Could Change Your Mind 15. Turn of a Friendly Card, Pt. 1, The 16. Snake Eyes 17. Games People Play 18. Time DISC 2: 1. Sirius 2. Eye in the Sky 3. Psychobabble 4. Mammagamma 5. Old and Wise 6. Prime Time 7. Don't Answer Me 8. You Don't Believe 9. Let's Talk About Me 10. Days Are Numbers (The Traveller) 11. Stereotomy 12. In the Real World 13. Standing on Higher Ground 14. Too Late 15. Turn It Up 16. Re-Jigue
Album Notes Personnel includes: Alan Parsons, Eric Woolfson (various instruments, background vocals); Leonard Whiting (vocals); Mr. Laser Beam (spoken word); Andrew Powell, Bob Hughes (conductor); John Miles (vocals, guitar); Ian Bairnson (acoustic & electric guitars, synthesizer, bass, backgrond vocals); David Paton (acoustic guitar); B.J. Cole (steel guitar); Richard Cottle (saxophone, synthesizer); Mel Collins (saxophone); Billy Lyall (piano); Duncan Mackay, Christopher North (keyboards); David Paton, Laurie Collie, Jack Puerta (bass); Stuart Tosh, Stuart Elliot (drums, percussion); Burleigh Drummond (drums); Jack Harris, Bob Howes, The English Chorale, Hilary Western (background vocals); The Orchestra Of The Munich Chamber Opera.Principally recorded at Abbey Road Studios, Mayfair Studios, The Grange, London, England; Mama Jo's Studio, North Hollywood, California; Super Bear Studios, France; Acousti Studio, Paris, France; Parsonics, Sussex, England from April 1975 to August 1993. Includes liner notes by Kathleen & Denny Somach.Digitally remastered by Alan Parsons and Simon Heyworth (Chop Em Out, London, England).Personnel: Alan Parsons (keyboards, synthesizer, background vocals); Eric Woolfson (vocals, piano, keyboards); Chris Thompson, Lenny Zakatek, Colin Blunstone, David Paton, Elmer Gantry, Geoff Barradale, Jack Harris , John Miles, Leonard Whiting, Lesley Duncan, Allan Clarke, David Townsend, Dean Ford, Chris Rainbow (vocals); Ian Bairnson (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); John Heley (cello); Richard Cottle (saxophone, synthesizer); Mel Collins (saxophone); David Cripp (horns); Stuart Elliott (drums, percussion); Jacqueline Copeland (background vocals).Liner Note Author: Denny Somach.Recording information: Acousti Studio, Paris, France (04/1975-08/1993); Air Studios, Hampstead, London, England (04/1975-08/1993); ARco Studio, Munich, Germany (04/1975-08/1993); EMI Abbey Road Studios, London, England (04/1975-08/1993); London, England (04/1975-08/1993); Mama Jo's Studio, North Hollywood, CA (04/1975-08/1993); Mayfair Studios, London, England (04/1975-08/1993); Parsonics, Sussex, England (04/1975-08/1993); Super Bear Studio, France (04/1975-08/1993); The Grange Studio (04/1975-08/1993).Photographer: Arthur Tress.Unknown Contributor Role: David Cripp.As a man who worked behind the scenes on both the Beatles' ABBEY ROAD and Pink Floyd's DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, Alan Parsons certainly earned his reputation for being a producer and engineer with vision. Parsons applied that same sense of vision to his self-named solo project, which featured a revolving cast of musicians and vocalists. Though the music of the Alan Parsons Project can be classified as soft rock, and its accessible melodies and lush arrangements made it a perfect match for pop radio in the 1970s and '80s, it's also progressive, conceptual, and highly sophisticated.THE DEFINITIVE COLLECTION is a carefully selected and assembled two-disc set that represents the range and precision of Parsons's music from the '70s to the mid-'90s. His early work, inspired by science fiction and progressive rock, favored synth-heavy instrumentals. At the turn of the '80s, Parsons was leaning toward a more pop-friendly sound (as evidenced by the hits "Time" and "Eye in the Sky," both of which are included here), yet this material sacrifices none of his high-minded aesthetic, a trademark of his sound that continued into the '90s. As an overview of Parsons's career, and as a primer for anyone interested in the art rock of the period, THE DEFINITIVE COLLECTION is indispensable. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
All rights reserved. THE DEFINITIVE COLLECTION By THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT 2-COMPACT DISC SET In very good to excellent condition. Never in a smoking environment. Never around pets or children. Always stored in a cabinet, away from light and dust. Obtained or purchased new. The only owner. All spokes inside of both cases are intact. The UPC code of the disc collection is 0 7822-18962-2 1 I moved Disc 2 to its own full-sized jewel case. It is included. Shipping will be approximately $5.35, for USPS Priority Mail.
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