Pyramid - ALAN PARSONS - The Alan Parsons Project's third studio album 'Pyramid' (1978) was one of it's very best. A pristine sounding and ambitious conceptual release, contributors included Colin... more

The Alan Parsons Project was a studio band that never toured, and yet, in 1994 they toured in May and recorded one of the best live albums of all time! The live band consists of many of Parsons usual... more

CD reissue. Sounding like a combination of the Alan Parsons Project of the 70s with a dash of Pink Floyd, "The Time Machine" is an aural experience sure to please fans of Parsons, New Age and... more

This concept album as the name suggests, is an album dedicated to the skies and learning how to master the art of flying. It stands up to anything Alan Parsons did earlier under the 'Project'... more

Communication breakdown is the theme on this 1984 LP, which soared to #15 pop on the strength of three hits: "Don't Answer Me," "Prime Time" and "You Don't Believe." We know that sumptuous sonics... more

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The titular Spanish architect inspired Alan and these well-built songs and orchestrated instrumentals. Seven bonus alternate versions join Too Late; Paseo de Gracia, and more. Reached #57 in '87.

Parsons reached #13 for the second time in a year when this LP came out in 1980. Seven bonus demos and alternate versions join the big hits Games People Play; Time, and the rest of the original LP!

Their 1977 #9 album blended sci-fi with prog rock, with plenty of melody to go along with the haunting Asimov prophecies. Includes the hits Don't Let It Show and I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You plus... more

Track listins include: "Eye in the Sky," "Don't An swer Me," "Games People Play," "Lime Light,"

Import only double-disc collection. The 34-tracks are presented in chronological order, through 1996. The liner notes feature a track-by-track guide with extensive notes. 'The Definitive Collection... more