Deluxe three CD + Blu-Ray edition. Remastered and remixed from the original master tapes by Alan Parsons. Featuring an additional 42 bonus tracks drawn from Eric Woolfson's songwriting diaries,... 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

'Try Anything Once' was Alan Parsons' first solo album after the breakup of the Alan Parsons Project. Opener "Three Of Me" and "Wine From The Water" both are reminiscent of classic 10CC (the latter... 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

Japanese remastered Blu-spec CD2 paper sleeve pressing. Sony. 2019.

Excellent collection of hits and favorites that truly represents this artist's complete body of work. The Playlist series isn't just about the chart-toppers - you'll also find a few rarities and/or... more

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Bands from the Beatles to Pink Floyd knew Parsons' studio skills; the rest of the world discovered the producer after he started sending LPs up the charts in the '70s. Pyramid ('78, #25), Eve ('79,... more

Import-only collection from the British Pop producer turned Pop/Prog bandleader. Camden. 2010.

The Zombies' Colin Blunstone joined the Project for this 1978 LP, a #26 hit. Seven bonus demos, instrumental versions and more join Voyager; Pyramania; What Goes Up, and the rest of these songs of... more

Hypnotic instrumentals and songs lamenting loss of identity populate this LP, which neared the Top 40 in '86. Includes the charting title song; Urbania; In the Real World, and more including four... more

Three hits arose from this 1984 album (a #15 LP): Don't Answer Me; Prime Time, and You Don't Believe. Communication breakdown is the theme on this one; seven bonus tracks!

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.

This 1979 ode to the power of woman powered its way to #13, thanks to lush productions like You Won't Be There and the Top 40 hit Damned if I Do. Seven bonus tracks!

Japanese-only SHM-CD (Super High Material CD) paper sleeve pressing of this album. SHM-CDs can be played on any audio player and delivers unbelievably high-quality sound. You won't believe it's the... more

Japanese-only SHM-CD (Super High Material CD) paper sleeve pressing of this album. SHM-CDs can be played on any audio player and delivers unbelievably high-quality sound. You won't believe it's the... more

Cerebral and infectious, full of ideas as well as great songs, this #7 LP from '82 was the Project's shining moment. The title smash and the hit Psychobabble join six bonus tracks including demos and... more

2007 issued digitally remastered 3 CD anthology from the man who engineered one of the best selling albums of all time, Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" (in addition to many other classics). His... more