The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project "I Robot" (Live in Colombia)

THE ALAN PARSONS SYMPHONIC PROJECT “LIVE IN COLOMBIA” - AVAILABLE AS DVD, BLU-RAY, 2-CD DIGIPAK, 3 VINYL GATEFOLD AND DIGITAL
On the evening of August 31st, 2013, a large crowd gathered at Parque Pies Descalzos in Medellín, Colombia. When Alan Parsons appeared on stage, along with the Medellín Philharmonic Orchestra and his band the audience went wild. This is an audio visual document of that incredible evening.
THE ALAN PARSONS SYMPHONIC PROJECT “Live in Colombia” is available now on earMUSIC as DVD, Blu-ray, 2-CD digipak, 3 x Vinyl, and download.
Alan Parsons was 19 years old when he landed a job at the world famous Abbey Road Studios, an important first step on his journey to becoming a world class engineer, producer and artist. Following his beginnings with George Martin and The Beatles, his contribution to Pink Floyd’s classic ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’ earned him worldwide attention. As a producer he had many hits with Pilot, John Miles, Ambrosia and Al Stewart. Together with his manager and creative partner at the time, Eric Woolfson, he developed the Alan Parsons Project.
Following their debut album “Tales Of Mystery And Imagination“ (1976), they released a series of hit albums; namely “I Robot” (1977), “Pyramid” (1978), “The Turn of a Friendly Card” (1980), “Eye in the Sky” (1982), “Ammonia Avenue” (1984), “Vulture Culture” (1985), “Stereotomy” (1986) and “Gaudi” (1987).
Then Parsons and Woolfson called it a day, but Parsons had ambitions to perform the amazing music live. Now to the great delight of his fans, for the first time on a live video and audio recording, THE ALAN PARSONS SYMPHONIC PROJECT combines the talents of his amazing band with the lush sound of a 70-piece symphony orchestra, creating a very special show with unmatched quality. Together, they revitalize hits such as “Eye In The Sky“, “Don’t Answer Me“ and “Sirius“.
The lineup consists of Alan Parsons on acoustic guitar, keys, and vocals, P.J. Olsson (lead vocals), Alastair Greene (guitar, vocals), Guy Erez (bass, vocals), Danny Thompson (drums, vocals), Tom Brooks (keyboards, vocals) und Todd Cooper (saxophone, guitar, percussion, vocals). Alejandro Posada conducts the Medellin Philharmonic Orchestra
Track List
1. I Robot // 2. Damned If I Do // 3. Don’t Answer Me // 4. Breakdown // 5. The Raven // 6. Time // 7. I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You // 8. La Sagrada Familia // 9. The Turn Of A Friendly Card (Part One) // 10. Snake Eyes // 11. The Ace Of Swords // 12. Nothing Left To Lose // 13. The Turn Of A Friendly Card (Part Two) // 14. What Goes Up // 15. Luciferama // 16.Silence And I // 17. Prime Time // 18. Sirius // 19. Eye In The Sky // 20. Old And Wise // 21. Games People Play

[@ilonagruszeczka]

There is no groups like this now in this world. This was one of my favorite groups and I’m now 67 years old. Brings back old times good times. Thank you for the good music❤❤❤😊

[@animetrashamvs]

I’m 27 and I first heard this song 20 years ago in a Gundam series. To think that would be my introduction to Alan Parson’s Project 😂👏🏾

[@MotorDriven]

I'm 66 on the eve of turning 67 and grew up listening to these folks and it formed my lifelong love of music. Genisis, peter, Toto APP, Dire Straits, Pink Floyd, Led Zep, Yes, Jackson Browne, America. Who wpuld have known I'd still be lucky enough to be around to keep listening again.

[@ilonagruszeczka]

Right one,right on!!!

[@williamthomas7945]

I have no idea how we survived.

[@geoffscheimann2873]

I'm 67 Also, Remember Having The Cassette Tape Of This Truly Great Band. They Don't Make Them Like They Used To.

[@jamesquin6783]

A partner and I were ran portable DJ systems while at Uni in the 1970s. We always had a special track we played to tune the system to the room. One night, I was the one who went to the rear of the room to listen to the system. My partner put I Robot on. It was the first time I'd ever heard it. I asked who this was, and the next day I was at the record store buying my copy. I've NEVER gotten tired of that album. Amazing work of musicianship.❤❤❤❤

[@cindyhook4234]

One of my “heady” tunes from way back. I am71 now and still remember the joy I felt listening to this song over and over. It was so delightful to hear a genius and his band bring music back to life! Thank you Alan Parsons Group….you brought my memories of bygone days back and made me feel young and start dancing again.

[@ginogina4589]

Ditto.

[@sandrawells8590]

Ditto

[@patuxent56]

76 and still get chills

[@FranzStrasse]

64 here, wore my vinyl out back then. This is acoustically delicious. Different but somehow better. I am in awe.

[@victorinohernandez7674]

Im 63,feels the ssme,

[@frankmehlerjr.231]

A 74-year-old fan here. This man is pure genius. Fantastic production and the best intro's in the industry.

[@gregculverwell]

I Robot has a very special meaning to me. I was conscripted into the South African army as a teenager and sent into a war zone. One of the guys in my tent had I Robot on cassette, which he would play every morning to wake us up. The 'unearthly' sound made me forget where I was for a while. Sheer bliss.

[@antongromek4180]

✌🏼👋

[@colinthomson4014]

any relation to Brian?

[@gregculverwell]

@@colinthomson4014 I'm told that we all fell out the same tree - but don't know him.

[@collinwatson991]

UhavegoodtasehaveùheRdhlsñewonepeacebro

[@silviqjims]

Wow ❤❤❤

[@jeevespreston]

Dude’s a friggin genius! This is a 43 year old song and still as awesome as the day it was released...

[@Chordonblue]

@Rodzilla Bet you're fun at parties...

[@drwhatever7103]

Agreed man...yes he is

[@michaelkimbal3262]

@Rodzilla Just shut up.

[@juanitashatley9438]

@@Chordonblue 😁😆lol..

[@juanitashatley9438]

@Rodzilla Really Rod this song is epic and almost a century old and people are still listening to it like it was just released 🌎✌💜😁💯

[@henningschmidt7716]

One of the greatest Instrumentals of all time.

[@crazyfunny1056]

One of THE BEST ALBUMS EVER MADE ! Couldnt get enough of this album then, and Still listening in 4-2022 🤘✌🙂

[@athena3865]

Remember when this debuted. Now after all these decades, it doesn't get better than this.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

My wife is from Bogota Colombia, and she's never heard of the band. Now that I showed her this concert, she's their newest fan. Mi esposa es de Bogotá, Colombia, y nunca ha oído hablar de la banda. Ahora que le mostré este concierto, ella es su nueva fan.

[@dwayneard5997]

Been listening to Alan Parsons since the 80s... never... ever..gets old.... They still Rock out.... even to this day....Alan still has it on stage.... hell of a Resume.... Thank you for the Awesome music ....We'll played..Sir...Well Played !!!👍🎸😎

[@DavidEVogel]

Im always amazed with the tour member who seldom gets any attention: the sound engineer. The ability to balance so many microphones and electronic instruments is awesome.

[@s.thomasfife1836]

Considering that Alan was the reason behind the sound of Pink Floyd and soo many others as an engineer ; I doubt they get anything but praised when working with the greatness that is Alan Parsons.

[@Pink_Freud_Obscured_By_Crowds]

@@s.thomasfife1836 I concur. Alan Parsons has had a brilliant and successful career as sound engineer and producer. My early years as a fan, I was amazed with his work on not only Floyd but also the Hollies Air That I Breathe and Al Stewart's Year Of The Cat. Good move on Parsons' part to use Allan Clarke of the Hollies to do lead vocals on 1977 Breakdown from I Robot. Parsons has had the Midas touch. Definitely any engineer who has worked with him has been very fortunate and appreciated.

[@KD-wi1zl]

I'm 70 and I agree with you. I used to play this album at night when I went to bed.

[@Rael64]

Understood. Yet, when the engineer does get attention, it is usually because he/she has screwed up, so sometimes silence is good.

[@JC130676]

@@s.thomasfife1836 When you're a sound engineer working for Alan Parsons, I doubt anything BUT greatness will be deemed acceptable...

[@PatriciaPickel-ni4kz]

Im 60- love this♥️

[@davekerr6665]

One of the purest and most beautiful live performances I have ever seen

[@beeragainsthumanity1420]

Finally, a musician that actually deserves a symphonic tribute.

[@mrcyde]

Oh, I don't know... That time Cypress Hill stole an orchestra from Peter Frampton on The Simpson's was rather good. 🤣

[@emaaurorapersico3752]

SOS EL MÁS GRANDE GRACIAS POR EXISTIR 😍❤️😍❤️😍❤️😍💋

[@beeragainsthumanity1420]

@@mrcyde Just saw that episode...lol.

[@alanparsonsfan]

He absolutely does. That said, Yes, Pink Floyd and Emerson, Lake and Palmer are also worthy. I was blessed to see ELP live with orchestra and it was excellent.

[@peterbrockhoff857]

@@mrcyde Hip hop? you must be on the wrong thread!

[@ansbertocedeno5623]

I became a fan of the Alan Parsons Project during my 3rd and 4th years in college in California in the late 70s. Back then, these songs sounded so incredible, and they still do... Then I moved to Panama in the 2000s and saw the band in concert there. I even got to meet and talk to Alan Parsons himself... He was very approachable and down to earth... What a treat...

[@noelmengarda7361]

bienvenue dans le monde des français suisses

[@GustavoRafaelZelener]

In my teenage years I learnt to enjoy this kind of music that still gives me goosebumps.

[@davidstanfield9382]

I've always loved Allen Parson Project. Great music. I've picked one of his songs to be played at my funeral, when it comes. Old and Wise. Such a deep song.

[@garycoraluzzi1166]

Alan Parsons Project. Incredible band. I miss hearing them.

[@Altenholz]

That intro is out of this world!

[@alcahallic4526]

When the live choir joined in I had those old chills up and down the spine, like the first time I played this LP.

[@rockfloyd3586]

Alan Parsons and The Philharmonic Orchestra of Medellin: It´s high level music.

[@JM-xq5pe]

Awesome musician!!!!!!!!! Been listening for decades and decades. Met him about 8 to 10 years ago In Cleveland Ohio and he was kind enough to give me a signed copy of a promotional cd with his songs Fragile & Luciferama . 🎸🎤. Rock n Roll 🤘

[@Dawn_dusk12]

A timeless composition.. never fails to elevate my spirits. An energiser!

[@user-dj9iu1eq7o]

Que honor mas grande para mi ciudad haber tenido este espectacular concierto

[@user-dj9iu1eq7o]

What a great honor for my city to have had this spectacular concert.

[@user-kk8zq6wi8t]

A short moment when drugdealers had nothing to do?

[@freya1605]

saw him in Berlin some years ago-one of the most charismatic musicans ever! LOVE his music and performance! The first time I listend to his music is more than 40 years ago

[@marcghiggeri4965]

A masterpiece of music...thank you Eric Wolfson and Alan Parsons......

[@donwarnick1089]

I Robot should be in everyone’s essential album list

[@Pink_Freud_Obscured_By_Crowds]

It's in mine. I listen to it Day After Day. The show must go on.

[@Scorpio_Moonshine]

It's in mine, too. My dad brought me up on great music.

[@savedbyzero3554]

My recording is off the Original 1977 album, Duped onto Open Reel @ 15 I.P.S. !

[@strawberryp8109]

i love don't let it show

[@TheDreamtheaterlover]

I listen always I Robot and I Wouldn’t Be Like You back to back

[@jimmerkerlin5005]

I Robot & Dark Side of the Moon, helped me get through a lot of lonely nights. To sit back in a dark room with headphones on, I was lost in the moment. Can you imagine the revelation when I found out who was the sound engineer for PF on DSM?!!! BLOWN AWAY! Talk about the 1%ers! AP is an absolute master. Thank you, Sir!

[@crashandburngaming5103]

Ya brother, I am58 and ALan Parsons Project and Pink Floyd prob saved me from suicide back in the 80’s. Literly saved my life.

[@TieDyeVikki]

I was still in grade school in the 70s, but I had a 7-year older brother who was into good music, so I was too, with Pink Floyd being one of my favorites. I saw Dark Side of the Moon as a masterpiece (well, it is!). When I first heard Alan Parsons, between his sound, concept albums, some of his themes, and some of his song titles, I pegged him to be a Floyd rip-off, lol... so I didn't want to like his music, but I really, really did! Eventually I learned about him being the sound engineer on Dark Side and the huge impact he had on the sound of that album. That made me so happy, because now I could enjoy The Alan Parsons Project without guilt or shame! I loved (and still do love!) the albums Tales of Mystery and Imagination, I Robot, and Turn of a Friendly Card. Hearing this video brings it all back... and the music makes me move! I'm gonna hafta buy this release....... :)

[@FernandoRodriguez-wu8li]

Majestuoso , sobre todo porque hizo equipo con la orquesta sinfónica de MEDELLIN COLOMBIA, caray eso si es universalidad y hermandad de los pueblos..!!!

[@manolinmxful]

Hermosa, bellísima y al mismo tiempo infunde temor porque suena a robots, ia, y porque estamos en el amanecer de la Inteligencia Artificial..algún día los.robots dominarán el.mundo.

[@unacceptableviews1505]

All those people were soooooooo lucky to be there. Loved this band since I was 16 and over I'm 50 now.

[@weaesq]

WOW! Thank you Alan Parons for such great music over the years.

[@puti2147]

Brings me to TEARS these classics . Have been an ardent fan of these groups - Pink Floyd , Alan Parsons & dating back to The Shadows of Cliff Richard Fame. Magnificent Music today is no where near to what it was in our times.

[@3rdandlong]

Amen to that. ELP is also in that category too. Music that has character to it.

[@peterbrockhoff857]

@@3rdandlong And so many more!

[@gordonvolkert2304]

This man's music is genius.

[@IZProJects]

This is one Of the greatest songs Of a great album from the golden era Of music, I had not long got my license & I was driving An old Ford Fairlane I also met my life partner around that time. We used to blast this driving down The foggy back roads At 4am on cold Australian winter nights! Those nights made us inseparable we now have a child on the way, When my child gets older i'll play This album for them. Alan Parson's... Thankyou 🫡

[@marcoantoniorosaromero8973]

EN LAS TARDES OÍS ESA ENTRADA,UUUUUF TE TRANSPORTA A OTRO SITIO🎼❤️🤪

[@juantamayo5468]

Siempre soñé con ver un concierto de Alan Parson Proyect. Lo veía como un sueño imposible. Pero, una tarde llegó a Medellín y tuve el privilegio de verlo con la Orquesta Filarmónica de Medellín y el Estudio Polifónico de Medellín en la majestuosa conducción de Alejandro Posada. Una noche memorable y feliz. Fueron impecables. Un sueño cumplido lleno de bellas interpretaciones y muchas alegrías. Gracias siempre. Gracias.

[@dreamingforward]

This is an alien groove. I wonder how the roman's related to this track. I imagine it something like some angel of GOD is descending from the clouds and trying to talk to them.

[@lynnallen1549]

😇

[@HDramboDwango]

I LOVE Alan Parsons Project! Since very young!

[@paulware4701]

Still have the original album on vinyl. Blew my mind back in the day.

[@johnbrandon859]

The greatest band of all time!

[@Kookwater]

The fundamental soul stirs something way deep inside! If music doesn't move you, what's the point? Great stuff, Mister Parsons, with my thanks from South Africa!

[@unicornsandrainbowsandchic2336]

Dang I just cried when the choir kicked in. Amazing.

[@Bosstubeman]

Best concert I ever saw was when ELO opened for Alan Parsons and then they collaborated during the second set. (Huntington Long Island at the Paramount). Meeting Alan later in the Founders room and actually sitting with him for 20 min talking about his early work. He is a genius and very down to earth.

[@alcahallic4526]

Two of my favorites, what songs did they play together?

[@bbcala9719]

O my God, you lucky dog to see both of those band. Wow I bet that was a very memorable night

[@Bosstubeman]

@@bbcala9719 Really was. One of my fav bands is Pink Floyd. To hear his input on Dark side is amazing

[@bbcala9719]

@@Bosstubeman Yo, Pink Floyd is my favorite band also. This may sound odd but when I bought the Division Bell, I read all the lyrics twice and thought it was sheer poetry. Bossman you have very good taste in music 🎶

[@Bosstubeman]

@@bbcala9719 Thanks, I listen to just about everything except militant Rap. Hate that shit. Give me old school Rap from the 80's and 90's than OK. I love Romantic Warrior, Return to Forever. Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, Al Di Meola and Lenny White. That is pure instrumental poetry. Also the weirdest for me is King Crimson, Court of the Crimson King.If you haven't, give those a listen......

[@NotMiles]

What a sound! What a mix! What a magnificent job by the orchestra! The videography is superb. Well-done., Five-stars.

[@lawrencejelsma8118]

Can you imagine if Pink Floyd's "Great Gig in the Sky" and their I Robot's first track played back to back (Alan Parsons Project both responsible for) in concert! 😍🤤 What a 1970s rock band to grow up with back then! 👍

[@irenegrijalva5575]

Hell yeah

[@TonyNapoli]

Biggest benefit of being old; we got to see *all* the best groups 😆

[@gadsdonflag4289]

@@TonyNapoli EXACTLY!! I saw Led Zeppelin in concert in Seattle in the early '70s! Just WOW......

[@peterbrockhoff857]

@@gadsdonflag4289 Long list here, was lucky enough to see some of the greats!

[@3rdandlong]

It was at least 25+ years after this album came out that I finally got see them at Cal Expo in Sacramento. I Robot was the tune that hooked me all those years ago. A rock icon for producing "Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd. Should be in the Hall of Fame if he is not already.

[@mehrdadsaremi2103]

Hi, in my opinion KZbin has provided a collection but also a cultural, social, engineering encyclopedia in the best way in terms of quantity and quality. Which is a great appreciation for my company.

[@nix4pool]

Remember buying this album whilst still at school, hammered this track, this live version is great.

[@ichbins6929]

yes, and then with the Gratest Band of all Time !!! . Pink-Floyd - Atom Heart Mother (1970) and The Dark Side of the Moon (1973).

[@jyoffa]

One of the most underrated bands ever. Love them

[@davekerr6665]

As perfect as a live performance can be

[@franniej.3110]

I'm 66 have loved this mans music since the 70s. I glad I'm not alone to this man's ahead of his time music. Genius!!!!!!

[@judykarey8150]

A fine looking group gathered together all prepared to Entertain. Sounds Great, Looks Great, I bet the Atmosphere was Excited.

[@williamhenderson2408]

I've listened to their music and knew this would be one of the best music of the world in our time. Great beautiful music by the brain.. Alan Parsons. ✝ ( In the 70s 👌👍

[@sigfredosinmas1554]

Este concierto es una pasada.... Mira que adoro la música de Alan Parsons Project.... Pero este concierto suscita mi envidia cuando veo a quienes lo vivieron... Saludos

[@philperkins6542]

One of the 70's greatest recordings.

[@jiffin1]

Real musicians, playing real stuff ...

[@jeffthewhiff]

Alan and his band sound great during this concert and I would certainly classify Alan as a musical genius for sure as he has written so many great songs over the years!

[@bricebowlin8834]

Oh there's no doubt. No One couldn't contest it. His writing, mixing and just raw talent shine through and through. His music just sounds so much bigger (spatial) than anything else out there. EVER

[@raulduran394]

Me enorgullece que uno de los mejores conciertos de Alan Parsons Project se haya dado aquí en Colombia, y con esa calidad de orquesta y coros. Felicitación a los paisas por haber logrado traer ese espectáculo tan fabuloso.

[@ossyroval]

Esto es música. gracias Alan Parsons, te sirvió mucho ser ingeniero de sonido de The Beatles y Pink Floyd.

[@vsenefsky]

A buddy of mine bought this album on vinyl in '77, and we wore that record out. This version of I Robot is killer!

[@hectorpablobermudezlopez9107]

Excelente interpretación. Espectacular grupo. Gran admirador de Alan Parsons

[@karenreardon5398]

I can't even find the words to describe how fabulous this performance and song are.❤

[@chemento0712]

OMG. I read The Lord of the Ring with that record on repeat... So many memories. Great!

[@holgerreimann1880]

Thanks for this music ! Greetings from germany, east. Date is 11.02.2024, Euopean time.. Holger

[@user-kk8zq6wi8t]

Sieg Alan❤

[@laniburns5537]

Ditto on previous comment, but I'm 63 yrs old. A brilliant music technician. His band members, all excellent, work together like one project!

[@avemunoz23]

My favorite Alan Parsons album is his first album and I Robot. Excellent Thank. you for posting

[@RoeserFan1]

Never seen AP. I would pay a lot to do so if he tours again in the US. The AP Project was just pure genius.

[@joshgworks]

He is on tour now in the USA and he just played this last night. Don't miss out, go see the show. The tickets are not much more than a months worth of coffee.

[@markgreene6349]

On tour in 2024....8 may here in San Diego....

[@ForbiddTV]

I never thought this could effectively be pulled off live...

[@thomassullivan7756]

Keith was the greatest keyboard player ever bar none. After meeting with him once at a show, after playing the keyboard backwards flawlessly, I knew where my own playing was headed! Thank you my most valued friend! Thomas Sullivan Searsport, ME.

[@XanAxDdu]

I Robot album is a true brilliant masterpiece

[@daniellaubach8412]

A old friend of mine had Parsons "I Robot" playing at his guard house at his job 45 years ago and this song has been stuck in my head since then as well as the whole album. He got me into listening to the Parsons Project to this day. Do have the vinyl version of this plus other Project albums.

[@Antares070]

Alan Parsons was the future..Awesome..

[@leonorsanchez3892]

Maravilloso el conjunto perfecto ,música clásica ,coros y rock, más bonito para los sentidos no hay, precioso ,la armonía perfecta.

[@donaldoswell5544]

I just hope that they can do it some more. They have been the best since the first time I heard them in 1974 in San Diego ,Calif..

[@PAKiller1]

I heard this on KZbin and immediately order the DVD.. when I got it, I turned on my surround sound and immediately left the face of the earth.. what a great performance

[@dellerpesh1]

Same here

[@Coasterdude02149]

LOL! I just ordered it just now myself.

[@glynisjones8128]

AWESOME, EPIC, fabulous song!!!!!

[@fabiano1960]

Foi a primeira música que escutei do Alan Parsons . Ainda adolescente, me apaixonei pela sonoridade. Tornou-se uma das minhas bandas prediletas.

[@jorgetorres2327]

Corría el año 1977, yo era un adolescente, y en Argentina un programa de noticias tenía como cortina musical un tema que cuando lo escuche por primera vez me rompio la cabeza, literalmente, era "Yo Robot" , en ese momento descubrí este genio musical que hoy a mis casi 60 años no termina de sorprenderme. Gracias por todo Alan

[@elizabethmachado5963]

Somos muchos Jorge, hasta el día de hoy nos emociona. SALUD APP Y TODA SU BANDA. SON MEJESTUOSOS Y ÚNICOS QUE. 💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@gabrielvanney1991]

¡Mónica Presenta! Indudablemente me compré el LP al poco tiempo

[@TheJuan1966]

*Recordas las Historias de OVNIS.....q presentaba Monica Presenta con este tema??......excelente tema.........aunque bastante LADRIS Monica&Cesar.....jajajjaa*

[@rodolforodriguez7902]

Las veces que busqué esta obra de arte y no me acordaba el título, y el compositor

[@carloscelular8182]

Monica Presenta. Monica Cahen D'anvers

[@parati9032]

💙Harmony of sounds, - beautiful!

[@colinstewart3699]

Space Spa sounds heavenly,

[@michaelbaugh2010]

Great memories to be had. Love ya Alan Parsons Project. Michael Baugh PhD.

[@HealingOurEnergy]

Always a favourite!

[@finemusicgallery]

Kind a mixture of 'Atom Heart Mother', 'On the run', 'Autobahn' and somthing absolute new and never heard before at that time. Mindblowing fantastic!

[@hollykage659]

I love this song, and this was the first CD I bought when they were still a new thing. They did a fantastic job on this video! He has always worked with the best musicians, and the bassist in particular is really jamming! You can tell he's having fun, and that's what it's about.

[@joepollard3228]

Walked into a record store that was playing Tales Of Mystery And Imagination. The cut I heard was Fall of the House of Usher. I was immediately hooked. I still have the vinyl disc. I also have the CD with narration by Orson Welles. This is one great recording.

[@jazykjedovaty5984]

I still have this 8 track tape of this album, even though it's quality has been horrible for a few decades. This played in my truck over and over, very loud and proud. Still one of the best albums ever.

[@timsweet4424]

I drove a semi back in the days of cabovers . When driving about 68 - 70 mph , the rhythm of this song along with a concrete interstate highway , the cab and music would sync up ! I loved it !

[@lmsmuffin]

Absolutely one of the best albums ever.

[@unvmom5114]

this journey of music takes my mind to places we may never see again.. free..

[@Altenholz]

Excellent words maid!

[@wolfganggunther9467]

For me this concert is the best ever...

[@IAm-fx7du]

Thank you Alan Parsons Project for pulling me out of my depression with this outstanding music. All band members are without a doubt phenomenal. Watched great interviews with Alan Parsons. You are the best.

[@finddeniro]

1977 .. I saw a Bloody Accident..This album pulled me back..Terrible Flashbacks.

[@rickbarrington]

Amazing arrangement. Respect

[@dougyates7218]

A true master of music!

[@daledearing4399]

One of the greatest acoustic songs!

[@anitamrohs9700]

The Great Man Alan Parsons 🎼🎸🎼 ❤❤❤

[@anitamrohs9700]

Thanke you so much. 🎶🎸🎙✌

[@mikedag1176]

Man I always loved listening to Alan Parsons Project Geniuses all of them

[@Eggmanontheair]

Been a Parsons fan for more than 40 years; seen them live twice, and I gotta say Mr. P might ought to have reconsidered that eyeliner.. :)

[@jeffj2495]

Agreed. And a few too many fish and chips under that belt.

[@kjeldlarsen912]

Ehm.....so you are here because of looks ?

[@GeorgeSagen]

You can see his eye from the sky looking at you

[@micknordstrom2591]

That drummer is amazing!

[@Kaleiddmode]

😂

[@rickandrew6397]

The bass line is anchoring everything, he never misses a note or time signature 🎸

[@elizabethmachado5963]

Un supremo visionario, incomparable, insustituible, un genio en música y letras. 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@alfiocadorna5901]

majestuoso

[@dylandream2248]

Amazing! Uncanny! Utterly remarkable!!

[@jcpuli949]

Qué orgullo semejante talento junto y en nuestra tierra....

[@yolandapatinobolivar2449]

lo q me perdí

[@allongtin1243]

EPIC !!! Timeless classic from my high school road loading days. :-)

[@armandozakovic2854]

Wooooooouuuuuuuuuu... Esto no lo había visto ni escuchado jamás... DE RODILLAS. Grande Maestro... Impecable. Qué orgullo para todos los que fueron parte y esencia de esta experiencia junto a ese GIGANTE.

[@johncrow6234]

I'm a 60s baby and I wish that I never left the 70s !! Scotty BEAM ME UP !! Saw The Project in the 80s and never looked back !! This takes me way back when everything & everyone were so laid back !! Defiantly do a left hander & Crank It Wide Ass Open Y'all )))))