The Alan Parsons` Project

As I am over 50 yrs of age - I would certainly be able to know which Artistes I have purchased over the years - the majority are on an 33!/3 rpm; and the singles are at 45rpm. The classics are at 78rpm. Since the 1980s when the Computer chip was invented - Sinclair ZX80 and ZX81, followed by a BBC Micro 32K and a Commodore 64K and an Amiga A500, and finally an Amiga A1200, are just the home computers I have purchased, over the years. When it came down to it, the PC proved to be the cheapest system, and offered far more than the BBC and the Amiga A1200 together (I have 3 of these + 8yrs of Magazines and nearly 1000 disks of original software). Ron, where are you - your 64bit music creations - made the CDR 64 the best home computer system that outsold the rest.

Wow - that sounds great!

It's The Alan Parsons Project, his name is Alan Parsons

Tales...would be my favourite. I reckon you would rather like Barclay James Harvest too if you like this band.  

To Gaston,

To all the forum members that answered my original question - an apology is required. I have been offline for many weeks, due to family problems - my sisters in hospital and I have to take on the carer routine: means getting up at 6.00am (uk time) doing my caring, coming back at 13.00pm and getting some bed rest, then going out at 16:00 and staying put until 23:00 hrs, before heading home to bed. I am riding a Honda SH 125i on "L" (learner plates) and hate fog and rain, particularly when its dark. Anyone who comes up with an idea for a battery operated skid lid wiper will get my support. Best wishes as always.

^ btw...and the the fourth is considered by a great many to be their prog 'masterpiece'.. not my view.. but it is by a good number of people.

Dean wrote: Logan wrote: rushfan4 wrote: One could argue however that APP were placed into Prog-related before Crossover prog ever existed.  They might require further evaluation as they might fit better into Crossover prog then they would have fit into Art Rock.  Just a thought, not an opinion. Indeed, they were, and I have been thinking about suggesting that Crossover consider APP (then Prog-Related would have to agree to the move).  For me it would fit very well, but I would want to research well first before making the proposal to ensure that it wouldn't be too controversial an addition to a Prog category.  I grew up thinking of it as a kind of Prog, so that may have tainted my objectivity (and, to be perfectly honest, though a favourite of mine for many years, it's been quite while since I've last listened to it, and I know much more about Prog now than I did even a few years ago, so I'd want to listen again). [Admin Hat Off/Crossover Hat On] I asked for APP to be moved to Crossover a while ago   [Crossover Hat Off/Admin Hat On] Keep your hair on Darq , these things take time you know, just learn a little patience will you!

hahhahaha

patience...  or has it even been talked about in months...   it should be a simple matter for the admin team to release a band to a team that wants it. Not a court case...

Heres me thinking my name is witty.

  You have to love those internal struggles.