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Topic: The Alan Parsons Project Poll Posted: April 21 2013 at 12:10
I have made some some polls for PR and Xover
bands and all worked well, let’s try with Alan parson’s Project, who combined
his outstanding production and songwriting skills with the fabulous orchestration
by Andrew Powell and the lyrics of Erik Woolfson.
The team worked perfectly, every album, Prog,
Rock or Pop sounds great, will reduce my options to a maximum of three songs
from each album ordered according to date of release
Iván
PS: My vote goes with In the Lap of the Gods from Pyramyds
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Posted: April 21 2013 at 14:40
Oh, I do like Alan Parsons very much. They got many outstanding songs, specially on their first albums, and there are many I really love that I would like to vote for, either from the ones chosen by Ivan or some he left out. However, seeing that "La Sagrada Familia" is often forgotten (perhaps because it was released by the end of the Project's life), I choose to vote for it, for it is a fantastic song as good as any from their golden period.
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Posted: April 21 2013 at 15:02
Dellinger wrote:
Oh, I do like Alan Parsons very much. They got many outstanding songs, specially on their first albums, and there are many I really love that I would like to vote for, either from the ones chosen by Ivan or some he left out. However, seeing that "La Sagrada Familia" is often forgotten (perhaps because it was released by the end of the Project's life), I choose to vote for it, for it is a fantastic song as good as any from their golden period.
From that album (Gaudi) I like Paseo de Gracia much more, but both are great
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Posted: April 21 2013 at 15:22
I Robot followed by Turn of a Friendly Card (the whole thing), followed by Silence and I off the list. I also like the atmospheres of The Fall of the House of Usher a lot.
The world of sound is certainly capable of infinite variety and, were our sense developed, of infinite extensions. -- George Santayana, "The Sense of Beauty"
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Posted: April 21 2013 at 20:09
Hmmm...when I first got into prog, I kind of went on a bit of an APP bender, buying up pretty much all their albums on CD at a great price....I can't say I listen to them that much these days, but I really enjoy them, wouldn't dream of getting rid of them!
I think I'll pick `The Raven', if only because it pops into my head quite regularly! But tracks like `Limelight', `Games People Play', `Don't Answer Me', `What Goes Up...' all come to mind as catchy and enjoyable pop pieces! :)
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