The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project "Sirius" - "Eye In The Sky" (Live in Colombia)
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- 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 - เพลง
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I'm 65 years old....and this music always will be in my life..!!
Me too
I'm 98 years old.... best music ever
Are you really 98 though?😂
I'm 69 & I agree 💯 & Love it ❤ 🥃😊
🍻
@@sowhat... TROLLS!!!
Felicitaciones joa gracias a dios x esos años pasados y esta musica retro de todos los tiempos, abrazo desde Argentina
April 2024. Im 64 years young and listening to this masterpiece
❤❤❤
So Grateful i grew up in an Era when some of the Greatest Music was Created!!!
Now my grown Children are enjoying as well!!!
30 abril 2024,, 64 años,,, comparto tus palabras
@@aldocontreras7032 May 2 2024, 66 years old.....also sharing
I'm 65 y.o.
Idem ora 👍 59 primavere..😂
61 and still listening 👍🏽😘😘🥰❤️🌹
Absolutely brilliant. Music like this doesn't exist anymore.. Alan Parsons, a true musical visionary.
i just lov this song
Totally ❤
There's no amount of technology that can replace music played by humans. People can connect to the emotions they project. Machines can't duplicate emotions.
It does, but you have to work a bit to find it. The record companies chose to push image over talent long ago.
You’re right this is great music.
Alan Parsons was the sound engineer on The Beatles' Abbey Road and Let It Be and Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon... no wonder his own music is so timeless. Wow.
Yes, Dark Side of the Moon.
Omg, I was listening thinking, "man, these guys somehow got a genius sound engineer for this live - it's so crisp and clear, perfectly blended -- sound better than ever!!!". Keep it rollon' guys, the love and passion comes through bigger than ever. Wow, just - unbelievable ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Wow, non lo sapevo....
Allen Parsons, made the Beatles and Floyd, "per se"., along with Jeff Lynne of ELO
Alan parsons was on the rooftop with the Beatles
I'm 52 now and remember when this came out.
Getting old sucks, but the music of our youth is timeless! So thankful I grew up in the 70s and 80s!!!
Alan Parsons is a musical master!!
Totally agree
57, same here!
60 here & same
63 n arthritis but still think we had great music to grow up to
Prolly my fave a.p. tune eva!!!
Hello to everyone who enjoys this music
Bravo!!! One of my favourite bands and favourite songs back in the 70s. I am 71 years old and this song, this band will never grow stale. Love it!
I'm 65, and this is always on the playlist..
You and me both!
Spot on my man, we get it!
🤓👍I am 64 years old
may you have another 70 years of music and fun
I was in high school listening to APP with my whole life in front of me, bullet proof and eager to take on the world.. now much older, feeling frail and near the end.. enjoy life people, it's gone in the blink of an eye.
Changed my life
I'm right with you brother. Maybe we will meet on the other side.
So true.
Friend, life here is only the beginning of the journey.Yes, it passes by quickly and sadly we are all guilty of not "stopping to smell the roses"....so take that vacation you dreamed of, take that parachute jump you thought of doing, mend that friendship you abandoned years ago, and find that love that you only see in the movies!! If you don't take hold of your dreams while you still can, they will simply stay a dream. Cemeteries are full of dreams and inventions that never came to fruition. Our time here may be going by and we can't change that....we can however change what we accomplish in that time. 🚊🪂⏰
VERY TRUE WORDS NOT YELLING ALMOST COMPLETELY BLIND STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY AND BLESSED
The eye is still up there, and I am still listening here in 2023. Awesome tune. What a performance. Thank all...
Same here
Yes, look up satellites rock and roll...then they crashes and burned...so "Sirious" launched "rythem and blues". BTW, on star, is now "sirious"... crazy stuff man.😊
You aren't the only one xxx lol
me too you are not alone
I'm 200 years old, and I've been listening to this song for about 1000 years now
I haven’t been born yet n I’m listening to it
I have a Bluetooth casket and I'm listening to it now.
Alguém em 2024, ouvindo esse clássico , viva os anos 80, 90 ! 🤗✨
Eu! Já estava na hora de ouvir outra vez, para ficar bem!.....
Eu em Portugal
Si, yo desde Argentina❤
@@monicabertini8399 Bjs!
@@luisduarte-dk5ro Bjs!
I'm 81 and loved this group so much!! With this busy life I had forgotten this wonderful masterpiece!!. 😌 S happy to be reminded!!!
Wonderful!
81!!!!!Congratulation,I am 68 ,one life travelling the world for my buiseness activities,not taking care of my health,so I will not even think about 80,even 70 will be a little gift from our maker,it pass like a blink of the Shiva's eyes,intense life,I hope that your life was as good as mine,and you must be
wise and have seen a lot of things,some good,some less,so now if you feel good enjoy,it is well desserved in this crazy world where we live now!
Have a good week,sir.
Have absolutely loved Alan Parsons Project and their entire music genre since their debut in late 1960s or early 1970s. My English class talked in depth about how orchestrated members in the group transitioned between sets they performed. All very, very well done by all in Alan Parsons Project. Magnifico!!!
thank you for great Song
@@rickalder8894 no
DEFINITELY LISTENING IN 2023. A TIMELESS SONG.
I played this for my 89 year old mother during a visit. She was amazed how good this song is. That says it all. The entire production is flawless.
Tengo 70, fui a verlos cuando vinieron a Rosario, provincia de Santa Fe, Argentina...maravillosos músicos, los amo firever!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Still lovin' this 39 years later...not givin' a damn what year it is now.
I can read your mind...
Yes sir. You and me both!
Likewise
Hi. Me neither. I’ve earned my place in this world.
Hear, Hear
The mix between classic instruments and rock is just amazing.
Esto si que es musica, no daña los oidos, esto es maravilloso.
What a life, with ups and downs. This Musik will survife us all.
Yes
I’m 53 and as a kid at the pool in the Summer I remember this song coming on in the early 80’s and loving it!
It's an early morning in November and I am searching and found this song. There is something about a foggy morning as s gentle breeze lifts a blanket of fog into a slow motion cloud. The moon has crept through a bank of trees and cast its silent glow on the new fallen leaves. The sound of a voice of a softly spoken chorus can be heard as it magically floats through the early morning dew. ❤
What has happened to popular music?
These artists had such great ears for harmony, melody, composition, and instrumentation!
Fabulous stuff!!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Rap crap.... That's what happened....we live in times where simple minds relate with simple things.
They still do but the radio doesnt play it anymore because they know what sells to the masses anymore. That mick fellow isn't wrong. We live in really dumb times and dumb times call for a dumb soundtrack
Instead living democracy we live mediocracy.
that aint pop!
It will never be like this again. Nothing but loud noise out today.
No one makes music like this anymore. I was in the military when this came out. It's a masterpiece.
Same here
USN where I found them too
Me too
I was too!!! CAF
USAF, 84 thru 88. Loved Gaudi.
Alan Parsons, Mike Oldfield, Jean Michel Jarre, Pink Floyd, Gazebo, Alphaville are at a complete different level.
There are no words to describe how good this song is and how happy it makes me
That transition between Sirius and Eye must be one of the best transitions EVER - bloody goosebumpily weak in the knees FANTASTIC!!
He learned from the best, engineering Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon album in 1972/73.
@@dougdrake6637 Agreed
The Chicago Bulls opener !
The best transition!
Estoy de acuerdo 🎉
Alan Parsons is one of the best and also one of the most underrated.
You do realize it's not a real band? It's Alan Parson playing with musicians from other bands. They only released studio albums and no touring. But that is about to change. Supposedly doing some type of tour in the near future
@@My_Fair_Lady He means they are similar to The Monkees. Or the Partridge Family. Are ya dense?
@@dh-flies Are you and Paul dense? Where did Pete say "The" Alan Parsons "Band"?
@@petehenry7878 Ok...YOU are dense, for sure.
@@robertmajewski4486 dont you have a local radio stations, there ?
Excellent! People will be listening to this song 100 years from now.
I COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND, I THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO BE 63 THIS YEAR BUT A COUPLE OF MONTHS AGO I FOUND OUT THAT ILL BE 6500 YEARS OLD THIS YEAR AND I LOVE THE ALAN PARSONS BAND 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
anyone 2023 and 2024 ? Hi to all
11/16/23 loved it then love it now... games people play still as fantastic also
Right here.
Yeah here iam
Over and over and over again ❤️
Reiterando como hacen la señal illuminati 4:13 👁️✨💫 desde hace años lo hacen ALV ya me voy🏃
This isn't a song- it's a MASTERPIECE ♡
Amen to that!
Agree 💯 ♥️
You got that right!!
I am 65 years old, a Vietnam
Era vet, and darn I can say that our generation will go down in the book of life as the only generation that was alive. Man there will never be a gelatin like ours. We lived true lives, not fake cowards or liars. We worked hard and not on free handouts. God blessed us because we were real.
@@nenamart5272 MAGIK............
LOVE this with my soul. This is ART. An open concept. What a feeling
No autotune, no metronome
Music as it is
I have this C.D and whenever im driving i crank it up, more so with Sirus and Eye In The Sky, and it's funny how I get looks, here i am 60 years old and some are like "Really"? LOL while others give me a big thumbs up. Alan Parsons Project will never get old, I will continue to listen to this talented producer over and over again. thank you Alan!!
This is not just music. This is art.
Yes ; Art with some Genius in the mix......
music is not art?
Yes , Noel :) but what we got now ?
I am from Poland and.. do you want some polish bands ? we got nice band in Poland :)
Yes,art&music.
Alan Parsons, the former sound engineer for Pink Floyd and Paul Mc Cartney, there's no chance ! Great musician, big respect !
And tea boy for the Beatles
Been an Alan Parsons fan since around 1980. My wife bought me the boxed CD set so I can listen to all of the music. She's become a late to the party fan and now when she pulls into the garage, Alan Parsons is playing loudly on the car stereo.
That was the most awesome gift for Mother's Day thank all y'all!
Absolutely brilliant. Music like this doesn't exist anymore.
ok boomer
Me encanta es lo mejor
oh contare, it will _always_ exist
@@hardryv3719 I truly hope so.
As long as Alan Parsons is making melodious art, it will keep on existing. Wish Alan would do a project with kd lang. She writes some awesome musical poetry and is another whose vocals and musicianship is amazing. She has collaborated with many greats and if she would create some music with Alan, it would be magic.(Yes, I believe in magic, Alan. Especially from a musical wizard as yourself! ;-)
My dear Dad got me into Alan Parsons Project and gave me a gift of love for all genres of music. Thank you Dad, I am older now but I still miss you.
That makes two of us. Take care.
Lost my Dad back in January and I miss how him and I used to listen to 70s music such as this
Your dear old dad had excellent taste as did my dad who has gone also mum .had day of reflections can be very sad .music saves us picks people up .where would we be without it 💕
I miss my dad also! GOD BLESS!
I was the luckiest guy when I watched them live in Istanbul couple years ago. Such a gem in the ocean.
The begining is awesome and full of mystery like the twilight zone. Then it moves out into the open like a tidal wave and turns groovey.Over all, a masterful piece of music.
My family went to see Alan Parsons Project in concert last night in Denver, Colorado. It was a fantastic show with great energy from the singer’s. We were told Alan had back surgery in July and he was moving a little gingerly. His band members helped him when he transitioned from keyboards to guitar which was nice to see. We had front row seats which was amazing! We purchased their new album box set with LP, CD, & DVD signed by Alan.
Thank you so much Alan Parsons Project for a very enjoyable evening.
i feel like the guy doing the backing vocals waited his whole life for this moment…and he nailed it.
yeah, I noticed that too!
Right, he's only been with the band for 20 years.
@@mountainflyhigh no doubt. he’s probably sung this a million times, but he made it feel like the first time. amazing performance.
Totally agree!!
ahahahahahahah
66 years old now
I cannot recollect how I caught onto them
But so glad I did
Being from the 90´s, I can say that my generations has lived to see humanity exist at its greatest modern moment, and now see it fall too. When it's time to say goodbye, grateful to have been alive to witness it all including this legend is amazing.
"The sun in your eyes made some of your lies worth believing" great lyric
Pura vida que época más bella
Alan should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Just love Alan Parsons Project.
I did not know that. All the garbage people that are in and Parsons is not. Pathetic. But we love the group!
It's true
Linda--hall of fame is for sell outs and posers.
Bands pay millions to be there,that people don't know,,,,
It's a money world girl,get out that small town sometimes.
RRHOF is a complete joke. Alan Parsons stands alone for all time. What an incredible talent.
I concur
As a 71-year-old boomer, I was 30 when this was released in May 1982. I also remember discussions with a few of my HS buddies if it was worth the hour's drive south. But a summer store clerk job and being 17 when the drinking age in NY was 18 at the time got in the way of Woodstock on Aug 15-18, 1969. Remember, all we had was AM/FM radio, printed newspapers, TV, and word of mouth said it wasn't going to be that big a deal. Oops!
From a time period when there was REAL music!
I listened to the studio version just minutes before I listened to this live performance when Alan Parson was about 64 years old back in 2013.. The man still has it!!! I'm 63 myself, know and love this song from the begin, but this live performance send shivers down my spine!! They don't make music like this anymore.. Words fail me....
Yes man, there with you...
Saw him in a very small venue in like 1998. He hardly did any instrumentals, though the instrumental part of Psychobabble was wild, along with the accompanied light show.
Damn skippy
I agree...
@@lauraradabaugh2229 me be 63 Saturday. Now.
At 60 years of age hearing this song makes me pine to be 20 again. 200 years from now this man and his group will be revered as classic in the same manner as Bach,Beethoven,and Mozart are revered today. Sheer genius.
Yo sir! 63 myself. Hi from Cambridge UK. Still got a lot of AP on vinyl. Spend my early years driving around the US listening to this.
@@martinwhitfield1362 .
Totalmente de acuerdo!!! Yo tengo 58 años. BELLEZA!!!
Also 60 😎 And I agree.
@@martinwhitfield1362 At 73 I'm with you
Everlasting music 😊🤗👍
I am glad to be around when many great band and songs were produced , the 80's and 90's are the happiest times of my life 🎉❤
one of the best things about my 51 years old is the fact, that i lived my teenage years in the 80's !!!
that is priceless and I am grateful !!!
We are living in a period of history that is almost totally devoid of cultural expression...I feel so bad for the young people...they have missed out on the rich musical and artistic expression of previous generations. Really...what do they have in their lives? Rap and shit reality TV...it is a desperate state of affairs. They sit inside playing computer games and having nothing to say to one another...apart from posting pictures of themselves on Insta...pretending to have some sort of meaningful existence...it is massively depressing to witness. We have failed the young generation.
So true, Stephen!
☆OMG...So long since I've heard this masterpiece 😯... Dad...wherever you are in heaven, thank you, thank you sooo much for showing me the meaning of love and meaningful music 🎶🥺...Love you always, miss you dearly much 🎨...I love this!☆
im 65 now but i really love this since '80
This is one of my All-time favorites. I'm 65 and still love this music from the 70's & 80's
J'ai 65 ans cette année. J'ai les mêmes goûts que vous. Que du bonheur. Je suis français.
I´m 58. I love Pink Floyd, but also Alan Parsons.
형님이시네요ᆢ저는63년입니다ᆢ우리도 영혼이 저하늘같이
평화롭고 맑기를 ᆢ건강하십시요ᆢ♡
great memories!!!
66 and still listening. I hope that future generations keep it alive.
No crazy theatrics, just good music produced and performed superbly.
A masterpiece of performance, I will never forget them ❤️💪✌️
This is an iconic song... nowhere near the credit it deserves. This is awesome.
I'm practically in tears. Listening to this amazing song as it teleports me back to my youth. How great is Alan Parsons ? A blast from my past. He is a beautiful genius.
me too
"The Project" is and will always be a Genre of its own.
Thems were the days!
plonker
same feelings
I was only in my early 20's when the original "Eye in the Sky" album came out and now I am in my 60's. It quickly became one my favorites and remains so to this day. The music this man created is timeless and will never be forgotten.
I couldn't agree more. I'm 69 now and I have this album on vinyl. I played it a lot back then but rediscovered the band again recently.
With musical geniuses like David Gilmour and Alan Parsons, many of their live performances are superior to the original studio recordings, (imo). The production quality is just so superb.
I remember shivering with fear and pleasure, listening to "tales of mystery and imagination" as a teen... when reading Poe. From that moment on, I was in love with their music.
I hear you my friend I was at a midnight showing for led Zeppelin song remains the same and Voyager and what goes up came on and I asked the guy sitting next to me who is this group singing this wonderful song and he said it was The allen Parsons project. Very next day went out and bought two albums but I in the sky and the album that this song Voyager and what goes up was on if I'm not remember correctly it was called project pyramid.
@@garydye4270 I understand that I was fortunate enough to live in Los Angeles when the original Wall tour first came out and had tickets for the second and third show and man what a production they put on!
You gotta wonder what will be remembered about the music of today 45 years from now. We know its crap now, someone let me know how this pans out in 2066 will ya!
One of my all time favorite groups. They are timeless, and the music will be recognized as such forever.
Waouh! Alan Parsons Project des millions d'années avant! Im in the Sky Sirius superbe juste superbe ❤😂😊
NO music today even comes close to the music of the late 70's and early 80's! The older I get, I have much more appreciation for the music of those days. Songs told stories and had melodies that were just as impressive. Not many folks will remember today's songs in 40 or 50 years like we did songs like this!
Late 60's to early 80's.
Totally agree, Tom.
I so agree. How fortunate we were to have been exposed to such music, everlasting memories
He didn’t know everything about music, he knew everything about life and put it into music.
Heart & Soul!
Wise words
He had synthesizers and good piano writers harmony and chords..👍😁💙💜
Best song ever. still in 2023.
I can listen to this over and over again. Great start too!
Alan Parsons was the sound.engineer for Pink Floyd's ..Dark Side of the Moon album so it.should be no surprise to anyone that he created one of the 80s greatest recorded tracks. And hearing this man sing even in 2013 (when he did this live show) his vocals are as perfect as they were on the album. Sirius/ Eye in the Sky is a true masterpiece of music!! Thank you Alan.
the perfect apprenticeship
Immortal song also intro of 90s bulls team.
No te equivocas, posiblemente soy yo el equivocado, pero dime si no hace una analogía entre el libro de Wells, 1984, y la " pandemia"? Corrígeme por favor si estoy en un error!!,!!! 😢😢
Agree, totally. The Floyd were lucky to have him on Dark Side. Genius upon genius.
I think it goes without saying that after nearly 50 years since DSOTM, almost everybody who knows music knows the Alan Parsons/Pink Floyd connection
This has to be one of the best songs ever written. Timeless.
Isn't this the one Alan didn't think would make it? LOL
it actually is
No way I'm not agree.. It is a great song.. but not the best ever written..
It really is timeless!
You've led a very sheltered musical existence.....
At 68 I am so happy to have had the privilege to have seen and heard the greatest bands ever
So amazing. Alan Parsons is just so good. Two of the best songs of my generation!
I played this incessantly in my car to and from work in Toronto back in 82. Still playing it 40 years later.
Thank you to the Colombian Philarmonic Orchestra and the country of Colombia for making this happen
His music was so unique just as he was. That’s what separated him from everyone else. An artist in the true sense of the word!
There will only be 1 Alan Parson........xxxx & tg we could partake.. love it .. BRAVO to the 'Project' xx
This is so beautiful. It's march 2022 and it's still a classic and almost bring tears to my eye's.
Me too.
Me3!
@@Angelblue1111 Me4
me 5
Yeah. This is awesome!👍
My dad introduced me to this song when I was a little girl, and it's remained a favorite of mine all these years. Alan still sounds amazing!
Your dady a too intelligent man definitivo!! Saludos.....
I did the same with my little daugther and she still likes this song.
Perfect parenting, your dad rocks!
APP. Their music & lyrics are simply AWESOME! Well, to me..at least. They filled my teenage years with charm, hope, good vibes, even wonder...
Thank you sooo much !!! Alan, you & your "project " will always be one of my favourite bands ..together with dozens of others known as ' progressive rock' in my country Arg. ..More than a project, your music has become a ' masterpiece, achieved through all these past years.
LIVE LONG & PROSPER, dear artists & musicians all over the world.
I'm only 74.......One of the BEST!!
I've loved this song since I was a kid, fifty years of age and I love this version.
Every generation has (or had) its own thing. At 64 I'm happy to have had the music from the 70's. That is why I am a musician and still rockin'.
Somebody here said it was art. Yes it is art…art rock, deeply remarcable, exceptionally brilliant…can listen to it for hours and hours…
Sensacional!!!!!!!! Mi marido era un enamorado de este grupo, al igual que de otros, pudo verlos en un concierto hace muchos años en Granada, no fue pq yo no podía ir, yo le insiste para que fuera con unos amigos y no hubo manera.........lamento no haberlo obligado a que fuera.....pq hace siete años que falleció y yo sé que hubiera flipado si hubiera ido......yo me metía mucho con él por la música que escuchaba, yo estaba con mis solistas y grupos nacionales y él era más de grupos extranjeros de los 70 y 80, al irse, empecé a escuchar sus CDs, tenía una colección importante, y me arrepiento de no haber escuchado antes esta música.....me encanta, he descubierto esto tarde, pero estoy intentando que a mis hijos les guste esta música......no lo conseguiré, pero por intentarlo no va a quedar..... Mi marido desde el cielo me tiene que sonreír cuando oigo la música que a él le gustaba....con Spotify ahora es súper sencillo, voy casi siempre con los auriculares puestos......
Que 👏 maravilloso pedazo de 💛 vida el que nos regalas con tu reflexión... gracias. 🙂
Mój mąż też ich słuchał...zmarł w 2008 r
Era mi música ahora será nuestra
God bless you Cati dear. You are such a loving spouse. Your husband must have treasured you. God bless you and God bless his spirit.
Yes, music is a great way to remember. And your husband had great taste in music.
Cati, no se ha ido lejos, yo lo sé y tu también. La música es sólo un canal más de unión entre otros que sabes que tenéis. Nunca estamos solos, ni los muertos lo están tanto.
Thanks to YT, we are able to listen to these masterpieces of the 80's again. Bring back lot's of sweet memories.
How wonderful to hear it again and again…thank you …🥰
Me now. From Italy. I wish to all of you a lovely day with this great music😊😊😊❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Early 80's driving around smoking pot, hated this song. Fast forward 2021, finally listened to the lyrics. I get it , Great song! Thank you Dave Marcott
Late 70s driving around smoking pot, " I Robot" in the 8-track player! Sorry ya missed it then, cool ya get it now!👍😎
Late 70's loved them, Doctor Tar and Professor Feather grabbed me then and I'm still lovin them now at 64!
We all change as we grow older; hopefully for the better.
Really? in the eighties i was smoking pot and loving this stuff! Grin!
Yall old pals stopped smoking pot?
If you do not get emotional , or nostalgic , or wet with secret tears running down your face when you hear this tune then you will never know the joy to be human.
Tienes razón..snif,snif😢un saludo desde Barcelona
Could not agree more - a Bulls fan from Hungary :)
Hi I agree but first check to see if you have a " pulse"!!!
1000% true......tears in our hearts!!
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Awestruck at this song, these guys! SO happy I got to see this. Listened to this song on my way home from work when it first came out. Rushed out to buy it, and listening and watching now is such a treat!💕
A lot of rock doesn't blend well with symphonic sound, but Parson's work does, brilliantly. So damned good! One of my first albums was Tales bqck in '76, and I bought each thereafter. Part of the sound of my youth.
My first was tales and collected the rest. 68 now and still listening.
congratulations to THE ALANS PARSONS PROJECT i grew up with this Great band i was 19 at the Time Iam 56 now and they sound as great as in 1982 we hope you to tour in America me and my wife of 27 years will love to see you WE LOVE YOU AND YOUR BAND. GREAT JOB FROM Naples Florida USA
Mario j Corrado hey, little older, but I robot and pyramid where the first albums in my rack. Those days we always thought this could never be played live...... times have changed. He is still doing an incredible job. Hope to join the live performance here in Holland next year. Tickets in the pocket, but with COViD going round again? Tjeers👍
Parabéns pelo seu bom gosto.👍 valeu mesmo ótima noite ...
One of my favorite song
Eye in the sky
Mario j Corrado such a great band , from a fantastic era. I am 53, and also from Naples Florida.
This was as much of a masterpiece live with an orchestra as it was recorded 40-odd years ago.
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PEACE AND LOVE ALWAYS TO THE ALAN PARSONS BAND 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤LAURA IN TEXAS USA ❤❤
Only One Word Describes This Timeless Classic - BRILLIANT
I Ended Up Buying The Blue-ray Edition
Me encanta cuando las orquestas sinfónicas acompañan estas legendarias canciones de rock; una gran fortuna para cada un@ de l@s que estuvieron allí presentes 👏🏻👏🏻
Andrea. Saludos desde New York..Soy Rob ..y me encanta este grupo desde los 80's...y sorprendido con este gran concierto en Colombia.. Felicidades 🕺🙌🎼🎶🎸🎹💝🎤
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APP war vor 40 Jahren meine Musik. Und nun habe ich sie neu entdeckt. Was für eine großartige Musik. Ich bin sooo berührt … Genau das macht gute Musik: berühren.
Und was noch dazukommt: Gesichter haben eine Aussage. Wenn ich mir das Gesicht des Sängers anschaue .... Sympathie!
I am 60 years old now and listening this wonderful music since so many years. I grow up with this sound 😍 I life in Germany.
Grew up on this beatiful music, now 56 still listen to it everyday. Kids this days dont grow up with this kind of music, so sorry for them. OLS SCHOOL WILL NEVER DIE, thanks ALAN you did well and still doing it 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌💘💘💘💘💘
Classic, timeless song. I saw AP in the round in Phoenix two years ago. I found out after the show he would be coming out to talk to fans, sign t-shirts, etc. There were only about 75 of us lined up. Understand that this man's career has been a primary soundtrack to my life going back to before high school. As I shook his hand, I felt this overwhelming emotion sweep over me. I was just so grateful. Through my faltering voice, I managed to just get out "Thank you...for everything." He was so gracious and cordial. Really good guy. He signed a shirt for me. And btw- it was probably the greatest concert I've ever seen. A truly magical night.
Very emotionant
Truely An Experience and Memory of a Lifetime 🤩
What a beautiful gift you received. 🥰
Profound lyrics. I wish music like this from my youth continued.