I could sit and listen to Alan Parsons all day long. He's a very intelligent man. Im attracted to his intelligence. ❤. I will never stop listening to his music.
Alan's a humble legend,I wonder if he realizes how much of a impact he had on the music world and people with his brilliant gift , Edgar Allan Poe's work was beyond inspired,and so is Alan's
I believe there are so many of us who can hear the intro to Eye in the Sky and it immediately draws us into a memory. The first time I heard it I was at the Griffith Park Observatory and they played it during a laser show. I vividly recall turning to my dad and asking him what song it was. He told me Eye in the Sky and we listened to the vinyl when we got home. I still have the record. It's a cherished memory. Thank you Kip for doing this interview.
Great concept for a podcast Kip. Your musical IQ really comes out in these conversations. It makes for a more unique convo than the usual 'rockstar' conversations. Great job I'll be tuning in for more!
Very interesting conversation. Saw you both twice in Germany in 2013. First one with my friends in Seebronn at the Rock of ages festival. Remember you were headlining the festival and opened the concert with "Maybe a price to pay". Thought who is this fantastic singer? The concert was so great, that I drove a few days later with my wife to Erlangen. The BR-Radltour (a cycling tour in bavaria) made a halt in Erlangen. It was a free concert. And also the last Alan Parsons Live Project gig on this tour. Great memories. 🙂
I enjoyed this so much! It’s rare and fascinating to hear what goes on in the mind of an artist, behind the song, the painting, the dance etc. Alan Parsons is such a brilliant musician and as you summed it up- a really great dude. I’ll remember his Italy tour forever, what an experience…thank you Kip ☮️💟 Looking forward to your next interview!
I’ve always loved Alan Parson’s music since the 70’s and through all of the decades. Love this because I’ve never seen him interviewed and the bonus is, you’re the interviewer! It’s perfect because of your vast knowledge and experience of music and composition . Looking forward to more interviews.
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I “discovered” APP in the 80s and I thought he was the singer. I have only come to realize that Alan Parsons was the producer when I became a studio musician. He has been an inspiration for many musicians/producers like myself. Great interview. Thanks Mr. Kip Winger!
This was awesome! Great questions. Loved seeing how the fan Kip Winger still had the postcard you received. Looking forward to the remakes of previous Winger songs!
To refer to one of the points here, Alan Parsons IS a very fine singer. His voice suits the "Project" style fabulously well, and it would have done the old Project albums no harm at all had he sung more often even back then. I've always imagined the Eve pair of songs of You Won't Be There and Winding Me Up sung at least for a good part by Alan.
Great interview! I don’t know a lot about AP Project but I’ve been a Winger fan since I was a teen thanks to my mom’s old VHS recordings of 80’s MTV. I saw Kip’s acoustic show in Colorado a few years ago and was lucky enough to get to meet him and get a photo along with a couple of friends. I remember Kip seeming somewhat surprised that a few of us 20-something’s were there when the majority of concertgoers were from the previous generation. Good to know you were glad to see us there!! And I definitely plan on sharing your music now that I have a kiddo of my own. Off to see what Alan Parsons has done that I didn’t know was by Alan Parsons…
That was super interesting! First, I didn't know all of that about Alan Parsons, pretty amazing stuff. But also the idea that after you come up with your song idea, that you can tinker with switching around bridge/vs/chorus, tinker with the tempo, keys etc hit home with me. As I am delving back into my own RUSTY songwriting skills, I did that with first idea.. still am not satisfied b/c I hear it better in my mind.. cool to know that he does that. Also thought his heroes being producers was super interesting. Plus.. the abandoned song idea. Thanks for this, very informative & cool.
Wow Kip, your music is so awesome! This interview was great, I never knew this stuff. Please don’t stop making and singing music you currently make maybe sing one of their songs! That would be amazing!!!!
Nice to hear questions that are based on a fellow artists experience & getting straight answers from Alan. I feel like I actually learned something from this. The comparisons as well as the differences. Great interview 👍
Two legends right here two from different but equally creative eras! I would be honoured to meet either of you but probably a little star struck with Alan just a tad more. For musical geniuses I salute your collective humility a fine quality to possess! Smashing interview Kip Cheers!
I've listened to so many interviews with Alan Parsons over the years and honestly this is one of the best I've heard. Really great questions and the interview is focused on Alan and his work rather than asking him to talk about the Beatles and Pink Floyd.
Kip, this is great! I truly found this quite entertaining. I would truly like to see you do more interviews like this with other bands, artists, etc. Especially your bandmates from Winger! 👍👍
What a great conversation! I am very curious what is bugging you about Heart of the Young though 😉 I love that record, especially Rainbow in the Rose. Cheers from the Netherlands!
I assume from the time period, Kip is talking about “In the Heart of the Young” when talking about changing/re-imagining a record. Great stuff on that record.
Two artists who I have great admiration for! So much talent on that couch! I've been a huge fan of Alan since the seventies, and a huge fan of Kip since the eighties I have both on playlists that I listen to on a daily basis! This conversation is magical!💕
As a P.S, I've raised my kids, and grandkids on both of your music, and they absolutely know who you are, and love your music as much as I do! Sincerely, Kate
Thanx' Kip for such a wonderful interview with a Legend.. ❤ #RESPECT #SPLENDID #LOVE (Dunno, if Kip can do a Pure Acoustic Rendition of "Miles Away" with a more Anguished & Slower Essence that would just uplift the entire emotions with a soulful touch.. ❤.. As Miles Away was my School Life song that really helps me to travel back in time whenever I listen to it... 😇)
This conversation with Alan Parsons was much better than the recent Rick Beato interview. Thanks for asking all these interesting question! One day, somebody might ask Alan Parsons about declining to work on "Wish You Were Here". What a ballsy move that was. FWIW, some Alan Parsons Project songs are among my favourite songs and many of them are not just nice or entertaining but inspirational. I once, when I was very young, set up a make shift "quadrophonic" loudspeaker array (was just stereo but using two different kinds of loudspeaker pairs to get four in total), turned off the light and started listening to "The Fall of the Houase of Usher" in the dark. I did not last long, it became too scary and I had to turn the lights on. :)
Loved this. I’d like for you to interview one of my favorites, Kip Winger, and ask him all the questions he wished someone had asked him. Are you seeing yourself now as you want your soul to view you on your deathbed? Brilliant question.
fazem tantos shows, mas esquecem de tocar outras musicas diferentes, tentei encontras a musica MR. TIME, do album try anthing once, e o que encontrei, foi um cover dessa musica ao vivo, uma musica linda com um video clip bonito, eles deixam de tocar nos shows, tinham que pelo menos colocar outras musicas dos albuns mais recentes, é tudo a mesma coisa, não sabem fazer diferente
I could sit and listen to Alan Parsons all day long. He's a very intelligent man. Im attracted to his intelligence. ❤. I will never stop listening to his music.
Fantastic interview! So cool that Kip still has the letter and was cool to see Alan reading what he had written so intently.
Alan's a humble legend,I wonder if he realizes how much of a impact he had on the music world and people with his brilliant gift , Edgar Allan Poe's work was beyond inspired,and so is Alan's
What to say else than two big names of rock music and composition, my favourite, meeting each other = great honour to listen to them!
I believe there are so many of us who can hear the intro to Eye in the Sky and it immediately draws us into a memory. The first time I heard it I was at the Griffith Park Observatory and they played it during a laser show. I vividly recall turning to my dad and asking him what song it was. He told me Eye in the Sky and we listened to the vinyl when we got home. I still have the record. It's a cherished memory. Thank you Kip for doing this interview.
Alan Parsons is a hero of mine. Great interview. Finally saw him in conert and it was awesome.
Great concept for a podcast Kip. Your musical IQ really comes out in these conversations. It makes for a more unique convo than the usual 'rockstar' conversations. Great job I'll be tuning in for more!
Thank you, I appreciate it very much!
This was a joy to watch. Two fantastic artists talking good music. Nice!
We need more of this!
Very interesting conversation. Saw you both twice in Germany in 2013. First one with my friends in Seebronn at the Rock of ages festival. Remember you were headlining the festival and opened the concert with "Maybe a price to pay". Thought who is this fantastic singer? The concert was so great, that I drove a few days later with my wife to Erlangen. The BR-Radltour (a cycling tour in bavaria) made a halt in Erlangen. It was a free concert. And also the last Alan Parsons Live Project gig on this tour. Great memories. 🙂
Wow, I really appreciate this comment. I don't think of myself as a great singer. Thank you!
Great job Kip! I always loved Alan Parsons music and you asked some insightful questions. Thank you!
Phenomenal and great insight into Alan!
Now THIS I like a lot… depth, substance, knowledge and true interest / facination.. Thank you Kip for this
As a long time Alan Parsons fan, his interview is a treat and very informative 😀 - thanks for sharing!
I enjoyed this so much! It’s rare and fascinating to hear what goes on in the mind of an artist, behind the song, the painting, the dance etc. Alan Parsons is such a brilliant musician and as you summed it up- a really great dude. I’ll remember his Italy tour forever, what an experience…thank you Kip ☮️💟 Looking forward to your next interview!
Truly amazing artist. This was soooooo good. Great job by you as well Kip
What a lovely interview. Two incredible talents. Bravo.
Great interview mate, take moves to make things happen, just as you did way back then and do now today.
I’ve always loved Alan Parson’s music since the 70’s and through all of the decades. Love this because I’ve never seen him interviewed and the bonus is, you’re the interviewer! It’s perfect because of your vast knowledge and experience of music and composition . Looking forward to more interviews.
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I “discovered” APP in the 80s and I thought he was the singer. I have only come to realize that Alan Parsons was the producer when I became a studio musician. He has been an inspiration for many musicians/producers like myself.
Great interview. Thanks Mr. Kip Winger!
Thank You Mr. Winger
Just now watching this good one
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What a lovely humble person is Alan, how nice if he could be my musical mentor. A big compliment to Kip as well for his way of conducting interviews
Great interview. I hope there will be future interviews with more people who have inspired you as well. Will be extremely interesting.
Very interesting fact about Kip Winger, it was totally professional interviewer, congratulations!!
Great interview, I love you kip!!! ♥️
This was awesome! Great questions.
Loved seeing how the fan Kip Winger still had the postcard you received.
Looking forward to the remakes of previous Winger songs!
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What a treasure.
Love it!
Love & Peace ♥️✌🏻
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Blessings Kip ✨️
What a great conversation. I thoroughly enjoyed listening.
What a fantastic interview. Well done, Kip.
awesome stuff Kip.. hope you do more of these..
Dude! Right on, Kip! Kick ass. What an awesome guest.
Very interesting. Thanks Kip for sharing this. Two legends of their own. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
To refer to one of the points here, Alan Parsons IS a very fine singer. His voice suits the "Project" style fabulously well, and it would have done the old Project albums no harm at all had he sung more often even back then. I've always imagined the Eve pair of songs of You Won't Be There and Winding Me Up sung at least for a good part by Alan.
Great interview! I don’t know a lot about AP Project but I’ve been a Winger fan since I was a teen thanks to my mom’s old VHS recordings of 80’s MTV. I saw Kip’s acoustic show in Colorado a few years ago and was lucky enough to get to meet him and get a photo along with a couple of friends. I remember Kip seeming somewhat surprised that a few of us 20-something’s were there when the majority of concertgoers were from the previous generation. Good to know you were glad to see us there!! And I definitely plan on sharing your music now that I have a kiddo of my own. Off to see what Alan Parsons has done that I didn’t know was by Alan Parsons…
How I love to see you talking 🥰
That was super interesting! First, I didn't know all of that about Alan Parsons, pretty amazing stuff. But also the idea that after you come up with your song idea, that you can tinker with switching around bridge/vs/chorus, tinker with the tempo, keys etc hit home with me. As I am delving back into my own RUSTY songwriting skills, I did that with first idea.. still am not satisfied b/c I hear it better in my mind.. cool to know that he does that. Also thought his heroes being producers was super interesting. Plus.. the abandoned song idea. Thanks for this, very informative & cool.
It would have been interesting to hear about the Keats album
Wow Kip, your music is so awesome! This interview was great, I never knew this stuff. Please don’t stop making and singing music you currently make maybe sing one of their songs! That would be amazing!!!!
Great interview and insights! Songwriting is such a personal and magical process, thanks for delving into the mind of one of the greats!
Nice relaxed attitude..perfect for the audience to enjoy and takevin the interview. Nice one kip
A very underrated English group. "The Turn of A Friendly Card" is my Alan Parsons' favorite song.
Outstanding
Great conversation. Looking forward to seeing more in the future.
Great interview! 2 legendary musicians!
Nice to hear questions that are based on a fellow artists experience & getting straight answers from Alan. I feel like I actually learned something from this. The comparisons as well as the differences. Great interview 👍
Two legends right here two from different but equally creative eras! I would be honoured to meet either of you but probably a little star struck with Alan just a tad more. For musical geniuses I salute your collective humility a fine quality to possess! Smashing interview Kip Cheers!
Looking forward to this series!! Awesome
I've listened to so many interviews with Alan Parsons over the years and honestly this is one of the best I've heard. Really great questions and the interview is focused on Alan and his work rather than asking him to talk about the Beatles and Pink Floyd.
Great stuff Kip!
Very cool!
Kip, this is great! I truly found this quite entertaining. I would truly like to see you do more interviews like this with other bands, artists, etc. Especially your bandmates from Winger! 👍👍
Good stuff man, I always look forward to things like this. I hope you have more planned!
Great Episode
Great stuff love it good interview
What a great conversation! I am very curious what is bugging you about Heart of the Young though 😉 I love that record, especially Rainbow in the Rose. Cheers from the Netherlands!
Oh this was great😀!💗
The intro and end tracks are definitely Andy Timmons playing
Fantastic! Great interview, we want more!!!
Great interview! Thank you Kip!
I assume from the time period, Kip is talking about “In the Heart of the Young” when talking about changing/re-imagining a record. Great stuff on that record.
Exactly.
23:00 Even The Voice Senior makes discover old music.
This is great Kip!! Hope to see more in the future.
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Two artists who I have great admiration for! So much talent on that couch! I've been a huge fan of Alan since the seventies, and a huge fan of Kip since the eighties I have both on playlists that I listen to on a daily basis! This conversation is magical!💕
As a P.S, I've raised my kids, and grandkids on both of your music, and they absolutely know who you are, and love your music as much as I do!
Sincerely, Kate
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6:00 yes, the best idea(s) come by accident
6:28 The Robots intro, 1977.Got the Cd
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Awesome interview. I love both yours and Alan’s music/singing. Going to have to have a Winger / AP music day today!
A legend!!
Tales of Mystery And Imagination is an incredible debut APP album.
Great interview, really enjoyed it!
2 monsters of musicians! What a cool interview. You 2 should record together some cool stuff!!!
Thanx' Kip for such a wonderful interview with a Legend.. ❤
#RESPECT #SPLENDID #LOVE
(Dunno, if Kip can do a Pure Acoustic Rendition of "Miles Away" with a more Anguished & Slower Essence that would just uplift the entire emotions with a soulful touch.. ❤.. As Miles Away was my School Life song that really helps me to travel back in time whenever I listen to it... 😇)
Legend!
Very Cool 👏👏👏
Love your channel bro!
Interesting 🫶
This conversation with Alan Parsons was much better than the recent Rick Beato interview. Thanks for asking all these interesting question! One day, somebody might ask Alan Parsons about declining to work on "Wish You Were Here". What a ballsy move that was. FWIW, some Alan Parsons Project songs are among my favourite songs and many of them are not just nice or entertaining but inspirational. I once, when I was very young, set up a make shift "quadrophonic" loudspeaker array (was just stereo but using two different kinds of loudspeaker pairs to get four in total), turned off the light and started listening to "The Fall of the Houase of Usher" in the dark. I did not last long, it became too scary and I had to turn the lights on. :)
Loved this. I’d like for you to interview one of my favorites, Kip Winger, and ask him all the questions he wished someone had asked him. Are you seeing yourself now as you want your soul to view you on your deathbed? Brilliant question.
There are interviews with Kip being interviewed by others. Kip can’t interview himself.
The Alan Parsons Project
fazem tantos shows, mas esquecem de tocar outras musicas diferentes, tentei encontras a musica MR. TIME, do album try anthing once, e o que encontrei, foi um cover dessa musica ao vivo, uma musica linda com um video clip bonito, eles deixam de tocar nos shows, tinham que pelo menos colocar outras musicas dos albuns mais recentes, é tudo a mesma coisa, não sabem fazer diferente
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