Alan Parsons Project, The - I Robot Half-Speed Remaster - CLEAR Vinyl Record 180g
The Alan Parsons Project's second studio album, 'I Robot,' is widely celebrated as one of the greatest concept albums ever made. It was first released in July 1977 and is inspired by Isaac Asimov’s science fiction Robot stories, delving into deep philosophical questions about artificial intelligence.
This album was a global sensation, selling over two million copies and earning platinum and gold certifications in many countries, including the USA, Germany, Australia, and Canada.
As with other albums by The Alan Parsons Project, it features a diverse lineup of lead vocalists such as Steve Harley, Allan Clarke, Lenny Zakatek, Peter Straker, Jack Harris, and Jaki Whitren. It also includes talented session musicians like guitarist Ian Bairnson and drummer Stuart Tosh, with arrangements crafted by Andrew Powell.
Check out this special Limited Edition 180g Clear Vinyl LP! It’s been carefully half-speed remastered by Miles Showell at Abbey Road, ensuring premium sound quality for your listening pleasure!
Side One:
- I Robot
- I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You
- Some Other Time
- Breakdown Sony
- Don't Let It Show
Side Two:
- The Voice
- Nucleus
- Day After Day (The Show Must Go On)
- Total Eclipse
- Genesis Ch. 1 V.32
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Alan Parsons Project, The - I Robot Half-Speed Remaster - CLEAR Vinyl Record 180g
