Live Performances by The Alan Parsons Project
Alan Parsons Project Live - The Night of the Proms 1990 Full Concert
Sportpaleis
Antwerp, Belgium
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In October 1990, The Alan Parsons Project performed at “The Night of the Proms” in Antwerp, marking a significant milestone as it was their first ... Read Full Description >
In October 1990, The Alan Parsons Project performed at “The Night of the Proms” in Antwerp, marking a significant milestone as it was their first live performance under the project's name. Prior to this event, the group had released their album "Gaudi" in 1987, which was inspired by the famous architect Antoni Gaudí and was their last studio album credited as The Alan Parsons Project. During the years leading up to this live recording, the project predominantly focused on studio work and conceptual albums, establishing their distinct sound characterized by sophisticated production techniques. This performance highlighted their transition into live shows and brought attention to their well-crafted hits, such as “Eye in the Sky” and “Games People Play.” The concert also showcased the collaborative efforts between Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson, underscoring their successful partnership in songwriting and production. This live appearance set a precedent for future performances, enhancing
Alan Parsons Project - Live Performance of 'Sirius' at Antwerp Proms
Antwerp Proms
Antwerp, Belgium
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In January 1995, during the live performance of "Sirius" from *Eye in the Sky* at the Antwerp Proms in Belgium, The Alan Parsons Project was enjoying ... Read Full Description >
In January 1995, during the live performance of "Sirius" from *Eye in the Sky* at the Antwerp Proms in Belgium, The Alan Parsons Project was enjoying a productive phase following the release of their 1994 album, *Try Anything Once*. This album marked a transitional period for the group, as it was the first project after the departure of Eric Woolfson, the co-founder and key songwriter, leading to a shift in their musical direction. Notably, the song "Sirius" has become an enduring hallmark of the band, frequently associated with sports events and radio broadcasts due to its powerful orchestral intro. The performance captures the essence of The Alan Parsons Project's unique blend of rock, pop, and progressive elements, showcasing not just their musical skill but also their ability to connect with audiences in a live setting.
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In October 1995, when The Alan Parsons Project performed in Santiago, Chile, they were promoting their album "The Time Machine," which had been releas... Read Full Description >
In October 1995, when The Alan Parsons Project performed in Santiago, Chile, they were promoting their album "The Time Machine," which had been released earlier that year. This album marked a significant period in the band's evolution, as it was one of the last projects to be branded under the name "The Alan Parsons Project" before the members moved on to solo endeavors. The live performance reflects the band’s continued ability to engage audiences, showcasing beloved classics like "Eye in the Sky" alongside new material such as "Turn It Up." Notably, the concert underscores the group's legacy of blending rock with progressive and orchestral elements, remaining a significant influence in the music scene. The selection of tracks in the setlist demonstrates the band's commitment to balancing their iconic hits with the fresh sound they were pursuing at that time.
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In 2003, when The Alan Parsons Project performed their live concert in Madrid, they were coming off the release of their studio album "A Valid Path," ... Read Full Description >
In 2003, when The Alan Parsons Project performed their live concert in Madrid, they were coming off the release of their studio album "A Valid Path," which came out in 2004. This album marked a notable shift for the band, as it incorporated contemporary electronic influences and featured collaborations with various artists, highlighting Parsons' ability to adapt to the changing music landscape. The concert setlist includes classics such as "Don't Answer Me" and "Eye in the Sky," which reflect their earlier success in the late 1970s and 1980s. Interestingly, this live performance showcased Parsons' continued relevance in the music industry many years after the original project disbanded in 1990, demonstrating his dedication to touring and engaging with fans. The performance not only featured beloved tracks but also allowed Parsons to showcase his evolution as an artist while still honoring the legacy of The Alan Parsons Project.
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In the live recording "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You" from Madrid on November 30, 2003, The Alan Parsons Project was performing as part of a period o... Read Full Description >
In the live recording "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You" from Madrid on November 30, 2003, The Alan Parsons Project was performing as part of a period of revitalization for the artist. Prior to this performance, their last studio album, "Try Anything Once," was released in 1993, marking the end of their initial run of albums under the band name. However, this live performance occurred during Alan Parsons' solo career, following a significant hiatus from the studio recordings associated with The Alan Parsons Project. Notably, this concert showcases Parsons' classic sound, retaining the essence of the earlier progressive rock and art rock styles that characterized hits from their 1977 album "I Robot." The live show also highlights Parsons' enduring popularity, as it included a mix of both classic tracks and newer material, affirming his status as a respected figure in rock music during the early 2000s.
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In April 2004, The Alan Parsons Live Project performed in Madrid, showcasing a period where the band was reestablishing itself in the live music circu... Read Full Description >
In April 2004, The Alan Parsons Live Project performed in Madrid, showcasing a period where the band was reestablishing itself in the live music circuit after a hiatus. This concert came shortly after the release of the album "A Valid Path," which was released in 2004 and marked Parsons' return to the studio after a prolonged absence since "Try Anything Once" in 1993. The live performance featured classic tracks like "Sirius" and "Eye in the Sky," which are seminal works from their earlier albums that helped define progressive rock in the late '70s and '80s. Notably, Parsons is recognized for his role as an engineer on iconic albums before forming his project, highlighting his extensive background in music production. The 2004 live recording demonstrates the band's enduring appeal and the ability to captivate audiences with a blend of new material and beloved classics.
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By May 2004, when "Live in Madrid" was recorded, The Alan Parsons Project had evolved significantly from its inception in the mid-1970s. Notably, thei... Read Full Description >
By May 2004, when "Live in Madrid" was recorded, The Alan Parsons Project had evolved significantly from its inception in the mid-1970s. Notably, their last studio album before this live recording was "Try Anything Once," released in 1993, which marked a shift towards Alan Parsons's solo career after the band largely disbanded. During the early 2000s, Parsons began to focus on live performances and nostalgia for his classic sound, successfully captivating fans with his extensive catalog. The Madrid concert highlights not only his timeless hits but also showcases the deep appreciation fans have had for his work, as evidenced by the excitement surrounding the concert’s release. The live performance is significant as it captures Parsons in a rejuvenated phase of performing, connecting with audiences and breathing life into his legacy. The Plaza Mayor served as a picturesque backdrop, further enhancing the intimate concert experience.
The Alan Parsons Live Project: Full Concert in Istanbul
Bostancı Gösteri Merkezi
Istanbul, Turkey
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In January 2008, The Alan Parsons Project was actively performing under the moniker "The Alan Parsons Live Project." This live recording captures a si... Read Full Description >
In January 2008, The Alan Parsons Project was actively performing under the moniker "The Alan Parsons Live Project." This live recording captures a significant period for the band, as it occurred after the release of "A Valid Path" in 2004, which was their first studio album in over a decade. By this time, the group had transitioned from a studio-based project to a touring band, showcasing a mix of classic hits and newer material. Interestingly, 2008 also marked a time when Alan Parsons was embracing the live music scene, allowing fans to experience a dynamic performance that highlighted his career's evolution from the 1970s. The concert in Istanbul reflects the band's enduring popularity and Parsons' ability to connect with audiences globally, illustrating the lasting impact of their progressive rock sound.
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In the live recording "The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project: I Robot" from January 1, 2013, the artist was celebrating the legacy of their seminal album... Read Full Description >
In the live recording "The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project: I Robot" from January 1, 2013, the artist was celebrating the legacy of their seminal album "I Robot," which was originally released in 1977. By this time, The Alan Parsons Project had experienced a resurgence in popularity, particularly through project leader Alan Parsons' innovative incorporation of orchestral elements in live performances. The 2013 performance showcased the symphonic reinterpretation of their classic material, a departure from their earlier studio albums, and aimed to attract both long-time fans and new audiences. Interestingly, the live recording reflects Parsons' continued influence in the music industry since his early days as an engineer for The Beatles and Pink Floyd, demonstrating his ongoing ability to evolve his sound. The combination of symphonic arrangements with popular tracks highlights the enduring appeal of The Alan Parsons Project across generations.
Alan Parsons Symphonic Project - Live Performance of 'Breakdown' in Colombia
Parque Pies Descalzos
Medellín, Colombia
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In 2013, the Alan Parsons Project was experiencing a resurgence in live performances with the "Alan Parsons Symphonic Project," a concept that combine... Read Full Description >
In 2013, the Alan Parsons Project was experiencing a resurgence in live performances with the "Alan Parsons Symphonic Project," a concept that combined their classic rock sound with orchestral arrangements. This performance in Colombia on August 31, 2013, was part of a broader tour aimed at celebrating the band's rich catalog, particularly focusing on beloved tracks such as "The Raven." Prior to this live recording, the group had released the album "Eye 2 Eye: Live in Concert" in 1998, showcasing their transition from studio to live settings. Notably, Parsons had overcome various challenges in the music industry and successfully reconnected with fans through these symphonic projects, demonstrating his enduring influence in the field of progressive rock. The live concert formats also allowed for new interpretations of classic songs, captivating both longtime fans and new audiences.
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On August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project performed "Luciferama" as part of The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project in Medellín, Colombia. This live re... Read Full Description >
On August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project performed "Luciferama" as part of The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project in Medellín, Colombia. This live recording reflects a pivotal point in the artist's career, occurring after the release of their 2010 album, "The Secret," which marked their return to studio recording after a lengthy hiatus. The concert showcased the group’s integration of orchestral elements, highlighting Parsons' ability to blend progressive rock with symphonic music. Interestingly, this performance celebrated the band's extensive catalog, featuring classic hits that span their decades-long career, while also introducing their fans to new arrangements. The Syphonic Project indicates Parsons' continued influence and adaptability in the music industry, appealing to a diverse audience and presenting a fresh take on beloved tracks.
The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project: 'The Turn of A Friendly Card' Live in Medellín, Colombia
Parque Pies Descalzos
Medellín, Colombia
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By the time of the live recording on August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project was well-established and transitioning into a new phase in their career... Read Full Description >
By the time of the live recording on August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project was well-established and transitioning into a new phase in their career. Their earlier works had achieved significant acclaim in the 1970s and 1980s, with albums like "I Robot" and "Eye in the Sky" solidifying their reputation. However, by 2013, Alan Parsons was performing with a symphonic ensemble, taking a fresh approach to his classic catalog. This performance in Colombia was part of "The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project," highlighting a reinterpretation of material from his earlier albums, particularly "The Turn of a Friendly Card," from which the live piece is drawn. This album, released in 1980, included themes of chance and fate and reflected Parsons' progressive rock roots. The concert showcased his enduring appeal and celebrated the lush, intricate soundscapes for which he is known, with thoughtful arrangements that resonated well in a live symphonic setting.
The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project - 'Damned If I Do' Live in Colombia
Parque Pies Descalzos
Medellín, Colombia
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On August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project performed live in Medellín, Colombia, a significant event that showcased their enduring popularity and m... Read Full Description >
On August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project performed live in Medellín, Colombia, a significant event that showcased their enduring popularity and musical prowess. This concert was part of "The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project," which features orchestral arrangements of the band's classic hits. Before this live recording, the group had released their album "The Very Best Live," which came out in 1994, compiling various live performances over the years. Interestingly, the 2013 performance represented a revival of Alan Parsons' music, bringing the band's rich catalog, characterized by progressive rock and orchestral elements, to a new generation of fans. This concert also highlighted the collaborative spirit of the project, as Parsons worked alongside a full symphonic orchestra, enhancing the live experience and reaffirming the timeless quality of their music.
The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project: 'The Turn Of A Friendly Card' Live in Colombia
Parque Pies Descalzos
Medellín, Colombia
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On August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project performed "The Turn of a Friendly Card (Part One)" in Medellín, Colombia, showcasing their uni... Read Full Description >
On August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project performed "The Turn of a Friendly Card (Part One)" in Medellín, Colombia, showcasing their unique blend of progressive rock and orchestral music. By this time, the band was celebrating decades of iconic music, having released their renowned album "Eye in the Sky" in 1982, which remains one of their most commercially successful works. The concert featured a symphonic arrangement of classic tracks, illustrating the group's evolution and adaptability. Parsons, originally a sound engineer for The Beatles and Pink Floyd, brought his expertise into this performance, enhancing the live experience. This particular concert emphasized their ability to bridge past and present, and it was part of a broader initiative to revisit their classic catalog, highlighting their enduring influence in the rock genre. The live recording was made available in multiple formats, signaling a sustained interest in the band's legacy.
Alan Parsons Symphonic Project Performance of 'Eye In The Sky' in Medellín
Parque Pies Descalzos
Medellín, Colombia
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In August 2013, during the "Alan Parsons Symphonic Project" concert at Parque Pies Descalzos in Medellín, Colombia, Alan Parsons was celebrating a lo... Read Full Description >
In August 2013, during the "Alan Parsons Symphonic Project" concert at Parque Pies Descalzos in Medellín, Colombia, Alan Parsons was celebrating a long and storied career that began with the release of The Alan Parsons Project's debut album in 1976. Prior to this live recording, their last studio album, "The Time Machine," was released in 1999. Although not a traditional project album, this work continued to showcase Parsons' signature blend of rock, progressive, and orchestral elements. The live performance featuring "Eye in the Sky" highlights one of the band's most iconic songs, which was part of their fifth studio album released in 1982. Interestingly, by 2013, Parsons was not only revisiting his classic hits but also performing with a symphonic arrangement, showcasing his evolution as an artist and the timeless appeal of his music. This concert came 40 years after the band’s inception, confirming their lasting influence in the music industry.
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On August 31, 2013, during the performance of "The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project" in Medellín, Colombia, the band showcased their rich musical histo... Read Full Description >
On August 31, 2013, during the performance of "The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project" in Medellín, Colombia, the band showcased their rich musical history through orchestral arrangements of their classic hits. Prior to this live recording, the last studio album released by The Alan Parsons Project was "The Key," which came out in 1999. However, the live recording is particularly significant as it reflects the consistent popularity of their music and the continued relevance of Alan Parsons as a live performer. The concert featured a blend of rock and orchestral music, appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners. Notably, Parsons is known for his work as a sound engineer and producer, having previously been involved in landmark albums by artists like The Beatles and Pink Floyd, adding depth to the musical quality of the live performance. The live recording's orchestral format also emphasizes Parsons’ ability to reinterpret familiar songs, showcasing his innovative approach to music.
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On August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project performed live in Medellín, Colombia, showcasing their extensive catalog of progressive rock a... Read Full Description >
On August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project performed live in Medellín, Colombia, showcasing their extensive catalog of progressive rock and symphonic compositions. By this time, the band had just released "The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project: Live in Colombia," which presents a blend of classic hits and orchestral arrangements, illustrating their unique fusion of rock and symphonic music. This concert marked a significant point in their career, as it was part of a revival of their music that appealed to both long-standing fans and new listeners, emphasizing their enduring popularity. Notably, the concert featured "Silence And I," a track from their acclaimed 1976 album "Tales of Mystery and Imagination," showcasing the project's commitment to live orchestral performances. The symphonic concerts in various locations highlighted Alan Parsons' legacy as a producer and artist, attracting attention even years after the project's initial peak in the 1970s and 1980s.
Alan Parsons Symphonic Project Performs 'Eye In The Sky' Live in Colombia
Parque Pies Descalzos
Medellín, Colombia
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On August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project performed a live concert in Medellín, Colombia, showcasing their classic hits with orchestral ... Read Full Description >
On August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project performed a live concert in Medellín, Colombia, showcasing their classic hits with orchestral arrangements. This performance came after the release of "The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project: Live in Colombia," which highlighted the band's enduring popularity and their ability to reinterpret their music for new audiences. Notably, prior to this live recording, the band had released the studio album "All Our Yesterdays" in 1999 and the subsequent album "Eye 2 Eye," which was a collaborative project recorded in 2006. The live performance underscores the legacy of their iconic album "Eye in the Sky," released in 1982, which continues to resonate with fans through its sophisticated sound and lyrical depth. The fusion of rock and symphonic elements in their live shows reflects Parsons' background as an esteemed audio engineer and producer, known for his meticulous approach to music production.
The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project: 'Games People Play' Live in Medellín, Colombia
Parque Pies Descalzos
Medellín, Colombia, Colombia
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In the lead-up to the live performance on August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project had recently been active with their touring efforts, particularly ... Read Full Description >
In the lead-up to the live performance on August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project had recently been active with their touring efforts, particularly with the "Alan Parsons Symphonic Project" which showcased classical arrangements of their iconic songs. This live recording features performances that blend rock and symphonic elements, reflecting the artist's evolution and adaptability over the years. Notably, the band had released their album "The Secret" prior to this concert, although it arrived a bit later in 2019, marking a significant return after a long hiatus. Alan Parsons, an esteemed figure in music production and engineering, had garnered acclaim for his earlier work with influential projects such as Pink Floyd’s "The Dark Side of the Moon." The 2013 performance exemplifies the band's continued appeal and commitment to their musical legacy, engaging fans with well-loved tracks such as "Games People Play."
The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project: 'Old And Wise' Live Performance in Medellín
Parque Pies Descalzos
Medellín, Colombia, Colombia
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By the time of the live recording on August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project had transitioned into the performance of their music under the name "Th... Read Full Description >
By the time of the live recording on August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project had transitioned into the performance of their music under the name "The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project." This concert took place after the release of "The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project" album, which came out in 2010. This album featured new arrangements of classic Alan Parsons Project songs, blending orchestral elements with their signature progressive rock sound. The presence of a symphonic orchestra during this live performance highlighted Parsons' long-standing interest in merging rock music with orchestral elements, a characteristic that has been a hallmark of his work since the 1970s. It also showcased his ability to evolve musically while honoring his past, drawing a significant crowd in Medellín as fans of all ages gathered to experience a mix of nostalgia and contemporary performance. The event further exemplified Parsons' ongoing relevance in the music scene, demonstrating his adaptability and end
Alan Parsons Symphonic Project Performs 'Don't Answer Me' Live in Colombia
Parque Pies Descalzos
Medellín, CO, Colombia
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In the live recording from August 31, 2013, titled "Don't Answer Me," Alan Parsons showcased his work in front of a vibrant audience in Medellín, Col... Read Full Description >
In the live recording from August 31, 2013, titled "Don't Answer Me," Alan Parsons showcased his work in front of a vibrant audience in Medellín, Colombia, as part of the Alan Parsons Symphonic Project. Leading up to this performance, Parsons had been engaging with his extensive catalog, particularly marking the 40th anniversary of The Alan Parsons Project's debut album, "Tales of Mystery and Imagination," released in 1976. Before the 2013 concert, Parsons released "The Very Best Live" in 1994, which highlighted his ability to blend progressive rock with orchestral elements—something he would continue to explore in subsequent tours. This recording not only emphasizes Parsons's enduring popularity but also showcases his commitment to delivering high-quality live performances, often accompanied by symphonic arrangements that elevate his classic hits. It underscores his long-standing influence in music, stemming from his early work as an engineer and producer.
The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project: 'I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You' Live in Colombia
Parque Pies Descalzos
Medellín, Colombia, Colombia
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During the live recording of "I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You" on August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project, performing as The Alan Parsons Symphonic P... Read Full Description >
During the live recording of "I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You" on August 31, 2013, The Alan Parsons Project, performing as The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project, had recently celebrated its legacy and continued to engage audiences with reinterpretations of classic hits. Prior to this performance, the studio album "The Secret" was released in 2019, marking their return to new music after a lengthy hiatus. This concert showcased Parsons' unique blend of rock and orchestral arrangements, enhancing the original material with symphonic elements. Interestingly, the concert was part of a larger project that emphasized the synergy between rock music and orchestral performance, a hallmark of Parsons' career since the 1970s. The event in Medellín not only highlighted the artist's timeless appeal but also demonstrated the continued relevance of their work in contemporary music culture.
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In 2014, when The Alan Parsons Project performed live in Mainz, they were celebrating a long and successful career that began in the 1970s. The band's... Read Full Description >
In 2014, when The Alan Parsons Project performed live in Mainz, they were celebrating a long and successful career that began in the 1970s. The band's last studio album prior to this live recording was "The Big Surprise," which was released in 1999. However, by 2014, the project was primarily recognized for its extensive back catalog and classic hits rather than new studio recordings. The concert showcased a mix of their well-known songs, such as "Damned If I Do" and "Don't Answer Me," highlighting their enduring popularity. Interestingly, Alan Parsons, the co-founder and namesake, is renowned not only for his work with the band but also for his contributions as a recording engineer on iconic albums, such as Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon," reflecting his deep roots in the music industry. The 2014 live performance epitomizes the band's legacy in progressive rock and pop music while demonstrating the lasting appeal of their sophisticated sound.
Alan Parsons Project - 'Time' Live Performance from SWR Funkhaus Mainz
SWR Funkhaus Mainz
Mainz, Germany
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In the live recording from August 21, 2014, at the SWR Funkhaus Mainz, The Alan Parsons Project showcased their enduring legacy with a performance tha... Read Full Description >
In the live recording from August 21, 2014, at the SWR Funkhaus Mainz, The Alan Parsons Project showcased their enduring legacy with a performance that highlighted their classic sound. By this time, the band had released their album "The Secret" in 2019, which marked their first studio album in over 15 years, evidencing a resurgence following a lengthy hiatus. Notably, the Project is renowned for its blend of progressive rock and pop, characterized by sophisticated production techniques and intricate lyrics. The live performance of "Time," originally from their critically acclaimed 1980 album "The Turn of a Friendly Card," underscores their ability to connect with audiences across generations. Also of interest is that Alan Parsons himself was previously an assistant engineer on The Beatles' "Abbey Road," showcasing his deep roots in the music industry and his continuous evolution as an artist through various phases of his career.
Alan Parsons Project - The Turn Of A Friendly Card Live 2014 in Mainz
SWR Funkhaus Mainz
Mainz, Germany
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The live recording of "The Turn of a Friendly Card Parts 1 and 2" by The Alan Parsons Project took place on August 21, 2014, at SWR Funkhaus Mainz in ... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "The Turn of a Friendly Card Parts 1 and 2" by The Alan Parsons Project took place on August 21, 2014, at SWR Funkhaus Mainz in Germany. By this time, the group had a rich legacy and was primarily active in the 1970s and 1980s, known for their unique blend of rock and progressive music. Leading up to this performance, they had released "Eye in the Sky" in 1982, which is one of their most acclaimed albums featuring the hit single of the same name. Interestingly, the live performance reflected the band's enduring appeal and the meticulous production quality for which they were known. Alan Parsons, a former engineer on Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon," brought his signature sound to the performance, showcasing the seamless blend of music and technology that was a hallmark of their work. The concert exemplified how their classic songs continued to resonate with audiences well into the 21st century.
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The live recording of "Eye in the Sky" from January 1, 2015, captures The Alan Parsons Project during their World Tour, which signifies a strong resur... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Eye in the Sky" from January 1, 2015, captures The Alan Parsons Project during their World Tour, which signifies a strong resurgence in their performance circuit. Prior to this tour, the group's most recognized album, "Eye in the Sky," was released in 1982, known for its progressive rock sound and commercial success. By 2015, Alan Parsons had transitioned to performing primarily as a solo artist while still frequently incorporating classic Project tracks into his live shows, appealing to both long-time fans and new listeners. Notably, Parsons is celebrated not just for the band but also for his groundbreaking work as an audio engineer and producer prior to forming the Project. During this live performance, audience nostalgia for the band's unique blend of rock and symphonic sounds is palpable, reflective of their legacy in progressive rock history.
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In January 2019, when the live recording "Alan Parsons 2019 - The Neverending Show - Live In The Netherlands" was made, The Alan Parsons Project was c... Read Full Description >
In January 2019, when the live recording "Alan Parsons 2019 - The Neverending Show - Live In The Netherlands" was made, The Alan Parsons Project was celebrating its legacy as a pioneering progressive rock band. Prior to this performance, the band had released their last studio album, "The Secret," in 2019, which continued their tradition of blending rock with orchestral elements. The live show features classic tracks like "Don’t Answer Me" and "Time," showcasing their well-known hits and proving their enduring popularity. An interesting aspect of this concert is how it highlights Parsons' commitment to maintaining high production values, a hallmark of his career since the band's inception. Additionally, this recording reflects his ability to connect with audiences while still delivering the seamless sound that fans have come to expect.
Alan Parsons Live Performance of 'Sirius/Eye In The Sky' from The Never Ending Show
Tivoli
Utrecht, NL, Netherlands
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In the live recording titled "Sirius/Eye In The Sky" from the concert at Tivoli in Utrecht on May 5, 2019, The Alan Parsons Project showcased material... Read Full Description >
In the live recording titled "Sirius/Eye In The Sky" from the concert at Tivoli in Utrecht on May 5, 2019, The Alan Parsons Project showcased material that reflects their storied career. This performance is part of the album "The NeverEnding Show - Live in the Netherlands," which captures the essence of both classic tracks and the artist's ongoing relevance in the music scene. Leading up to this recording, Parsons had released "The Secret" in 2019, marking his return with new material after a significant break. Known for blending rock with progressive elements, Parsons continued to draw on his extensive catalog during live performances, reminding audiences of hits like "Eye in the Sky" and his exceptional production background. The Tivoli show exemplified Parsons' enduring appeal and ability to engage audiences with a mix of nostalgia and fresh interpretations of his music.
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In January 2022, when The Alan Parsons Project performed live in Tel Aviv, the band was celebrating a legacy that spanned several decades, with their ... Read Full Description >
In January 2022, when The Alan Parsons Project performed live in Tel Aviv, the band was celebrating a legacy that spanned several decades, with their sound firmly established in the realms of progressive rock and soft rock. The live performance came in the wake of their latest studio album, "The Secret," which was released in late 2019. This album marked a return to form for Parsons, featuring elements typical of their earlier works while introducing modern influences. Notably, "The Secret" continued their tradition of incorporating thematic storytelling, reminiscent of their classic albums such as "I Robot" and "Eye in the Sky." The live recording showcases a blend of beloved tracks from their extensive catalog, including "Don’t Answer Me" and "Time," reflecting both their historical significance in rock and the enduring popularity of their music in live settings.
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In 2022, The Alan Parsons Project recorded "One Note Symphony: Live in Tel Aviv," which features orchestral arrangements of classic tracks, including ... Read Full Description >
In 2022, The Alan Parsons Project recorded "One Note Symphony: Live in Tel Aviv," which features orchestral arrangements of classic tracks, including "Sirius" and "Eye In The Sky." This live performance highlighted the artistry of Alan Parsons, who has a rich background in music production and engineering. Prior to this album, the group was known for their ambitious studio works, especially the 1982 release "Eye in the Sky," which produced the titular hit that became a staple in the band's repertoire. Interestingly, the collaboration with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra for this live recording showcases Parsons' ability to blend rock with orchestral elements, enhancing the depth and emotional impact of the performance. This project not only serves as a celebration of their legacy but also emphasizes Parsons' continued relevance and innovation in the music industry, bridging classic rock with contemporary orchestral arrangements.
The Alan Parsons Live Project Full Concert at Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay
Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay
San Diego, CA, United States
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As of May 9, 2024, when The Alan Parsons Live Project performed at Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay, the band was celebrating over four decades of their... Read Full Description >
As of May 9, 2024, when The Alan Parsons Live Project performed at Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay, the band was celebrating over four decades of their unique blend of progressive rock and pop. Prior to this concert, the group released "The Secret" in 2019, an album that showcased their enduring ability to produce high-quality music while introducing contemporary themes. The live performance highlighted classic hits such as "Standing on Higher Ground," "Don't Answer Me," and "Psychobabble," demonstrating their deep catalog and the ongoing appeal of their sound. Notably, Alan Parsons himself has been pivotal in the music industry, having worked as an engineer on iconic albums like The Beatles' "Abbey Road," giving the live performance a rich historical context. This concert reflects the band's legacy and ability to connect with audiences through their timeless music.
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The live performance of "Sirius / Eye In The Sky" showcases The Alan Parsons Project at a pivotal point in their career, prominently featuring tracks ... Read Full Description >
The live performance of "Sirius / Eye In The Sky" showcases The Alan Parsons Project at a pivotal point in their career, prominently featuring tracks from their 1982 album "Eye in the Sky." This album marked a significant success for the group, reaching the top of the charts and introducing some of their most enduring hits. Notably, "Eye in the Sky" became their signature song, characterized by its lush production and intricate arrangements that blended rock and orchestral elements. The band's unique approach, combining progressive rock and pop sensibilities, contributed to their widespread appeal during the early 1980s. This period was also notable for the group's collaboration with talented musicians, including lead vocalist Eric Woolfson, who played a crucial role in crafting the distinct sound that defined their identity.
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The Alan Parsons Project, famed for their innovative blend of rock and orchestral music, released the album "Eye in the Sky" in 1982, just before the ... Read Full Description >
The Alan Parsons Project, famed for their innovative blend of rock and orchestral music, released the album "Eye in the Sky" in 1982, just before the referenced live cover recording. This album, which features hits like "Eye in the Sky" and "Old and Wise," was a significant moment in their career, showcasing their signature sound characterized by layered harmonies and thoughtful lyricism. The album achieved commercial success, reaching high positions on various charts and further solidifying The Alan Parsons Project's reputation in the progressive rock genre. Notably, the title track remains one of their most recognized songs, often covered by various artists, as evidenced by the performance in the current video. The HSCC’s rendition emphasizes the enduring popularity of the song, illustrating how The Alan Parsons Project's music continues to resonate with new audiences.
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Alan Parsons - Sirius / Eye In The Sky (Live)
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The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project "Sirius" - "Eye In The Sky" (Live in Colombia)
Parque Pies Descalzos August 31, 2013 -
The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project "Time" (Live in Colombia)
August 31, 2013 -
Alan Parsons - Sirius/Eye In The Sky – Live (HD) (2022)
January 1, 2022 -
The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project "I Robot" (Live in Colombia)
January 1, 2013 -
Alan Parsons - Live In Madrid (2004) Complete Concert
November 30, 2003 -
'Eye In The Sky' (THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT) Cover by The HSCC
The Bridgeway Hotel Date Unknown -
Alan Parsons Symphonic Project "Don't Answer Me" (Live in Colombia)
Parque Pies Descalzos August 31, 2013 -
Alan Parsons Symphonic Project "Eye In The Sky" (Live in Colombia)
Parque Pies Descalzos August 31, 2013 -
The Alan Parsons Symphonic Project "Old And Wise" (Live in Colombia)
Parque Pies Descalzos August 31, 2013