The Alan Parsons Project

Alan Parsons - I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You (Live in Madrid)

Madrid, Spain

• 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.

Alan Parsons - Live In Madrid: Full Concert Featuring I Robot and More

Madrid, Spain

• 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.