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Probably the first song I had ever heard from this band.



or maybe it was this one, dunno. Not bad for a fat fuck.



their best song, at least the one I like best.

RACK you, Whitey.

Was listening to some live APP last night. I don't listen to much classic rock anymore and I can't say I'm a huge APP fan who knows all the deep cuts, but Eye in the Sky is a great album and Alan Parsons is an even bigger genius than say Elvis (Sup tardhusker?).

Rack Alan Parsons.

Edit: that Eye in the Sky video blows, it isn't even live. Here is a live version:

Alan Parsons was the lead engineer on the Beatles Abbey Road and Pink Floyds Dark Side of the Moon albums - yes, he was well schooled.

I knew about Dark Side, didn't know about Abbey Road.

Here's a nice Parsons story, Whitey. Rack Alan.

http://www.fa.mtu.edu/gallery/alan_pars ... /index.htm

Screw_Michigan wrote: Edit: that Eye in the Sky video blows, it isn't even live. Here is a live version:

Live or not, at least it was Alan Parsons singing it. That live version, not so much but hey, you got the Bulls intro in there.

you may not have heard this one, chosen for the sound quality, not for if it was live or not.

Live is always better, Whitey. Sorry you had to find out the hard way.

Who told you that?

Some songs/versions are better live, most often they are not.

You're impressed by shiny baubles, I get that, but don't fool yourself into thinking live is always better.

Nine times out of 10 it is. I understand you're comfortable in routine and the same old shit. Which is my most dullards are satisfied with albums (sup Mgo?).

War Wagon wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote: Edit: that Eye in the Sky video blows, it isn't even live. Here is a live version:

Live or not, at least it was Alan Parsons singing it. That live version, not so much but hey, you got the Bulls intro in there.

Eric Woolfson was singing lead on the studio version of Eye in the Sky. Tell me you knew?

i forgot the password to my bradhusker account. Sue me.

Did you have a comment you wanted to make about The Alan Parsons Project?

Were they satanic, did they worship Dems, were they fags?

That kinda' stuff.

I just like the music, btw.

War Wagon wrote:I just like the music, btw.

Spoken like a true tard. BSuck goes for accuracy, you just claim "I LIKE THE MUSIC." Good for you, I do too. Thanks, simpleton.

Screw_Michigan wrote:Live is always better, Whitey. Sorry you had to find out the hard way.

couldn't disagree more

I thought you were a grown ass man?

War Wagon wrote:Did you have a comment you wanted to make about The Alan Parsons Project?

The comment I was making was in response to you thinking that AP was actually singing. The fact is that he was always using guest vocalists.

Oh, and side one of The Best of The Alan Parsons Project was an utterly clutch player in the "Getting BSmack Laid" category during the 80s.

BSmack wrote:Oh, and side one of The Best of The Alan Parsons Project was an utterly clutch player in the "Getting BSmack Laid" category during the 80s.

I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You-->Eye In the Sky-->Games People Play is excellent shit. I'll play it in bars sometimes.

BSmack wrote:Oh, and side one of The Best of The Alan Parsons Project was an utterly clutch player in the "Getting BSmack Laid" category during the 80s.

Well, that and a Benjamin or two.

Screw_Michigan wrote:Live is always better, Whitey. Sorry you had to find out the hard way.

Amen.