The Instrumental Works (Remastered) The Alan Parsons Project
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Album-Release:
2023
HRA-Release:
01.12.2023
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- 1 Sirius 01:57
- 2 Mammagamma (Instrumental) 03:34
- 3 Voyager 02:14
- 4 I Robot 06:02
- 5 The Gold Bug 04:27
- 6 Chinese Whispers (Instrumental) 01:02
- 7 Lucifer 04:11
- 8 Genesis Ch.1. V.32 03:31
- 9 Hyper-Gamma-Spaces (Instrumental) 04:17
- 10 The Ace of Swords 02:58
- 11 In the Lap of the Gods (Instrumental) 05:29
- 12 Nucleus 03:31
- 13 Hawkeye 03:48
- 14 Paseo de Gracia (Instrumental) 03:46
- 15 Where's the Walrus? (Instrumental) 07:23
- 16 Urbania 04:57
- 17 Pipeline (Instrumental) 03:56
Info for The Instrumental Works (Remastered)
The Instrumental Works is a 1988 compilation album by The Alan Parsons Project, featuring many of the band's instrumental tracks.
"Instrumental Works collects ten of The Alan Parsons Project's best musical pieces and acts as a wonderful journey through some of this group's most innovative material. Although famous for his concepts, Alan Parsons is equally renowned for his illustrious mood-invoking instrumentals that helped create atmosphere on all of his albums. These movements can easily be taken away from their master albums without losing their grandeur and charm, unlike his vocal works that act as pieces in a thematic puzzle and are better left within their conceptual domain. Both intricacy and subtlety are depicted here, with selections such as "I Robot," "Paseo de Gracia," and "Hawkeye." The all-encompassing "Mammagamma" from Eye in the Sky is wisely included as well, as is the peculiar "Urbania," one of the best tracks from Stereotomy. Noticeably missed, on the other hand, are two of their finest instrumentals in "Lucifer" and the short but stunning "Sirius." Even without these pieces, Instrumental Works spotlights Parsons' fine employment of musical diversity through his keyboard and guitar manipulation, while at the same time the music's simplicity is admirably felt. These selections are an entertaining jaunt across Parsons' non-vocal material." (Mike DeGagne, AMG)
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