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WOAH!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Alan Parsons Project - Eye In The Sky REACTION
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@johnthompson3522 Год назад

Alan Parson produced “Dark side of Moon”. Yes, that Pink Floyd masterpiece

@colinmcgregor6890 Год назад

engineered

@angelbulldog4934 Год назад

Alan was and is quite a talented man.

@willasacco9898 Год назад

He is an all-around genius.

@laustcawz2089 Год назад

@@colinmcgregor6890 Prior to that, he was the assistant engineer for The Beatles' "Abbey Road".

@bertisjordan1085 Год назад

Engineered some Beatles stuff as well!

@CousinWhatIsIt Год назад

Alan Parsons is a legendary audio engineer whose worked with the greats like The Beatles and Pink Floyd.

@ronknox3376 Год назад

Specifically he was the engineer on Dark Side of the Moon and received a Grammy nomination.

@carlosruiz-ob7le Год назад

Fue ingeniero de Pink Floyd. Ese album lo produjo la Banda. Tambien produjo a John Miles en el album que incluyó el tema Music. Y muchos otros en los 70s

@karlsmith2570 Год назад

I didn't realize that Alan Parsons was originally an audio technician

@MrThesem Год назад

He was also the Engineer, (and played), on Steven Wilson's The Raven That Refused to Sing album.

@ToddSauve Год назад

@@karlsmith2570 There is a difference between an audio engineer and an audio tech. Engineering is whole nuther biscuit!

@rayeckert242 Год назад

Alan Parsons easily deserves a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as an artist AND an engineer/ producer. I’ll be there for the induction ceremony.

@duncandavenport7007 Год назад

One of their saddest and yet strangely uplifting songs, "Don't Let It Show"...depending upon your mood, a real tear-jerker.

@Shrykespeare Год назад

YES! One of the great hits of the 80s. This is the entry to a verrrrry cool rabbit hole. "Don't Answer Me", "Games People Play" and "Time" should definitely be added to your reaction list.

@user-or1ye3iz6d Год назад

"Don't answer me" is one of my favorite songs of all time. ❤️ Great video too

@centuryrox Год назад

Add "I Wouldn't Want to be Like You"

@ericmorrison9747 Год назад

And "Damned if I do".

@deniscastellanos9895 Год назад

What about The Turn of a Friendly Card, Lucifer and I Robot.

@AdamConus Год назад

I love Don't Answer Me. Has a neat video, but doesn't need it because the song is aces.

@marybaillie8907 Год назад

Vocalist, keyboardist, bassist, guitarist and Flautist. Alan Parson has so much talent. Audio engineer, songwriter, musician and record producer. Started working at Abby Road and progressed to greatness there. Working with The Beatles, on Abby Road and Let it Be. Then with Pink Floyd on the Dark Side of the Moon. This song another great achievement. Beautiful instruments. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

@christopherphillips8027 Год назад

This song is so smooth. Loved it the first time I heard it back in 1982.

@gregpusczek4473 Год назад

Alan Parsons is BRILLIANT. Old and wise will bring you to tears.

@gvbezoff Год назад

That is my funeral song.

@bondoman2k Год назад

Another good one I forgot to mention in my comment. ;)

@jgray4234 Год назад

Yes, that one and TIME also chokes me up. They are just amazing.

@susanlab572 Год назад

@@gvbezoff Mine, too!

@dastardly321 Год назад

Colin Blunstone from the Zombies was lead vocalist on Old and Wise. Such a haunting vocal.

@SG-js2qn Год назад

It's imaginative to say "eye in the sky," but it just means he has perspective. People often note that things look different, more objective, from above ground level. FWIW, this is one of those rock songs that is traditionally a two-parter. The prelude is a short instrumental track called "Sirius."

@guscarlson7021 Год назад

The entire "I Robot" album is a masterpiece.

@beverlydiehl8272 Год назад

Love that album, & when I went to Paris a few years ago, I took photos like the cover shots in the CDG airport tubes.

@SheynaVVV Год назад

Yes! Please check out the song, I Robot. It will blow your mind and I'm here for it!

@DrJekyll38 Месяц назад

Absolutely. No song blew me away like when I first heard, "Some Other Time".

@Lasse-wf4dh 29 дней назад

Eyein the sky it was one of the greatest songs of all the time bring back sweet memories from one summer back on the 1983

@mariflame1821 Год назад

I've always loved this song.

@bryanbaas9629 Год назад

There's a reason Alan Parsons puts you in trance. People often forget he produced the Dark Side of the Moon album by Pink Floyd. He also worked in the studio with The Beatles as their tape operator. Be sure to check out Breakdown, Time and I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You.

@eirikrdberg1161 Год назад

He didn’t produce dark side of the moon, he engineered it. Sound ideas, mix work, synth helping Rick.

@joelliebler5690 Год назад

He also produced 2 of the biggest albums by Al Stewart, Year of The Cat, and Tine Passages.

@richstrobel Год назад

Yes, what Bryan said. I didn't know until recently that the man who sang Long Cool Woman for the Hollies also sang lead vocals on Breakdown. Both songs are great.

@db4982 Год назад

Their instrumental track 'Sirius' was a segue into 'Eye in the Sky.' It's too bad you didn't include it. You would have recognized it as the song that is played for the Chicago Bulls as they come out onto the court. One of my very favorites by Alan Parsons Project is 'Days Are Numbers (The Traveler).' Like a lot of their songs, it's a slower paced song. For something with a little more zing, I really like 'Damned If I Do.' You'll love the horns in that one!

@jhpperez1 Год назад

The Alan Parsons Projest " Don't Answer Me"

@jamesanderson5268 15 дней назад

Live from the Columbia symphonic concert where Alan actually sings lead. It's awesome.

@TC-bj8pu Год назад

Alan Parsons is a musical genius… plain and simple.

@rusty9129 Год назад

These are the musical geniuses behind the scenes that you haven't heard of before!! For perspective, Mr Parsons got a job at Abby Road Studios as a teenager. He got to work on the White Album, Dark side of the Moon, etc. He launched an artist you two love, AL Stewart (Year of the Cat) into the limelight, he's had his fingers in all sorts of musical circles for 50 years. The man singing this is now gone from cancer and was a prolific writer, Eric Wolfson. Each album by APP had a theme: the first record from 1976 was the works of Edgar Alan Poe putt to music...full orchestra, electric guitars, huge choirs,...epic stuff! Next from 1977 was about the works of Issac Asimov's "I, Robot"...detailing the fall of man and the rise of machines...Each album is an absolute masterpiece. The lead singers in all of them come from their own bands and tours and relish the honor of singing for Alan and Eric. It's a who's who list of vocalists over the years!! For female Friday, do "If I could change your mind " by the Alan Parsons Project. I promise you both will cry!

@MrThesem Год назад

Parsons worked on The White Album? I don't think that's right. As far as I know he worked on two Beatles albums - Abbey Road and Let it Be.

@carlaharrington5120 Год назад

Tales of Mystery and Imagination is a fave album of mine. In particular "The Raven"! But then, I was already a huge Poe fan!!

@herminiahernandez1512 Год назад

Strangely I have always heard this song played on a Sunday evening after visiting with my family.

@kelqueen9998 Год назад

If I Could Change Your Mind is one of my favorites! Should have been a single instead of a B-side.

@bb-gc2tx Год назад

he also wrote the greatest sports intro music ever sirius the 1990s chicago bulls entrance theme

@bertisjordan1085 Год назад

Alan Parson's song "Sirius" was the intro music to those Bulls championship teams!

@johnirving5949 Год назад

"The sun in your eyes, made some of the lies worth believing" I've lived through this 💔😭

@tinydancer62 Год назад

Yup.

@susanaugustine4217 Год назад

This song to me is the calm you think and feel when you accept that your relationship is done and you are ending it. No more fighting, no need for emotion or drama, just done.

@SWLinPHX Год назад

Very beautifully put. Exactly!

@leroyslomp2546 Год назад

I love the intro which was missed in this video. Whenever I hear this song, the intro is played which I just learned from comments here is called Sirius.

@michaelaustin9705 Год назад

This is from Alan Parson's same titled Album. On the Album, the instrumental song "Sirius" leads into this song which you will no doubt recognize as it's played at many sporting events. The Alan Parson's Project is composed primarily of Co Founders Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson, as well as other regular session musicians (Lenny Zakatek for one) which gives some of the songs different sounds (with the different lead singers). The band itself is described as Rock and Progressive Rock. Parsons is also quite a talented music engineer and as mentioned in the comments produced several notable albums, including the Beatles' "Abbey Road" and "Let It Be", and Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon." For this same Vibe, I'd try "Time" (also sung by Woolfson) and "Games People Play" (sung by Zakatek).

@clannad99germany70 Год назад

Lenny was the singer here, but the core of the musicians were PILOT, David Paton, Ian Bairnson and the 2 drummer Stuart Tosh and later Stuart Elliot of Cockney Rebel. So they created the sound together with Eric Woolfson. Parsons was onlyz the engineer, but it was his name.

@TheBarkinFrog Год назад

Eric Woolfson passed away in 2009 from kidney cancer.

@clannad99germany70 Год назад

@@TheBarkinFrog I know, the Alan Parsons Project was only a studio project. They got only 1 live performance in 1990 in Bruxelles. What Alan Parsons is doing later is just a ba copy IMHO.

@Jabbabot Год назад

@@clannad99germany70 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ekO_9sm9pVA.html This is a full concert of the Alan Parsons Project in Madrid, Spain from 2004.

@atgdcommish608 Год назад

I just knew Parsons from this song. Imagine my surprise watching the "Get Back" Beatles documentary last year and seeing "Alan Parsons" working as a studio engineer with the Beatles for the "Let it Be" album. For a similar song, how about REM's "Superman"?

@paulwalsh2344 Год назад

"The sun in your eyes makes some of the lies worth believing..." I mean this song has some fantastic lines that lays bare the hurt and recriminations of a love lost, but this line is really quite powerful... To me it's the aftermath of a love that's now finally over... looking at it with clarity for the first time, like from 30,000 feet and seeing it completely for what it truly was for the first time.

@anitamariaa Год назад

That is probably the best interpretation of this song I have ever heard/read. Well done, I agree! 🙂❤️

@chipdamutt108 Год назад

This song always gets me misty, especially that line.

@MrThesem Год назад

Eric Woolfson was a phenomenal, yet under-appreciated lyricist. "One of my favorite verses, (from I'd Rather Be a Man). You don't fool me with your easy lies and fables You won't see me in ten buck furs and sables You sparkle like a snake The wine is real, but the glass is fake Blame it on the apple tree, but you don't fool me"

@artphotognh Год назад

That line impressed me so much, I started a notebook to compile similar pieces of beauty or wisdom. I'm now 60, and had just brought it down to review again when my husband by chance chose this video. I proudly showed him the page when they sang that line!

@ThemeOfSecrets Год назад

One of the most underrated bands. They had awards multiple times, but the mainstream has left them behind. Its loss.

@stephaniesupernault3970 Год назад

One of the most unsung greats of rock music. APP is awesome.

@maxkillian2262 Год назад

There is a lead into this song that Jordan’s Chicago bulls used as the team introduction. You’d hear the intro to eye in the sky and the announcer booms “ Now your Chicago bulls !” I’m not a bulls fan but it was the best team introduction ever .

@roberteytchison2595 Год назад

The song was Sirius and usually played in medley with Eye in the Sky. It was usually the first few bars repeated.

@maxkillian2262 Год назад

@@roberteytchison2595 yes exactly.

@maxkillian2262 Год назад

@@roberteytchison2595 if you search eye in the sky full version you get the song in its entirety

@nancysmith8626 Год назад

I'll bet it was, with "Sirius" as the intro. Such anticipation building up. A close second would be the more obscure Gamecocks football team at the University of South Carolina, who come in to the theme song from the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. It's pretty cool.

@maxkillian2262 Год назад

@@nancysmith8626 Don’t forget the Gamecocks Rooster call over the stadium PA

@mialexeroom7521 Год назад

yes, this one was one of my favorites back there in the 80s ..and you are right it does have a trance-like atmosphere.

@zendt66 Год назад

"Tales of Mystery and Imagination" - the works of Edgar Allan Poe put to music. Fabulous! The whole album works extremely well together but for individual listening, "The Raven" and "The Cask of Amontillado" are standouts.

@raymondohlsen5054 10 месяцев назад

AGREED!!!

@richwelling3409 Год назад

They wrote an intro to this song called Sirius. It is used by many sports teams. It is only a little over a minute long so you shouldn't react to it, but you might have enjoyed ratting to both songs together. Also, Alan Parsons (the creator of this group, but not the singer) worked with Pink Flotd a lot. He engineered many of their albums.

@allenwhitmer8192 Год назад

Yeah, the Chicago Bulls being the most famous, I think it should always be played with Eye in the Sky, just like The Load Out should always be played with Stay by Jackson Browne

@bondoman2k Год назад

I'm sure Jay's heard that one before, being he's a coach and sports fan. ;)

@bookhouseboy280 Год назад

I'm so used to hearing this with the cool Sirius intro that it just doesn't sound complete without it.

@nancysmith8626 Год назад

@@bookhouseboy280 Amen.

@Pixelologist Год назад

@@allenwhitmer8192 Frrrrrrrrom North Carolina! At guard! 6'6"! Michaelllllllllll JORDANNNNN! :)

@docj72 Год назад

There is an intro to this song called “Sirius”, which is a very recognizable instrumental that’s been played at many sporting events over the years, most notably during the starting lineup introduction of the Michael Jordan Bulls of the 1990s. I wasn’t a huge Bulls fan, but watching the it lineup introduced with the lights dimmed and that song playing absolutely gave me chills.

@jeffreymosher6334 Год назад

Yep, they probably should have taken the time to play the two together 😊

@nplus1watches35 Год назад

@@jeffreymosher6334 Absolutely! It should be illegal to not play Sirius and Eye In the Sky together since one leads into the other.

@kevinwatts661 Год назад

@@Shawn_Raz_87 Sirius is the brightest star in the sky. Both are named after that.

@dagnabbit6187 10 месяцев назад

Can you imagine all this great music back then . I am witness to it . I tell you if you were less than genius you just didn’t get noticed

@patrickoconnor3844 8 месяцев назад

Yeah. Should do Sirius/Eye in the Sky together, like We will rock You/We are the Champions by Queen. Both really two-part compositions...

@rpmfla Год назад

Their first 3 albums are my favorites. Their very first one, "Tales of Mystery and Imagination" (1976), based on stories by Edgar Alan Poe, is an absolute masterpiece. Some dark and stormy night you have to put your headphones on and listen to to it from start to finish. Brilliant! One of my top 10 albums of all time. Their next 2 albums...I, Robot (1977), and Pyramid (1978) are also very good.

@Phsstpok Год назад

Tales of mystery of imagination is really great piece of art... not necessarily something to have in a hot rotation playlist, but something to enjoy by actively listening to... so I would strongly suggest that.. especially the opening "dream within a dream" and "the raven" I also found "oh life (there must be more)" from "try anything once" very moving

@ryanfeit1420 Год назад

OMG!!! I am so happy you guys are finally reacting to the Alan Parsons Project!!! They have done so many amazing songs. Please react next to "Time", which is a hauntingly beautiful song from them which came out in the early 1980's and my favorite: "Don't Answer Me" in which playing the video is an absolute MUST!!! The video for "Don't Answer Me" is awesome and is one of the first videos to use that technology when it came out in early 1984. This song was also their last big hit on the Billboard charts as well.

@Beachgirl1 Год назад

Great choices! I also recommend “Old and Wise”. IMO, it’s one of the most beautiful songs of all time.

@kthor Год назад

I Wouldn't Wanna be with You is so awesome....especially the building up at the beginning🎼!

@briand8470 Год назад

@@Beachgirl1 I completely agree. Old and Wise is amazing and the way it builds from start to finish makes the song that much better.

@tinydancer62 Год назад

Don't Answer Me is my favorite.

@paulmargett9360 Год назад

Yay you've found the Alan Parsons Project. They were bigger in your country than here in England (their home country). They're called the Project because they had lots of guest singers. Check out "Silence and I" and "If I could Change your Mind" two of my favourites. Much love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@robinserna7152 Год назад

Alan Parsons Rocks! One of my favorite bands! Games People Play, Time, Don't Answer me.

@robinserna7152 10 месяцев назад

I follow the Alan Parsons Project on Facebook, and just saw they posted this reaction on their facebook page! APP are one of a kind and once you hear them , you want to hear more. Such talent on many levels!

@michaelhouston7950 Год назад

TIME IS A GREAT SONG, BILLBOARD #15, I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH 😍

@nancgallardo4711 Год назад

Thank you, for Alan Parsons.

@shawnkautzman4879 Год назад

They made several album in the 70's and into the 80's. I've always loved this song. It brings back good memories.

@hobblone3887 7 месяцев назад

Alan Parsons "Don't Answer Me" is adorable; i know you'll luv it.

@jeffreyflint6286 Год назад

Like so many songs. This is another example of how brilliant lyrical content can be.

@paulbeatham6530 Год назад

One of my favorite lines in the song. "Believe me The sun in your eyes Made some of the lies worth believing."

@noheamike5036 Год назад

Another missed 2-fer, this song is usually played with Sirius, as they bleed into each other. And you would probably know Sirius, an instrumental used by many sports teams, best known for its use during the Chicago Bulls glory period. Very surprised it was recommended without it. Many casual fans of music often miss the double tracks, aided by poor DJs who don't declare both songs.

@VicMikesvideodiary Год назад

Somewhere between flawless reason, and genuine concern, sits the great Eye in the Sky. Ommm...

@patrickchachulski6804 5 месяцев назад

I'll never forget seeing them in concert (actually opening for YES!) in 1998. They performed this song exactly like you hear it! Such a vibe!

@josephscally6270 Год назад

Quite an eclectic group. This is one of their more commercial offerings. As an example, Pyramid (stylized as Pyr△mid) is the third album by progressive rock band The Alan Parsons Project, released in 1978. It is a concept album centered on the pyramids of Giza. This song was recorded at Abbey Road Studios. "Turn Of a Friendly Card" is a good place to go next.

@dgp9627 Год назад

Some trivia: Alan Parsons did the music for the film Ladyhawk, with Rutger Hauer and Matthew Broderick, but watch it for Michelle Pfeiffer, who is positively luminous. And Parson's concept album about gambling, Turn of a Friendly Card, is amazing.

@echopryme Год назад

I have written songs for over 20 years... and I can tell you ABSOLUTELY, that anyone that has ever put a pen to paper WISHES that had written the line.. "The Sun in your eyes, made SOME of the lies worth believing."🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯💯😎 THAT LINE!!!

@Jabali619 Год назад

Check out their Sirius, which was the song of the Chicago Bulls during the Michael Jordan era. You will likely recognize it!

@bobashley7533 Год назад

There is an instrumental song titled “Sirius” can not be heard without hearing “FROM NORTH CAROLINA… MICHAEL JORDAN!!!!”

@benoitrenaud519 Год назад

APP has many great songs with unmatched production and performers, including several different lead singers. I recommend Time, Games People Play, I wouldn’t want to be like you, Breakdown, Silence and I…

@sergebrunet4218 Год назад

That was and still is and always will.......have it s place and time.....in my music journey ! glad you like it ! This was his most popular piece ! ✌

@469buck 9 дней назад

Vocalist Eric Woolfson. Great voice, among his many other contributions to this band.

@ryno7660 Год назад

Love, love, love this band!!! Fun Fact, Alan Parson was a sound engineer for the Beatles then went on to form this band.

@keithspillman Год назад

Alan Parsons was also the engineer on Dark Side of the Moon..the Pink Floyd Classic. Check out APP's first album...Tales of Mystery and Imagination...the works of Edgar Allen Poe put to music. Incredible....

@bondoman2k Год назад

The Raven, The Cask of Amontillado...etc. I know the album well. ;)

@hjmclark Год назад

I second Tales of Mystery and Imagination! We love it! It's my teen's favorite.

@red0953 Год назад

Tales was a six foot pile of AWESOME.

@rousefire Год назад

The Tell Tale heart is bedlam .

@davidhuggan6315 Год назад

One of the most resonating and heart-breaking lines is "the sun in your eyes made some of the lies worth believing"

@richardanderson3322 Год назад

It's about time!!!!! This is the deepest rabbit hole you will dive into. Alan worked as a tape engineer at Abbey Road studios when The Beatles recorded (good place to start, right?) then he produced Pink Floyd on Dark Side of the Moon. Then he thought, "Why not produce myself with a lot of different musicians" (think Steely Dan) and released album after album of the most inventive forms of music ever heard. By far one of the most innovative musical minds over the last 40 plus years. Each album was a conceptual theme and has earned great respect by countless critics. "Time" off the album "The Turn of a Friendly Card" is a magical ballad that will give you goose bumps. You will not have a problem finding GREAT music from this musical act.

@surlechapeau Год назад

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Games People Play", "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You" and "Don't Answer Me"!!! edit- they had a few lead singers- for example Eric Woolfson on this one, Lenny Zakatek on "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You" and "Games People Play" (up tempo songs) and Colin Blunstone on "Don't Answer Me".

@Ranadkins Год назад

Don’t forget Dr Tar and Professor Feather.

@kbusby4824 Год назад

Great suggestions.

@user-or1ye3iz6d Год назад

"Don't Answer me"

@rogerhuggettjr.7675 Год назад

MUST SEE THE VIDEO for Don't Answer Me! So great!

@nettricegaskins1871 Год назад

When I was a little girl I loved this song. :) FYI - Alan Parsons was involved with the production of the Beatles' Abbey Road and Let It Be, and Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon.

@jamiesebastian7694 Год назад

Where Do We Go From Here is another great song by these guys, although this one has to be the most remembered from them I would say. Ammonia Avenue is a masterpiece as well, incredible piano playing

@ronparsons8786 Год назад

The sun in your eyes Makes some of the lies worth believing Always loved that line

@williamcapp448 Год назад

Alan was great for theme albums. He employed different vocalists to achieve the sound he was looking for. I mean, hey, he worked in the studio with the Beatles.

@laurakali6522 Год назад

“The sun in your eyes made some of the lies worth believing”. Yep. Totally can relate.

@baronderochemont8556 10 месяцев назад

Been enjoying AP's songs since the late 70's. What an impressive group of highly skilled musicians they've always been.

@mst3ktemple421 Год назад

I've always been an Alan Parsons fans. His albums I Robot and Pyramid are fantastic from beginning to end. He includes a lot of really cool, moody instrumentals in each album.

@bookhouseboy280 Год назад

Kate Bush was into Pyramid and one of her favorite songs was "The Eagle Will Rise Again". She'd belt it out with the window wide open into the night.

@goosesmom7926 Год назад

One of my favorites- They put on an awesome show….thanks for reacting to them

@curtiskerr2504 Год назад

Alan Parsons helped produce the Dark Side of the Moon album.

@wallacecallow2255 Год назад

You guys both made interesting observations on a complex song. When Jay said at the end that it puts you in a trance, that sums up the song!

@Julieroo28 Год назад

When I was little I LOVED “Games People Play”.

@ronaldbolton7338 Год назад

In addition to Dark side of the moon he also worked on the Beatles "Abbey Road". Then started his own career as an artist with the APP and produced many of his own great records. A true legend!

@islander_67lilbrownguy30 Год назад

check out "Don't Answer Me" by Alan Parson's Project... Alan Parson is good friends with David Gilmore and Roger Waters and has worked a lot with The Beatles and Pink Floyd back in the day

@Shd0hwk Год назад

Hey guys, I've been an Alan Parsons project fan since 1977 and your covering of Eye in the Sky is just the first inch of snow on the iceberg! Their first album was Tales of Mystery and Imagination. All the songs on there are inspired by Edgar Alan Poe. APP library of albums is huge, and another tidbit about Alan Parsons is he was the sound engineer on Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. I would love to hear more APP, and few of the best songs are instrumental pieces. Explore their stuff, you won't be sorry.

@saranonimus9211 Год назад

This is a huge song for me. It came out during my pool rat years (8-10ish), so one I heard enough to know the lyrics without ever having really listened to them. During a rough patch in my romantic life a few years ago, it was playing randomly somewhere and I listened, and the sentiment nailed the feelings I was having. I've always been a little too trusting of people's intentions, and I was determined to break myself of that mindset, so I put it on repeat, popped in the earbuds, and went about my day. I listened to it *hundreds* of times. I'm still a bit softer than I'd like to be, but it helped. On a happier note, I remember the first time my son started harmonizing with me on the chorus because he had heard it so many times 😂

@kgardneriii Год назад

Try out “Don’t Answer Me” by Alan Parsons Project. Great song, cool video!

@Niklarus2010 Год назад

One of the best songs of the 80’s. Glad you finally got around to it.

@sheryljoel5052 Год назад

OMG - I think I forgot this song existed until I just heard the first 3 notes! Didn't know the band, but it's like this song lay dormant, sleeping deep down, nearly forgotten, in my psyche. Wow you just woke it up! Such a strange feeling....

@darrolwilson4613 Год назад

An awesome lyrical line: “The sun in your eyes, makes some of your lies worth believing…”!

@Cynthia... Год назад

I absolutely love this song and it’s been so long since I’ve heard it. ❤

@markmaioli4 Год назад

My favorite APP is the first album "Tales of Mystery and Imagination" based on the works of Edgar Allen Poe. The entire concept and execution is excellent, definitely a total vibe. The Raven and (The System of) Dr. Tarr and Professor Fether are the stand out singles.

@spencerbookman2523 Год назад

I had this album on vinyl back in the day, handed down from an older sibling. I remember liking it a lot, but it's been decades since I last heard it.

@lindsaymac01 Год назад

So glad you've found the Alam Parsons Project. Now, you should chase up and listen to more of his work, absolutely brilliant.

@51Dss Год назад

Thank you a thousand times for getting around to Alan Parsons Project. Great song to start with. Now go down the rabbit hole - there is so much more to love about this band.

@hayleynadel6808 Год назад

OMG! So happy you guys are checking out the great Alan Parson's Project! Very haunting awesome sound! A few other songs that are a definite must... Prime Time, Old and Wise, and Time ! Can't wait for those reactions!! This guy is a musical genius!!

@hayleynadel6808 Год назад

Their live versions with orchestras are phenomenal!!!!

@craigoxford5611 Год назад

This song charted on Billboard Top 100 on July 3, 1982 and it peaked at number 3 for 3 weeks and this was there biggest hit and this was there 12 hit single out of the 19 hits they had.

@nancysmith8626 Год назад

Ahhhhhhh. Always a favorite. The trifecta of Alan Parsons songs that hit you in the gut is definitely this one, "Time," and "Games People Play," although the last one is more of a fast tempo. But they all have that almost intangible, melancholy, nostalgic, even regretful quality to them. Glad you liked this!

@kimmycook2698 Год назад

Absolutely love Alan Parsons Project...Don't Answer Me is another great one

@bondoman2k Год назад

About time! They have a TON of songs out there for you two to react to. ;) I've been listening to them since the '80's. ;) "Time" is another one in this same veign. Also "Don't Answer Me" and "The Traveller" are good ones too. If you want a good one to check out for Halloween, check out "The Raven"! As a side note, Alan Parsons produced Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" album. He was a producer and sound engineer before he formed the group, which over the years has had a lot of famous musicians from other groups. He even had Gary Brooker (Procul Harem) as a lead singer for a short while. He even had the lead singer from the Zombies (can't remember his name) for a while. Also in the band was a guy named David Paton, who was also in The Bay City Rollers way back, and was also the base player and lead singer of a little group in the '70's called Pilot. They had a big hit with a song titled "Magic". Alan is still producing, and the group is still together and touring. The name came from the fact that they were originally a studio band, hence the name 'project'.

@user-or1ye3iz6d Год назад

"Don't answer me". 🙌

@jimleonard8225 Год назад

Don't Answer Me is another brilliant one!

@eileendobbs8009 Год назад

Beautiful song

@kitharley6159 Год назад

He was the Engineer on "Dark Side of the Moon" (which was his first major credit.) He produced "Year of the Cat" and "Time Passages" for Al Stewart (along with some Hollies tracks, Pilot's album - most of Pilot ended up being the core of APP - and others.)

@joelliebler5690 Год назад

He also produced Al Stewart’s Year of The Cat and Tine Passages album.

@martinbraun1211 Год назад

Please listen to "Waiting for a Star to Fall" from BOY MEETS GIRL.

@warpig4942 Год назад

"The Sun in your eyes made some of the lies worth believing". What a great line. A mistake every young man makes while he's learning to make better relationship choices in life.

@lindaarranga4536 Год назад

The Alan Parsons project have so many albums that need to be heard from beginning to end. My favorite album is Turn of a friendly card, it was playing when l met my husband in 1982

@sergiorenatojornalista4617 Год назад

My favorite sonhos from Alan Parsons are "Standing on Higher Ground", "Time", "Days Are Numbers"...

@davidwhite8586 Год назад

Siren Song is also werry goood.

@gkiferonhs Год назад

Another smooth rock song by a band with a great 70's name: "Fresh Air" by Quicksilver Messenger Service

@db4982 Год назад

Love that song!

@marctrimeloni1638 Год назад

"The Turn of a Friendly Card", "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You", and "Games People Play" are some other great Alan Parsons Projects songs

@thomask8345 Год назад

The Alan Parsons Project... so epic that they were even referenced by Dr. Evil himself. 😉

@ToniMcGinty Год назад

The best part's missing! "Sirius", the intro, is great. Also, Jonatha Brooke's cover of this is lush.

@Schrimpieman Год назад

I got the Chills ! 🎶Absolutely Beautiful 🎵 Providing your interpretation of the song & lyrics demonstrates how both Jay & Amber are seasoned educators. Spot-On for the first time hearing !!

@hettro-cv6082 Год назад

Thanks for playing this! I hope you saw this in the concert video.

@snifflepup Год назад

Excellent job at interpretation guys. This is a wonderful song, that's even better with 'Sirius' ( the instrumental before it - guaranteed you've heard it before too ) played beforehand and leading in. It's why 'Eye In The Sky' started so abruptly.

@panderson3821 Год назад

This was one of my favourites as a child, along with Abra cadabra and My Girl by Chilliwack. So many great memories of amazing music from that time.

@pjjayhawk Год назад

My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone) can be such an ear worm

@aedwards99 Год назад

They have a song called "Time" that you both would love! Thanks for your kind personalities.

@stephenjohnson8617 Год назад

Finally this is a super super good group… Lots of hits in the 80s and early and late 70s… Games people play… I wouldn’t wanna be like you!… Time… So many great hits

@tonyburns1029 Год назад

Consider exploring more Steely Dan. They were the kings of easy listening rock. FM No static at all.

@goblinqueen4991 Год назад

Yay, APP! Y'all should check out their concept album, "I, Robot" next. I still have all my APP cassettes that I got in the 80s (some of the albums are from the 70s, though). :D The cover art for this one is an Egyptian Eye of Horus; as an Egyptophile, that makes it one of my favorites of their album covers.