English audio engineer, musician and producer; co-creator of The Alan Parsons Project and noted for his studio work and concept albums. He engineered and produced recordings for major acts and led his own albums since the 1970s.

Born 20 February 1948. Worked as an audio engineer on recordings such as Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon and later co-created The Alan Parsons Project with Eric Woolfson.

DeBaser reviews present Alan Parsons as a consistent producer of orchestrated, concept-leaning progressive pop. Reviews praise production, guest performances and atmosphere while noting diminished novelty compared with the project's early classics. Recommended primarily for existing fans and listeners fond of orchestral/electronic blends.

For:Fans of progressive/art rock, longtime Alan Parsons listeners, and listeners who enjoy orchestrated pop and electronic-tinged concept albums.

 If you have nothing by Alan Parsons, it’s not a bad start, indeed.

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 Out of the Blue is interpreted by the good Tony Hadley, soft and velvety as the piece.

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 A good product, ultimately, for those who love the genre, and a pleasant discovery of a glorious past that bids us farewell, perhaps setting the last stone in a musical construction that will remain and endure as a cornerstone of pop.

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