#Alan Parsons Project

[somethingvinyl]

Y’all like to watch girls play bass, right?

[dompauljones]

I MIKU

[punk-chicken-radio]

ax trax of the week

the alan parsons project - eye in the sky

-ax

[anitamandarina]

HOLA CHICOS. ME LLAMO ANA ME GUSTA EL PROG ROCK.. IF YOU LIKE PROG ROCK FOLLOW ME 💯💯🇦🇷

[hivernal-stims]

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Stimboard for the Turn of a Friendly Card album by the Alan Parsons Project. This is my first stimboard, please be gentle with me?

[thegroovyarchives]

Alan Parsons Photographer: Richard E. Aaron From the September 8th, 1977 issue of CIRCUS Magazine

[iamsonormalaboutninjago]

Okay this was a part of an Ask:

What Progressive Rock Bands I think each Ninja would like ✨

Kai: Definitely Rush and Styx. More hard rock, but he listens to sad Genesis songs late at night.

Jay: Alan Parsons Project, Yes, ELP. Symphonic and ADHD pleasing

Cole: Genesis, King Crimson, Camel. 〰️ Slow jamssss 〰️

Zane: King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Styx, Alan Parsons Project. More complex beats cause he’s a music snob imo

Lloyd: Styx, Genesis, Yes, Tool, Kansas, Rush. The others got him into these cause he doesn’t expand his music tastes much lol

Nya: Tool, Yes, Rush, King Gizzard. Whatever’s hard and fast and can ebb on felony speeding

Arin: Genesis, Styx. He will competitively sing and dance to sad songs of romance despite never having a crush

Sora: Genesis, Alan Parsons Project, Pinky Floyd. Bands with a consistent beat that she can have on in the background.

[cosmonautroger]

Alan Parsons Project, Tales Of Mystery And Imagination, 1976

[smashorpass50plus]

alan parsons 👉👈

[myimaginaryradio]

Eye In The Sky - The Alan Parsons Project

This one goes out to @impala-dreamer

[gilmourist]

Alan Parsons is talking about "The Dark Side of The Moon" album.

[clark-sons]

[forever-yours-things]

23 🏀

[metalcultbrigade]

Alan Parsons 20/12/1948

[actuallyjohnmcenroe]

[some-brave-apollo]

Yknow, a 1996 musical by Eric Woolfson featuring songs from his time in The Alan Parsons Project, alongside a bunch of new compositions, based on Dostoyevksy and Pushkin, set in Las Vegas, that has only been staged in Germany and South Korea, doesn't SOUND like something that would have had any chance to take off in the mainstream musical world.

But listening to Gambler? This shit slaps. Way more people need to know about this.