Alan Parsons Project fans..

[zeegler]

Please tell me what this piece of music is called!

http://www.alanparsons.com/

I can't find it!!

[dg]

I just googled for the Chicago Bulls intro music, and it's called "Sirius", from the Eye in the Sky album.

-edit- I know jack about Alan Parsons, but I remember seeing this a ton during the Jordan years:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYFlzJyxWlw&feature=related

[sonicsamurai]

hahahaha i saw alan partridge when i looked at the thread title....

knowing me, knowing you....AHA!!

[zeegler]

Cool man, thanks.

[Cygnus X1]

Yes, it serves as the intro to the title track, Eye in the Sky.

[zeegler]

Yes, it serves as the intro to the title track, Eye in the Sky.

See what you've done man? You've made me into an APP freak!

[Cygnus X1]

See what you've done man? You've made me into an APP freak!

It could be worse.
I could have suggested ABBA...:ROTF:

[fett]

I contend that there is no rocker that will admit to liking ABBA. I fought myself for decades.:ROTF: I think they are great now. But my balls have shriveled up.

[FusionFarmer]

I remember when I carpooled with my bro, having to listen to "Tales of mystery and Imagination", an Alan Parsons album based on the works of Edgar Allen Poe,, didn't like it much

[Cygnus X1]

I remember when I carpooled with my bro, having to listen to "Tales of mystery and Imagination", an Alan Parsons album based on the works of Edgar Allen Poe,, didn't like it much

Agreed. I'm not sure exactly what went wrong with that one. I have a picture disk LP of it.

Pyramid is good, though, but IMO, I, Robot is the best.