The Alan Parsons Project - Eye In The Sky (Remastered 2020) (1982) [Hi-Res 24Bit] download for free

Container: FLAC
Quality: 24 bits Lossless
Album Artist/Name: The Alan Parsons Project - Eye In The Sky
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 1982-06-01
BitRate: 3084 Kbps - 3332 Kbps
Total Size: 975.16 MB


Tracklist:
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96 Khz 24 bits | 01. The Alan Parsons Project - Sirius (01:46) [3084 Kbps]
96 Khz 24 bits | 02. The Alan Parsons Project - Eye In The Sky (04:44) [3156 Kbps]
96 Khz 24 bits | 03. The Alan Parsons Project - Children of the Moon (04:51) [3213 Kbps]
96 Khz 24 bits | 04. The Alan Parsons Project - Gemini (02:10) [3097 Kbps]
96 Khz 24 bits | 05. The Alan Parsons Project - Silence and I (07:24) [3162 Kbps]
96 Khz 24 bits | 06. The Alan Parsons Project - You're Gonna Get Your Fingers Burned (04:21) [3276 Kbps]
96 Khz 24 bits | 07. The Alan Parsons Project - Psychobabble (04:52) [3172 Kbps]
96 Khz 24 bits | 08. The Alan Parsons Project - Mammagamma (03:34) [3183 Kbps]
96 Khz 24 bits | 09. The Alan Parsons Project - Step by Step (03:55) [3332 Kbps]
96 Khz 24 bits | 10. The Alan Parsons Project - Old and Wise (04:58) [3153 Kbps]
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Total time [42:35]

© 1982 Arista Records LLC

Eye in the Sky provided the Alan Parsons Project with their first Top Ten hit since 1977's I Robot, and it's hard not to feel that crossover success was one of the driving forces behind this album. The Project never shied away from hooks, whether it was on the tense white funk of "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You" or the gleaming pop hooks of "Games People Play," but Eye in the Sky was soft and smooth, so smooth that it was easy to ignore that the narrator of the title track was an ominous omniscient who spied either on his lover or his populace, depending on how deeply you wanted to delve into the concepts of this album. And, unlike I Robot or The Turn of a Friendly Card, it is possible to listen to Eye in the Sky and not dwell on the larger themes, since they're used as a foundation, not pushed to center stage. What does dominate is the lushness of sound, the sweetness of melody: this is a soft rock album through and through, one that's about melodic hooks and texture. In the case of the spacy opening salvo "Sirius," later heard on sports talk shows across America, or "Mammagamma," it was all texture, as these instrumentals set the trippy yet warm mood that the pop songs sustained. And the real difference with Eye in the Sky is that, with the exception of those instrumentals and the galloping suite "Silence and I," all the artiness was part of the idea of this album was pushed into the lyrics, so the album plays as soft pop album -- and a very, very good one at that. Perhaps nothing is quite as exquisite as the title song, yet "Children of the Moon" has a sprightly gait (not all that dissimilar from Kenny Loggins' "Heart to Heart"), "Psychobabble" has a bright propulsive edge (not all that dissimilar from 10cc), and "Gemini" is the project at its dreamiest. It all adds up to arguably the most consistent Alan Parsons Project album -- perhaps not in terms of concept, but in terms of music they never were as satisfying as they were here.

FileCat - The_Alan_Parsons_Project_-_Eye_In_The_Sky_(1982)_[24Bit].rar

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