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The Alan Parsons Project – I Robot -LP / Spain- The Alan Parsons Project – I Robot -LP / Spain-   The Alan Parsons Project  – I Robot Label: Arista  – 201 148-I Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue,  Gatefold Country: Spain Released: 1980 Genre: Electronic,  Rock Style: Art Rock,  Synth-pop,  Prog Rock,  Symphonic Rock Tracklist A1   I Robot 6:06 A2   I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You 3:19 A3   Some Other Time 4:05 A4   Breakdown 3:50 A5   Don't Let It Show 4:21 B1   The Voice 5:21 B2   Nucleus 3:35 B3   Day After Day (The Show Must Go On) 3:43 B4   Total Eclipse 3:05 B5   Genesis Ch.1. V.32 3:37   Companies, etc. Record Company  –  Ariola Eurodisc S.A. Recorded At  –  Abbey Road Studios Mixed At  –  Abbey Road Studios Printed By  –  Iberofon, S.A. Printed By  –  Indugraf Madrid, S.A. Credits Acoustic Guitar  –  Alan Parsons,  David Paton,  Ian Bairnson Arranged By [Orchestra, Choir], Conductor  –  Andrew Powell Bass  –  David Paton Chorus Master  –  Bob Howes * Cimbalom, Kantele  –  John Leach Contractor [Orchestral]  –  David Katz Design [Cover], Photography  –  Hipgnosis (2) Design [Robot]  –  George Hardie Drums, Percussion  –  Stuart Tosh Electric Guitar  –  Ian Bairnson Engineer  –  Alan Parsons Engineer [Assistant]  –  Chris Blair,  Pat Stapley Executive-Producer  –  Eric Woolfson Illustration  –  Richard Manning (3) Keyboards  –  Alan Parsons,  Duncan Mackay,  Eric Woolfson Mastered By  –  Chris Blair Producer  –  Alan Parsons Steel Guitar  –  B.J. Cole * Synthesizer [Projectron], Vocoder  –  Alan Parsons,  Eric Woolfson Vocals  –  Allan Clarke,  Dave Townsend,  Jack Harris,  Jaki Whitren,  Lenny Zakatek,  Peter Straker,  Steve Harley Vocals [Additional]  –  Alan Parsons,  David Paton,  Hilary Western,  Ian Bairnson,  John Perry (7),  The New Philharmonia Chorus *,  Smokey Parsons,  Stuart Calver,  Stuart Tosh,  The English Chorale,  Tony Rivers Written-By  –  Alan Parsons  (tracks: A1 to B3, B5),  Andrew Powell  (tracks: B4),  Eric Woolfson  (tracks: A1 to B3, B5) Notes I Robot... The story of the rise of the machine and the decline of man, which paradoxically coincided with his discovery of the wheel... And a warning that his brief dominance of this planet will probably end, because man tried to create a robot in his own image. Recorded & mixed at Abbey Road Studios, London, between December 1976 & March 1977. Special thanks to Mickey Shapiro, Bob Britton, Mike King, Eric Prince, John Wallace and all at Abbey Road. Seems a reissue using pressed copies from the first Spanish issue. On labels: Made in Spain. EMI-Odeon, S.A. Depósito Legal: B-30024-1977 // 10 C 066-99.168 On back sleeve: Ariola Eurodisc S.A. Calle Aragón, 204 - Barcelona-11 (España) T.G. Hostench, S.A. - Córcega, 231-233 - Barcelona (36) 1982 Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A): E 201.48-A 2N Matrix / Runout (Side B): I 201.148-B 2N DM Rights Society: S.G.A.E. Depósito Legal: B-3.339-1980  

promo LP Japon - The Tourists - Eurythmics + Extra promo LP Japon - The Tourists - Eurythmics + Extra ¿Porqué comprar un vinilo Made in Japan? Por su calidad de sonido Ver link:  https://black-kraken.com/los-vinilos-japoneses/ No tiene el obi, pero como extra hay una libreta en grapa para radio con explicaciones promo. Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Blind Among The Flowers 3:28 A2 Save Me 1:53 A3 Fools Paradise 3:24 A4 Can't Stop Laughing 3:47 A5 Don't Get Left Behind 1:42 A6 Another English Day 1:15 A7 Deadly Kiss 3:53 B1 Ain't No Room Engineer –  Dave Hutchins 3:25 B2 The Loneliest Man In The World 4:04 B3 Useless Duration Of Time 4:20 B4 He Who Laughs Last Laughs Longest 1:43 B5 Just Like You 4:20

2 LP SESSIONS - JBL - Larry Phillips - Alex Harvey - Gatefold - US (EX/EX+/EX+)ç 2 LP SESSIONS - JBL - Larry Phillips - Alex Harvey - Gatefold - US (EX/EX+/EX+)ç           Loudspeaker Definition Test A1 – Larry Phillips Insight   A2 – Rosmini * /   Ruskin * Patriarch And Blind   A3 – Unknown Artist Insight   A4 – Alex Harvey (2) Devil On My Shoulder   A5 – Unknown Artist Insight   A6 – Alex Richman It Doesn't Have To Be Wrong       Loudspeaker Coloration Test B1 – Unknown Artist Low Frequency Demonstration   B2 – Unknown Artist High Frequency Demonstration   B3 – Paul Parrish Popular Instruments (Drums - Bass + Bass Drum - Piano - Guitar) / Piano Theme   B4 – Unknown Artist Symphonic Instruments (Bass - Cello - Viola - Violin - Tympani - Bass Flute - Alto Flute - Oboe - English Horn)       Studio Insight - 16 Track Recording C1 – Various Set-up   C2 – Various Balance & Rehearsal   C3 – Various Take 7   C4 – Various Playback       Studio Insight - 16 Track To Stereo Mixdown D1 – Unknown Artist Individual Tracks, Drum, Guitar   D2 – Unknown Artist Bass, Piano, Vocal   D3 – Unknown Artist Equalization   D4 – Unknown Artist Echo   D5 – Unknown Artist Stereo Balance   D6 – Hoyt Axton Captain America   D7 – Hoyt Axton Joy To The World  

The Game ‎– Doctor's Advocate 2 Vinyls USA,2006 Geffen Records The Game ‎– Doctor's Advocate 2 Vinyls USA,2006 Geffen Records Lista de pistas A1 Lookin At You 3:37 A2 Da Shit 5:23 A3 It's Okay (One Blood) 4:17 A4 Compton 4:40 B1 Remedy 2:57 B2 Let's Ride 3:57 B3 Too Much 4:11 B4 Wouldn't Get Far 4:10 C1 Scream On Em 4:20 C2 One Night 4:27 C3 Doctor's Advocate 5:03 C4 Ol' English 4:44 D1 California Vacation 4:29 D2 Bang 3:37 D3 Around The World 4:01 D4 Why You Hate The Game 9:21

ZIPIZAPE ZIPI ZAPE - AVENTURAS EN ROLAND GARROS 7” SINGLE EP ELEFANT 2000 INDIE ROCK VINILO BLANCO ZIPIZAPE ZIPI ZAPE - AVENTURAS EN ROLAND GARROS 7” SINGLE EP ELEFANT 2000 INDIE ROCK VINILO BLANCO A1 Verano Del 98   A2 Mis Problemas   B1 Where Is The English   B2 Verano De Amor   EX + INSERT

JETHRO TULL: UNDER WRAPS [ESP 1984] LP JETHRO TULL: UNDER WRAPS [ESP 1984] LP (Chrysalis)  1984  made in Spain cat. num.  CDL 1461 #rock  #progressive rock  #folk rock   A1 Lap Of Luxury   A2 Under Wraps #1   A3 European Legacy   A4 Later, That Same Evening   A5 Saboteur   A6 Radio Free Moscow   B1 Nobody's Car   B2 Heat   B3 Under Wraps #2   B4 Paparazzi   B5 Apogee   Ian Anderson 's  Walk into Light  (1983) was an uncharacteristic venture into the world of drum machines and synthesizers, and was partly a collaboration with keyboardist  Peter-John Vettese. The next year the two cut the similar-sounding  Under Wraps  using the  Jethro Tull  banner. Most of the work, including drum programming, was done by  Anderson  in his home studio before guitar and (scant) bass guitar were added. The group members were excited about their latest sounds, which brought a cold edginess to the usual intricate music (the acoustic "Under Wraps No. 2" being one exception). Lyrically,  Anderson  was letting go of his Olde English façade; here he showed his fascination with Cold War-era espionage. While the British audiences didn't mind the changes, U.S. buyers pretty much hated the album. Compared to the U.S. number 19 position of 1982's  The Broadsword and the Beast,  Under Wraps  never got past number 76. (Crest of a Knave, three years later, shot up to number 33.) The original release had 11 tracks, with "Astronomy," "Tundra," "Automotive Engineering," and "General Crossing" appearing as B-sides and bonus tracks around the world. Now the standard release carries all 15 tracks.