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ALAN PARSONS PROJECT - PYRAMID 'WORK IN PROGRESS' [RSD24] (LP)

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ALAN PARSONS PROJECT - PYRAMID 'WORK IN PROGRESS' [RSD24] (LP)RECORD STORE DAY 2024 RELEASE. EDITION OF 2,000. STARTING THE DAY WITH 4 COPIES. ORANGE COLOR VINYL 2xLP. *HEADS UP A COPY OF THIS TITLE ARRIVED IN OUR SHOP WITH A MINOR CREASE NEAR ONE CORNER OF THE OUTER JACKET. DUE TO THE LIMITED NATURE OF RSD RELEASES, WE CANNOT OFFER ANY DISCOUNT ON THAT COPY AT THIS TIME. BUT MINT COPIES WILL SHIP FIRST, AND ANY NEAR MINT COPIES WILL SHIP LAST. PLEASE BE AWARE BEFORE BUYING.* "This Work In Progress version of

RECORD STORE DAY 2024 RELEASE. EDITION OF 2,000.

STARTING THE DAY WITH 4 COPIES.

ORANGE COLOR VINYL 2xLP.

*HEADS UP - A COPY OF THIS TITLE ARRIVED IN OUR SHOP WITH A MINOR CREASE NEAR ONE CORNER OF THE OUTER JACKET. DUE TO THE LIMITED NATURE OF RSD RELEASES, WE CANNOT OFFER ANY DISCOUNT ON THAT COPY AT THIS TIME. BUT MINT COPIES WILL SHIP FIRST, AND ANY NEAR-MINT COPIES WILL SHIP LAST. PLEASE BE AWARE BEFORE BUYING.*

 "This ‘Work In Progress’ version of The Alan Parsons Project’s iconic Pyramid album contains early demos, rough mixes and Eric Woolfson’s Songwriting Diary versions of the nine tracks that appear on the Pyramid album. Six of these tracks are previously unreleased and all of them are making their first appearance on vinyl.

Housed in a poly-lined inner sleeve with an accompanying 12” x 12” insert, this orange vinyl LP is strictly limited to 4200 copies worldwide."

Tracklist
1. Voyager (Early Stage)

2. What Goes Up…/Little Voice (Early Version Demo)
3. The Eagle Will Rise Again (Rough Mix Featuring Backing Vocals)
4. One More River (Eric Woolfson’s Songwriting Diary)
5. Can’t Take It With You (Rough Mix)
6. In The Lap Of The Gods Part I (Demo)
7. Pyramania (Eric Woolfon’s Songwriting Diary)
8. Hyper-Gamma-Spaces (Demo)
9. Shadow Of A Lonely Man (Alan Parsons’ Experimental Demo Vocal)

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