My vinyl LP only has 7 tracks
I appreciated gfkopy's observation. I think it's likely that the last 7 tracks add little to this MP3 album, just a waste of 7 downloads.
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Agree with gfkopy
Buy the 7 tracks for $3.50 and don't bother with the rest. The first 7 are well worth it for fans of Alan Parson's work.
5 Stars... with an asterisk
I've owned this album on cassette for years, and it has always been one of my favorites. I was delighted to find it available to download. Tracks 1 through 7 duplicate the cassette, and I can wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone. Beware of tracks 8 through 14, though. I strongly advise leaving them where they lie. I found them to be the worst kind of "filler" and a complete waste of perfectly good downloads. You may disagree, but at least listen before you leap.
A sleep in the Parsons catalog
This is one of Alan Parsons Project's albums that you don't find in many collections. Too bad, it is a great album. The opening cut is one of TAPP's most dynamically free-ranging explorations and one of their most proggy songs. The whole album works well together and makes a great addition to the collection of TAPP fans. Take the time to get to know this one if you like Alan Parsons.
