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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsTonight's Vinyl Selection
I, Robot
The Alan Parsons Project
1977
Parsons borrowed not only the title from Isaac Asimov's Robot trilogy, it's also a concept album exploring themes of artificial intelligence.
Still, for all the above, the music is packaged with some hooks, with just as many elements of restlessness, and change in tempo, which encouraged critics to consider this an art album and not a pop album.
Includes the title song "I, Robot" and the hit "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You."
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Tonight's Vinyl Selection (Original Post)
Ohiogal
Mar 2018
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TEB
(12,842 posts)1. Awesome selection
pbmus
(12,422 posts)3. Interesting...
SonofDonald
(2,050 posts)4. Yes indeed, I have a Japanese pressing and a
DVD Audio disc of this album, one of my fave stoner albums from the 70's, still great to listen to now and then.
Always a Parsons fan, also check out the self titled "Ambrosia", produced and mixed by AP after lending a hand on "Dark side of the Moon".
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SonofDonald
(2,050 posts)5. Isn't that John Cleese in the lower right hand corner?
That's what I've always thought, sure looks like him.