The Alan Parsons Project I Robot Arista 25RS-70 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl A
The Alan Parsons Project I Robot Arista 25RS-70 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl A
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| Album name | I Robot |
| Artist | The Alan Parsons Project |
| model Number | 25RS-70 |
| Vinyl condition | VG+ |
| Sleeve codition | VG+ |
| Language | Japanese |
| Includes | OBI,Insert |
| Speed | 33 RPM |
| Made in | Japan |
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Album Overview
Released in 1977, I Robot is the second album by The Alan Parsons Project, combining progressive rock, orchestral pop, studio experimentation, and science-fiction-inspired themes. Its concept draws on ideas associated with Isaac Asimov’s robot stories, exploring the relationship between humanity and technology through carefully constructed songs and instrumental passages. “I Wouldn’t Want to Be Like You” adds a sharp, rhythmic rock edge, while “Don’t Let It Show” offers a more introspective mood. The instrumental “The Voice” and the dramatic “Breakdown” showcase the album’s layered arrangements, synthesizers, choral textures, and meticulous production. Alan Parsons’ engineering background and Eric Woolfson’s songwriting help create a polished, cinematic sound in which each detail feels deliberate. I Robot remains one of the project’s most celebrated releases and a strong example of late-1970s art rock. This Japanese LP edition includes the OBI and insert as listed.