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picture via AmazonI was not introduced to The Alan Parsons Project until I was twenty-five. Coincidentally enough, this was also twenty-five years after APP had disbanded.My deep love for APP was gradual in its growth, and had a somewhat rocky start. It began about two years ago with my mother sending me three songs on Spotify: “Time,” “Sirius,” and “Eye in the Sky.” I enjoyed “Sirius” because it reminded me of going to Nebraska Cornhusker games in my home state (it’s their theme song when they run out onto the field), but the other two tracks I found to be depressing and indigestible at the time—something about the airy, reverb-drenched production that 1970’s albums were so notoriously wrought with simply bummed me out.And yet, there was something about those tracks and their melodies that I couldn’t get out of my head. I found myself humming them as I drove home that day, these songs that upon first listen I hadn’t even liked. So I listened again. And again. And again. And before l🌟 Prepare for an extraordinary experience at Wind Creek Event Center for Alan Parsons Project, a mesmerizing event event that promises to redefine your expectations. From captivating presentations to interactive showcases, this event in Pennsylvania, United States is designed to leave you inspired and amazed. Join us for this incredible event 🚀. http://maps.seatics.com/TheWindCreekEventCenter_Endstage2_2022-12-08_2022-12-08_0920_12082022_093808_SVGC_tn.png
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Wind Creek Event Center, 77 Sands Boulevard, Wind Creek Event Center, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States
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