Eye In The Sky is the sixth studio album by The Alan Parsons Project and probably the most commercially successful of the prog rock band. The opening instrumental Sirius is one of the most famous in the sport – the fanfare is inextricably linked to the announcement of Michael Jordan and his Chicago Bulls at competitions. The seamlessly following title song became a chart success and can still be heard on all radio stations today. With its great depth, concert hall-level separation and realistic representation, Eye In The Sky is a great illustration of the importance of perfectionism in the work of sound and recording engineers. In the case of The Alan Parsons Project, this perfection is hardly surprising, as Parsons himself sat behind the controls for Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon and Abbey Road by the Beatles. The Alan Parsons Project's multimillion-selling and critically acclaimed album »Eye In The Sky« is being reissued in various formats. Their sixth studio album was a Grammy-nominated worldwide hit, reaching platinum and gold status in numerous countries. As with other albums of the Alan Parsons Project, various lead singers were used, including Chris Rainbow, Colin Blunstone, Lenny Zakatek, Elmer Gantry and Eric Woolfson himself. In addition, there was a selection of session musicians such as guitarists Ian Bairnson and David Paton as well as drummer Stuart Elliott with arrangements by Andrew Powell. The Alan Parsons Project was a progressive rock band consisting of engineer and producer Alan Parsons and songwriter, musician and manager Eric Woolfson. Between 1976 and 1987, they released 10 concept albums that dealt with topics such as science fiction, the supernatural, literature and sociology, and sold over 55 million copies worldwide. • Remaster of Miles Showell's original album at Abbey Road Studios • 4 bonus tracks • Fully illustrated 12-page booklet with a sleeve note featuring quotes from Alan Parsons and all lyrics