Stereotomy by Alan Parsons Project

Stereotomy

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Stereotomy

Features

Audio CD (October 25, 1990)

Number of Discs: 1

Label: Arista

Catalog Number: 8384

Reader Reviews
This CD explores the concept of struggling through life, and provides several good juggling songs as well. The two Stereotomys, Beaujolais, and In the Real World are all good juggling songs. Light of the World and Limelight are very good ballads. The only weak points of the album are the instrumentals. Where's the Walrus and Urbania are both good, but could be much better. Chinese Whispers I am not sure about, as the moment it sounds like it is about to start, it turns into Stereotomy Two. This album is made even better by the fact that it marks the end of an Era for Parsons. After this album, all of Parsons' work (excluding Gaudi, which I don't have) is full of interesting concepts that are just missed by the lyrics, or even, in some cases (Call Up on Time Machine), downright butchered by the lyrics. Stereotomy is a great album, has lyrics that hit the concepts on the head, and is very much worth owning. Oh yeah, a great juggling album as well.

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