According to the Random House Dictionary, "stereotomy" is the technique of cutting solids, as stones, to specified forms and dimensions. On their album Stereotomy, The Alan Parsons Project paints a portrait of a man who has been cut into a specific shape according to the demands of society, as he thirsts after the "Limelight" but is consigned to "Urbania" and relies on "Beaujolais" to ease the pain. Most of the album is devoted to long, sweeping instrumental passages which makes the album one of the group's most ambitious records, but not one of their most accessible. [The CD was also released with bonus tracks.] ~ Daevid Jehnzen, All Music Guide
Stereotomy (Bonus Tracks)
03/26/2007 | Arista
All Music Guide Review
Stereotomy (Bonus Tracks) Track Listing
Credits of Stereotomy (Bonus Tracks)
- Tony Richards
- Voices, Engineer, Effects
- Eric Woolfson
- Piano, Liner Notes, Fender Rhodes, Reissue Compilation, Executive Producer, Voices, Vocals, Keyboards
- Noel Rafferty
- Voices, Assistant Engineer
- Andrew W. Ellis
- Art Direction, Design
- Colin Chambers
- Art Direction, Design
- Jerry Ewing
- Liner Notes
- Gary Brooker
- Vocals
- John Miles
- Vocals
- Chris Rainbow
- Vocals, Vocals (Background), Vocal Effect
- David Paton
- Bass
- Ian Bairnson
- Guitar, Guitar Synth
- Haydn Bendall
- Reissue Compilation
- Richard Cottle
- Synthesizer, Keyboards, Saxophone, Sequencers
- Graham Dye
- Vocals, Vocals (Background)
- Steve Dye
- Vocals (Background)
- Stuart Elliott
- Percussion, Drums

















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