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Amazon.co.uk Review
The more things change, the more Alan Parsons' albums stay the same. It's entirely fitting that this sonically flawless opus should be called The Time Machine. Born in the excesses and conceptual frenzy of mid-1970s prog rock, Parsons' familiar methodology once again shrewdly employs an almost-star cast of musical vets to do the heavy lifting (among them vocalists Colin Blunstone, Beverly Craven, Spandau Ballet's Tony Hadley, and chief musical architect/guitarist Ian Bairnson). Meanwhile, legendary producer and engineer Parsons twiddles the knobs and slides the levers, just like the Great Oz. Fans will find that Parsons, perhaps the only producer since Phil Spector with big enough cajones to become his own virtual raison d'être, has successfully stayed his familiar course. And if the result is something akin to Pink Floyd lite meets Kenny G in the New Age aisle at your local Natural Wonders outlet, thus has it ever been. While it lyrically renders H.G. Wells's original novel all touchy-feely and virtually unrecognisable, musically it's a reaffirmation that Parsons--not Toto, Journey, or a score of lesser pretenders to the mantle--is the real godfather of corporate rock. Dust off those headphones. --Jerry McCulley

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   1 of 1 people found the following review helpful: Alan Parsons at his best!, 28 Jun 2000 By A Customer I have been away from Alan Parsons for a few years and came to this with some reticence. After hearing the album for the first time, I was hooked. There is a mix of styles with a common theme and a great pace to the music. The fact that there is a range of vocal artists involved actually adds to the quality of the work. More, more, more!  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   Very inventive, 21 Jan 2000 By A Customer alan Parsons has had his day! but his incredible band the likes of Stuart Elliott And Ian Bairnson really take the limelight. they are very talented individuals, particularly elliott on this occasion. Well Done!  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all 2 customer reviews...		Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews

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