Alan Parsons steps out on his own for the first time. A polished, versatile solo debut that proves the man behind the board is an artist in his own right.

Hard to find but worth the hunt. Alan Parsons' dreamy second solo record floats somewhere between a tribute to radio and a meditation on flight.

Alan Parsons returns to full-blown concept territory with an H.G. Wells-flavored ride through time. Ambitious, hard to find, and one of his strongest solo records.

Alan Parsons goes full electronica, and it works far better than it has any right to. A late-career swerve with David Gilmour on the opener and two clever self-remixes.

A tale of two halves. Alan Parsons' first record in fifteen years opens rough and then turns, somewhere around track six, into some of the best work of his solo career.

Alan Parsons' latest opens with a knowing farewell to the Project and keeps the studio sheen intact. Uneven, but the highs still land.