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Chart-Chronology Singles and Albums www.chart-history.net vdw56 PDF-files with all chart-entries plus covers on https://chart-history.net/chart-chronologie/ THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT First Chart-Entry:1976 Chart-Chronology Singles and Albums Germany United Kingdom From the 1950ies U S A to the current charts compiled by Volker Dörken Chart - Chronology The Top-100 Singles and Albums from Germany, the United Kingdom and the USA The Alan Parsons Project The Alan Parsons Project was a British rock band active between 1975 and 1990, whose core membership consisted of Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson. They were accompanied by a varying number of session musicians and some relatively consistent session players. Singles 20 11 3 --- Longplay 21 13 8 4 14 B P Top 100 Top 40 Top 10 # 1 B P Top 100 Top 40 Top 10 # 1 7 6 5 2 --- 1 14 20 13 8 4 58 2 --- --- --- 24 10 5 --- --- 3 17 8 1 --- 7 11 7 2 --- Singles D G B U S A 1 (The System Of) Doctor Tarr And Professor Fether 07/1976 37 2 The Raven 10/1976 80 3 I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You ►Alan Parsons◄ 08/1977 36 4 Don't Let It Show 12/1977 92 5 What Goes Up 09/1978 87 6 Damned If I Do 09/1979 27 7 Lucifer 12/1979 8 8 The Gold Bug 11/1980 40 9 Games People Play 12/1980 16 10 Time 04/1981 15 11 Snake Eyes 10/1981 67 12 Eye In The Sky 08/1982 38 07/1982 3 13 Psychobabble 11/1982 57 14 Old And Wise 01/1983 74 15 You Don't Believe 11/1983 54 16 Don't Answer Me 04/1984 7 03/1984 58 03/1984 15 17 Prime Time 07/1984 69 05/1984 34 18 Let's Talk About Me 02/1985 32 02/1985 56 19 Days Are Numbers (The Traveller) 04/1985 71 20 Stereotomy 02/1986 82 Longplay D G B U S A 1 Tales Of Mystery And Imagination 04/1977 11 08/1976 56 05/1976 38 2 I Robot 07/1977 2 08/1977 26 07/1977 9 3 Pyramid 06/1978 3 06/1978 49 07/1978 26 4 Eve 09/1979 1 4 09/1979 74 09/1979 13 5 The Turn Of A Friendly Card 11/1980 2 11/1980 38 11/1980 13 6 Eye In The Sky 05/1982 1 3 05/1982 27 06/1982 7 7 Best Of Alan Parsons Project 11/1983 19 8 Best Of The Alan Parsons Project 11/1983 99 11/1983 53 9 Ammonia Avenue 03/1984 1 6 03/1984 24 03/1984 15 10 Vulture Culture 03/1985 1 1 02/1985 40 03/1985 46 11 Stereotomy 01/1986 15 02/1986 43 The Alan Parsons Project created: 11.08.2021 vdw56 page 1 www.chart-history.net The Alan Parsons Project 12 Gaudi 01/1987 6 02/1987 66 02/1987 57 13 The Instrumental Works 09/1988 60 14 Try Anything Once ►Alan Parsons◄ 11/1993 78 15 Live ►Alan Parsons◄ 01/1995 86 16 On Air ►Alan Parsons◄ 09/1996 61 17 Gold Collection 02/1998 49 18 The Time Machine ►Alan Parsons◄ 09/1999 29 ►The album reached the peak-position in 2021. 1999 it got only to # 98. 19 A Valid Path ►Alan Parsons◄ 09/2004 72 20 Live In Colombia ►The Alan Parsons Symphonic 06/2016 45 Project◄ 21 The Secret ►Alan Parsons◄ 05/2019 12 The Alan Parsons Project created: 11.08.2021 vdw56 page 2 www.chart-history.net Month of 1st Entry Peak+wks # 1: DE GB USSingles‐Chart‐History Regarding Singles Top 100 ‐ Entries The Alan Parsons Project 1 2 3 4 07/1976 37 10/1976 80 08/1977 36 12/1977 92 (The System Of) Doctor Tarr The Raven I Wouldn't Want To Be Like Don't Let It Show And Professor Fether You 5 6 7 8 09/1978 87 09/1979 27 12/1979 8 11/1980 40 What Goes Up Damned If I Do Lucifer The Gold Bug 9 10 11 12 12/1980 16 04/1981 15 10/1981 67 07/1982 38 3 Games People Play Time Snake Eyes Eye In The Sky 13 14 15 16 11/1982 57 01/1983 74 11/1983 54 03/1984 7 58 15 Psychobabble Old And Wise You Don't Believe Don't Answer Me Month of 1st Entry Peak+wks # 1: DE GB USSingles‐Chart‐History Regarding Singles Top 100 ‐ Entries The Alan Parsons Project 17 18 19 20 05/1984 69 34 02/1985 32 56 04/1985 71 02/1986 82 Prime Time Let's Talk About Me Days Are Numbers (The Stereotomy Traveller) Month of 1st Entry Peak+wks # 1: DE GB USAlbum‐Chart‐History Regarding Albums Top 100 ‐ Entries The Alan Parsons Project 1 2 3 4 05/1976 11 56 38 07/1977 2 26 9 06/1978 3 49 26 09/1979 1 4 74 13 Tales Of Mystery And I Robot Pyramid Eve Imagination 5 6 7 8 11/1980 2 38 13 05/1982 1 3 27 7 11/1983 19 11/1983 99 53 The Turn Of A Friendly Card Eye In The Sky Best Of Alan Parsons Project Best Of The Alan Parsons Project 9 10 11 12 03/1984 1 6 24 15 02/1985 1 1 40 46 01/1986 15 43 01/1987 6 66 57 Ammonia Avenue Vulture Culture Stereotomy Gaudi 13 14 15 16 09/1988 60 11/1993 78 01/1995 86 09/1996 61 The Instrumental Works Try Anything Once Live On Air Month of 1st Entry Peak+wks # 1: DE GB USAlbum‐Chart‐History Regarding Albums Top 100 ‐ Entries The Alan Parsons Project 17 18 19 20 02/1998 49 09/1999 29 09/2004 72 06/2016 45 Gold Collection The Time Machine A Valid Path Live In Colombia 21 05/2019 12 The Secret .
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