As far as the sound of his songs is concerned, Alan Parsons is probably one of the most demanding artists ever. In the late ’60s / early’ 70s, he worked as a sound engineer on milestones in music history, including the Beatles albums “Abbey Road” and “Let it be”, as well as on Pink Floyd’s “Atom Heart Mother” and “Dark Side of the Moon”. As a musician he experienced in the 80’s the highlight of his career with his Alan Parsons Project. At that time, however, he barely performed live, as the technology at that time was unable to reproduce the sound of his songs as he had produced them in the studio.
“After a short ‘introductory phase’ the systems offered just sheer fun and mixing pleasure.”, Timo Hille, project manager and audio specialist PM Blue
Meanwhile, professional audio technology has caught up, and so dared Alan Parsons to tour again with his recent album “The Secret”. PM Blue GmbH from Hamburg was responsible for the eight-day tour of the exceptional musician through...
