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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Wish eric was still around.. he seemed a great down to earth guy.
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Great man, great musician. APP was never the same without the depth of his song-writing and soothing voice. RIP great one! We'll sure meet "Some other place, some other time" and thank u for all the life-changing introspective music, some of the most beautiful ones i have heard in my entire life!
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Most of all, as a Scot, I feel THRILLED about having Ian Bairnson, David Paton, Stuart Tosh play their hearts out here while Eric and Alan were making this incredible an amazing choice about the two singers 'as one'. What a band.
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Absolutely spectacular song/composition...with equally spectacular producing.
Mr Woolfson and Mr Parsons hit the bull's-eye here with electing to use both vocalists (Peter Straker on the verses and Jaki Whitren on the choruses) for this composition's final mix.
There is absolutely no reason in the universe to be forced to use only one lead vocalist for a song if there is a better fit and listening experience to be gleaned by combining different voices that are best suited to certain areas of a composition, whether it be lead or background vocals.
It is no different than using different types of musical instruments depending on what the composition is naturally calling for...this is part of the magic of music!
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Wow, Eric Woolfson is just a genius with the way he explains this song.So simple yet so elegant. I was shocked when the chorus was actually sung by a female but Eric describe it perfectly as her having a male delivery.
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One of my all time favorite APP songs
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Wow! That is so fascinating! I would never have known it was two different people! Still a great song!
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This is amazing. I never realized it was two different vocalists and I've heard the song so many times. Just thought it was the same person going with a slightly different vibe on different parts.
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I absolutely love this man. A multi-talented and creative person whose compositions thrill me every single time I listen to them. And to be quite frank, I had never noticed two people sang Some Other Time, which is one of my favourite APP numbers.
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What an awesome talent. His interviews were always so insightful…..RIP
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Genius
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I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE this song so much, the guitar reminds me so much of David sound, and the song in total my god, its pure perfection. beautiful
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Mind blown 🤯 Never knew this before today! Well done maestros! Peace!
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Quote from the APP website (FAQ) :
" Eric Woolfson was the main songwriter and lyricist for the APP writing 95% of the music and 100% of the lyrics. He also sang lead vocal on many of the APP’s greatest hits including ‘Eye in the Sky’, ‘Time’ and ‘Don’t Answer Me’. He played keyboards on practically every APP track recorded. He was also the manager of the APP and handled all the business side. It was his decision to call it ‘The Alan Parsons Project’ – a choice he often described as both the best and worst in his career. The best because he got to enjoy the success of his work without any of the fame. The worst in that generally no one outside the music industry had a clue who he was! "
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Absolutely amazing! How creative! :) <3
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Interesting how things can come together and a thoughtful look back from Mr.Woolfson I enjoyed this.
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I always knew there was something intrinsically different about the voices in this song! Friends used to think I was crazy saying that and really gave me a hard time about it. I am so glad I came across this interview. I think I am going to look them up and totally rub it in their faces! Now if I can just find an interview describing the meaning behind this song. I have my theories and am quite curious to hear it from them. I realize many songs are written without a specific meaning, theme, or story-but Alan Parsons lyrics have always been so intentional-I can not imagine this one being without it's own purpose.
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WHAT? Whoah - all these years, I had no idea until just now. It makes the song even better in my mind knowing the work that went into it. It’s a shame something like that would have to even be considered to be hidden from the public. It would have been fine with me - the thing I like the most about the Project is the idea of all the studio work that goes into it.
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Pollokshields bred and born, Eric, love ye and miss ye so much. :-*
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@emorsi
3 years ago
For me Eric Woolfson is one of the greatest songwriter of all time and I can't believe that anyone thinks different.
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