The Alan Parsons Project - Nucleus / Day After Day

[SuperMario811]

This is VERY impressive for 1977.

[luamoonluna]

beautiful :)

[wb6162]

This is going to be playing at my funeral

[centralparocker]

Yes this is genius to be sure.....

[takemeback2]

So freaking smooth. In a class by itself.

[mixakus]

oh yes!

[mixakus]

oh yes!

[deansusky]

Pure genius a great song off ..life wasted ,,all in all

[MrElpulido]

great song I been looking this song for a long time my brother gave me a casset this song as backgraund and others songs would come out in beetwen. I use to play it every night. thanks for posting it.

[centralparocker]

A beautiful, tranquil song....

[mickeymousebiker1]

Astounding work! This has always conjured up visions of someone slowly emerging from a dream -- as if the unconscious mind was like an ocean with a diver gradually coming to the surface. I dedicate Day After Day to the memory of My True, Darling, and Eternal Love -- My Wife, Barbra Jean "Rose" Ragan. Barbra left this world after a valiant battle with cancer on Nov. 21/22, 2010. Barbra, you and I WILL be together forever! I also dedicate Day After Day to the kids who lost their parents on 9/11

[greenraccoon42]

the original master DJ when you still needed talent and creativity.



[cosmicrider287]

absolutely brilliant.

[Jaxxielyn]

sampled by dj shadow

[leftfootlouie]

DI SCO DEMOLITION NIGHT  AT KOMINSKY PARK!

[Joacoleoni]

who are the guys in 0:31..??

[codyisgnarly720]

@Joacoleoni are you fucking retarded?

[Joacoleoni]

@codyisgnarly720 ... Sure I´m not....and you?

[Joacoleoni]

@codyisgnarly720 Sure I´m not....and you?

[codyisgnarly720]

@Joacoleoni its the alan parsons project you fuck

[Joacoleoni]

@codyisgnarly720 ...nooo...seriuosly???....I am asking who is who, you idiot!!

[Joacoleoni]

@codyisgnarly720 ooouuhhh, pardon me, I thought they were The Alabama Thunder Pussy.......asshole, of course they are the APP, what I meant was WHO IS WHO on the picture .... anyway, thanks for making my post relevant...

[Joacoleoni]

@codyisgnarly720 ooouuuu, pardon me, I thought they were The Alabama Thunder Pussy...........asshole, of course the are the APP, but what I meant was WHO IS WHO on the picture.....anyway, thanks for making my post relevant....

[Joacoleoni]

@codyisgnarly720 .. ooouuuuuu, pardon mee, I thought they were The Alabama Thunder Pussy.....asshole, of course the are the APP, what I meant was WHO IS WHO on the picture.....anyway, thanks for making my post relevant....

[Floydian75]

"Nucleus" is a song I could listen to for hours while staring up at the stars. Parsons and Woolfston were truly gifted at capturing an essence of space and mysticism.

[themattster1991]

The music reminds me of my childhood with images of my grandparents. That was about 30 years ago.

[mrbigjohn48]

I have this Album when it was new and it was awesome then and still is awesome

[twtrains]

WDAI Chicago 1977 used to pay this late night. Great Album Luv'd it

[saurian11]

@twtrains Yeah....But then the station bellied-up when they decided to go to a Disco format! Before that happened, it was a great station.

[chopinsky1810]

The album ' I robot' is one of the best popalbums I know. Almost of a classical and very beautiful in melody and atmosphere.

[dickshawny]

Beautiful is right. So sorry to hear Eric Woolfson died.

[adamsra2000]

A guaranteed head rush listening to this one on headphones. Primo!

[DejaVuSu]

LOVELY, LOVELY, LOVELY :)

[mikewandaful]

such a beautiful song.i have been a loyal fan for many years.if your having a bad day just put alan parsons on.and drift slowly into trancquiltty,peace,

[geo386]

AWESOME!!!! I would set my tape player on auto-shut off every night before I went to sleep so it would play the entire side before bed.

[bearyguy1]

this is such a great song, so timeless, and the lyrics meld into into such a great story.... I drift away everytime I hear this song

[AuntThebe]

This track is so floydish. Love listening to this. Thank you for uploading.

[moon7377]

I love to go back and listen to this. Thank you.

[eblynjm]

Great

[nigelo92]

Really beautiful song!

Hopefully one day when I'm older I will come across this song again and fully understand its meaning. I will Look back and hopefully feel that I used the time on my side well, grabbing as many stars as I could.

Life goes on....

The show goes on....

[Sparrowhawk1161]

Such a sad song...One of those you can't get out of your head from "I Robot"

[djbot420]

I still have my ALBUM:o) LUV IT!!! djbot420;o)  is smokn1;o)

[auroralights100]

Lovely video. Thank you for sharing.

[sopranojoe11]

Probably the most amazing song that i have ever heard. I cant explain. It just takes me there to a place that I imagine is paradise.

[aliiowailupe]

One of my favorites songs! Thanks.

[PulpFictionized]

"We will call it ... 'The Alan Parsons Project." " 'The Alan's Parson's Project' was a band formed in the 70s you dumbass." Haha! From Austin Powers. :D

[WolfRun59]

What a great tune! It still holds up after all these years and means as much as it did when I was a kid. Didn't build any castles but I guess I can't complain about how things turned out. Managed to reach out for a couple of stars anyway. Growing up wasn't all that sad. Still time to reach for a few more stars before the old ticker goes out (or my back does).

[zosothebelly]

Nowadays both Waters and Gilmour clais that Parsons' work on "The Dark Side..." was not that important... Damned liars!!!!

[stevej71393]

I always listen to this tune when driving down in the woods near my town. Every time I'm in the area I have to put the CD in and skip to this part. :)

[unmaskedbandit]

Classics never go away.  They linger like a woman's perfume.

[awogta]

mdees100,could you smell it at least,asshole?

[Yarsh52]

I was talking to the Astronomy teacher at my high school and he says likes to listen to music like this and Pink Floyd when he star gazes. I think it is pretty cool.

[workingclasshero86]

your high school astronomy teacher smokes pot and eats mushrooms.

[Yarsh52]

He very well might.

[daehtnulb]

@workingclasshero86 lol i was just about to type the exact same shit

[Thadesgal]

I remember when I bought the vinyl in 77 from Musicland. Still have it. Recently I opened it and a seed rolled out! Remember how we used to use the album covers to clean our dope? Hell, that seed had to be at least 30 years old...

[svagrod]

@Thadesgal LOL Same here but it was a different LP...(Musicland) I remember them lol...Those were the days ...sighs...

[pedroiranzo]

Wow!!!

[tski1972]

RIP Mr. Woolfson.

[TheRashimeister]

Alan, I did everything "but" build a castle in Spain. Grabbed a Star with both hands among the things.

[alanparsonsfan]

Certainly nothing like this coming out nowadays... Is this one all Woolfson?

[Yarsh52]

Is this what it sounds like when you are in space? If so, that is pretty awesome!

[juiaob]

You can't hear anything in space. It's void man.

[Yarsh52]

Well "if" you could hear in space.

[mdees100]

u couldnt hear a fart in yur face, asshole.

[jbqwerty]

...one of the first real space-music pieces.

[SoSwoll]

I always like the way APP melds one song into the next. This is one of my favorites, besides Voyager/What goes up and Sirius/Eye in the Sky..thanks for the post... beautiful..

[BimmyLee83]

Funny you mention that since Alan Parsons engineered Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon" album.

[earlymtv]

sound like floyd....

[bigbec77]

Pink Floyd and Parsons were close and much the same musicaly inclined.

[Webins]

"Day after Day" is easily one of their saddest songs.

In many ways, it is the spiritual sibling to "Time" and "Old and Wise".

Thanks for posting these two together. "I Robot" truly was amazing from begining to end.

[sietemorelia]

Magnificent and timeless songs ever written. Great talent APP. Thanks for posting.

[sarge2906]

luv this video...just wish i had time on my side....lol

[deansusky]

Fantastic you can listen to it over and over i have been doing that since 1984

[nurse4kitties]

I agree...it's just beautiful. Ethereal and bittersweet.

[WomackPhotoKCMO]

The cover of "Pyramid" has always freaked me out. I felt an odd connection to what was going on...whatever it was.

[reneesluse]

~ BLISS ~

[jeff1surfs]

I remember driving around Santa Cruz in 78 and blasting this song, headed to the beach to catch some waves....missin those days.

[Martellbaha]

What a lyrics makes me go back in time to "ME" is one of the best in music love this music!! peaceful ♥♥♥♥♥♥ later!! buds~~

[fezufo]

great band,great album,great song.totally relate to the lyrics,think everyone does! peace to everyone!

[beccaflight9]

This cut makes me feel like a child once more. The ebb and flow of this just makes me tingle

Thanks for sharing this. It is probably my very favorite of APP

[mabeatriz2]

Why did I stop listening to TAPP music for so many years? What a mistake!

I'm really happy to find all these wonderful songs in youtube.

Thanks you very much for sharing.

[ncyankee101]

I can't believe this song is not on the "Definitive Compilation" album, it is probably my favorite by them (along with "I wouldn't want to be like you" and "Days are numbers")

[deansusky]

Fantastic lyrics and so true i used to listen to this back in high school and still have not gotten to my dreams

[sonrisesonceagain]

The Project always wrote such beautiful finishing ballads to their albums; Nobody did it better.

[thecrimsonfloyd]

I picked up a vinyl of this album today. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!

[Kirke182]

I had just graduated from high school the first time I heard day after day and I began to understand it immediately and only more so at 50. Funny that the drummer is Stuart Tosh and the bassist is Dave Paton who were members of Pilot but then Parson was Pilot's producer so I guess that makes sense. Eric Woolfson sings this I think. He was great for someone who was a lawyer by trade and had never sang professionally.

[bildo1977]

Actually, Jack Harris is singing lead. I know. They do sound a bit similar. :)

[codematrix]

This song has always moved me, even after 30 years.

[koolzainski]

so beautiful, I can hardly contain my tears...

[DaveH001]

Back when I first heard "Day After Day" in my mid-20s I appreciated the gorgeous music but I wasn't remotely mature enough to truly feel the impact of the words. Now I'm 56, my mom and dad have passed away and my children have their own lives and homes and families. I think in this song the APP tapped into that universal feeling of regret which is a part of what makes us human. "Day After Day" has aged extremely well and now actually sounds better than ever. Thanks for the post.

[hwy15]

I been thinking about this for a long time, the only way I'm going to get anybody to cry at my funeral is to play this song. Of course, that's assuming anybody will be there.

[changeheadss]

Loved it when i first heard it in Laserium.

now i have included it in my own laser shows,

right now listening on the bakns of the Nile.

[limegreenmuumuu]

This is relaxing music to listen to. I think of laying down and having clouds fly by you really fast.

[wolf1rich]

Chilled, loved and cried to these songs. This was the first CD when I finally got a CD player that I bought. I wore out tapes (cass and 8-track) and vinyl of their music many times. They were so underrated and appreciated. Hint for another band, Michael Stanley. Same time frame, same underrating.

[Akkallabeth]

Listened the two songs (together all the time) when I was a kid, from my elders'Vinyl LPs. Then continued to listen the two on tapes during my teenies and my early twenties, but loosed their track for about two decades. Today, after almost 20 years I'm about to cry, now they sound sooo meaningful...

REALLY INSPIRING MASTERPIECES FROM THE 70'S!! You raised from oblivion a beautiful piece of my past. Thanks a lot for posting.

[cocobass]

Excellent! Further testimony to the quality of the music from yesteryear. Brilliant! (I got this album for Christmas the year it came out- still rocks my world).

[Dengatube]

If any song deserves the title science fiction, it's this one.

[dancenut1001]

OMG!!! Thank you for posting, I had this album when it first came out. I haven't heard these songs in years!! It took me back to when I was 17 and brought tears to my eyes!!

[Portilloizay]

DJ Shadow?

[InfoSecNomad]

Hey - I was in dem tubes...

[musicaddict1964]

I absolutely love this man's work A.P. I also recommend seeing them in concert with his new project members. PJ Olson is awesome!

[GrottofanofYes]

Nucleus sounds so familiar. Kinda of like the noise when ever you turn a gamecube on without a game disk in it. It also sounds like a certain turn in the game 'Paper Mario'. Great stuff.

[MarioSpeedWagon]

my god..............PORCUPINE TREE people. listen to it please. especially older ptree you will see the influence of APP and love that band

[sortashaman]

Thanks so much for posting this; the two tracks go together so well...

[SethAdamJohnson]

Yeah, I couldn't believe how powerful it was when I first heard it.

[crestone37]

I have always loved this LP and these two tracks in particular. It's so great you have finally posted both of them in sequence, continuously, as they were recorded on the album. Listening it it brings back wonderful memories of days gone by and halcyon youth. The vocals and instrumentation are brilliant, poignant, and beautiful. They let your mind float upstream to a comforting place. Thanks!

[SethAdamJohnson]

Outstanding musicianship, writing & vocals. APP is truly underrated.

[neorunt]

adwatts66 you're not alone. Used to sit and listen to this song at the end of the day.

Moves me now as it did then. Funny, I was gonna comment that 'Day after Day' is timeless.

[randymudge]

I absolutely love this song. I love APP primarily because it's not "formula" music. It's very creative, well thought out, high quality stuff!!

[Kirok]

I used to listen to I, Robot -- on vinyl -- every single day when I was a teenager. And this was my favorite part of the album.