Legacy will complete the reissue campaign for Alan Parsons Project with the re-release of six classic Arista titles that include Ammonia Avenue, Gaudi, Pyramid, Stereotomy, Eve, and The Turn of a Friendly Card. I have the bonus track lineup for you right here:

Ammonia Avenue: “Don't Answer Me” - early rough mix; “You Don't Believe” - Demo; “Since the Last Goodbye” - Chris Rainbow vocal overdubs; “Since the Last Goodbye” - Eric Woolfson guide vocal rough mix; “You Don't Believe” - Instrumental tribute to The Shadows; “Dancing on a Highwire/Spotlight” - a work in progress; “Ammonia Avenue, Pt 1” - Eric Woolfson demo vocal rough mix; “Ammonia Avenue” - Orchestral Overdub.

Gaudi: “Too Late” - Eric Woolfson rough guide vocal; “Standing on Higher Ground/Losing Proposition” - vocal experiments; “Money Talks” - Chris Rainbow/percussion overdubs; “Money Talks” - rough mix backing track; “Closer to Heaven” - Sax/Chris Rainbow overdub section; “Paseo de Gracia” - rough mix; “La Sagrada Familia” - rough mix.

Stereotomy: “Light of the World” - Instrumental; “Rumour Goin' Round” - Demo; “Stereotomy” - guide vocal; “Stereotomy” - reprise.

Eve: “Elsie's Theme from The Sicilian Defence” - the project that never was; “Lucifer” - Demo; “Secret Garden” - rough mix; “Damned if I Do” - rough mix; “Don't Hold Back” - vocal rehearsal rough mix; “Lucifer” - early rough mix; “If I Could Change Your Mind” - rough mix.

Pyramid: “Voyager/What Goes Up/The Eagle Will Rise Again” - Instrumental version; “What Goes Up/Little Voice” - early version demo; “Can't Take It With You” - early version demo; “Hyper Gamma Spaces” - Demo; “The Eagle Will Rise Again” - alternate version backing track; “In the Lap of the Gods (Pt 1)” - Demo; “In the Lap of the Gods (Pt 2)” - backing track rough mix.

The Turn of a Friendly Card: “May be a Price to Pay” - intro demo; “Nothing Left to Lose” - basic backing track; “Nothing Left to Lose” - Chris Rainbow overdub vocal compilation; “Nothing Left to Lose” - early studio version w/ Eric Woolfson's guide vocal; “Time” - early studio attempt; “Games People Play” - rough mix; “The Gold Bug” - Demo.

All six reissued albums have been re-mastered by Alan Parsons and will include new liner notes, photos, and memorabilia within the booklets.

These are planned for release on January 27.

These are all aready out everywhere and have been for months. I assume these are getting an official US release which would mean the only album not to get a US release was "Vulture Culture" for some unknown reason. I'd love to know why, unless I'm wrong here.
I got these cheap from Tower.com for 7.99-don't know if they're still that cheap or not.