LP The Alan Parsons Project: Ammonia Avenue (2026 Audiophile Edition) (180g) (limited Numbered Edition) (45 Rpm)

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Ammonia Avenue - CD, LP, Box Set, Blu-ray

The Alan Parsons Project

Rock | Pop | Progressive rock | Pop Rock | Soft Rock

1984

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Ammonia Avenue (2026 Audiophile Edition) (180g) (limited Numbered Edition) (45 Rpm)

LP The Alan Parsons Project: Ammonia Avenue (2026 Audiophile Edition) (180g) (limited Numbered Edition) (45 Rpm)

Audiophile 45RPM Limited Numbered 180g

Europe

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More ID: 882426 EAN: 0711297534696

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New

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47,99 €

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Title	Ammonia Avenue (2026 Audiophile Edition) (180g) (limited Numbered Edition) (45 Rpm)
Artist	The Alan Parsons Project
More info	Audiophile 45RPM Limited Numbered 180g
Format	LP (vinyl)
Country of issue	Europe
First released	1984
EAN	0711297534696
Product ID	882426

The Alan Parsons Project: Ammonia Avenue (2026 Audiophile Edition) (180g) (limited Numbered Edition) (45 Rpm) version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe.

The Alan Parsons Project released the album Ammonia Avenue in 1984. The album was commercially successful and reached number 12 on the Billboard 200 chart. The album's lead single, "Don't Answer Me", reached number six on the Billboard Hot 100. Other singles from the album, "Prime Time" and "Let's Talk About Me", charted at No. 41 and No. 73, respectively, on the Billboard Hot 100. In 2012, the album reached number one on the charts. The songs on the album were written by Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson.

Album spans genres Rock, Pop, Progressive rock, Pop Rock and Soft Rock.