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I Robot (Super Deluxe Edition) Limited Super Deluxe Box Set edition
Alan Parsons Project
Stock expected on October 17, 2025
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I Robot (Super Deluxe Edition) Limited Super Deluxe Box Set edition
Alan Parsons Project
Marking a milestone reissue, Cooking Vinyl will release a Super Deluxe box set edition of Alan Parsons Project's iconic I Robot album, 4 CD + Blu‑Ray + 2 LP collection that elevates I Robot for the modern era.
The new Super Deluxe Edition features the original album on 2 LPS (45RPM) and CD + 70 bonus tracks across three CDs, comprising studio outtakes, B-sides, single edits and radio adverts. The Blu-ray features Dolby Atmos Mix and 5.1 Surround Sound Remix + a music video for ‘I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You’ and an archive interview with Eric Woolfson. The box set also includes various memorabilia, including the original 1977 press folder (A1 poster, band biografphy, press photo, press release and postcard) and a large format hardcover book with interviews, lyrics and bonus track commentary.
The Alan Parsons Project’s I Robot stands as a defining chapter in the band's evolution—a concept‑driven studio album originally released on 8 July 1977. Conceived as a thematic exploration of humanity’s uneasy relationship with artificial intelligence, the album drew inspiration from Isaac Asimov’s Robot stories. Although direct adaptation rights were unattainable, the creators crafted a suitably abstract, evocative narrative of “the rise of the machine and the decline of man.”
Beneath its sleek, forward‑looking veneer, I Robot revealed artistic sophistication: recorded at Abbey Road Studios between December 1976 and March 1977, the record interwove progressive, art‑rock instrumentation with pop sensibility, all under Alan Parsons’ immaculate production and Eric Woolfson’s melodic direction.
Its release couldn’t have been timelier: coincident with the debut of Star Wars, the album’s futuristic artwork—with its iconic robot figure—captured the zeitgeist and helped propel it into mainstream success. Over the decades since then, I Robot has retained a special place in the band’s catalogue.
Media | Music VINYL LP/CD/BD (LP & CD & Blu-ray) |
Number of units | 7 |
To be released | October 17, 2025 |
EAN/UPC | 0711297534108 |
Label | COOKING VINYL LPCOOK841X |
Genre | Rock Progressive Rock |
Dimensions | 350 × 350 × 10 mm · 2 kg |
Track list
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1. LP
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2. LP
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3. CD
- I Robot
- I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You
- Some Other Time
- Breakdown
- Don’t Let It Show
- The Voice
- Nucleus
- Day After Day (The Show Must Go On)
- Total Eclipse
- Genesis Ch.1. V.32
- US Radio Commercial For I Robot
- I Robot (Boules Experiment)
- I Robot (Hilary Western Soprano Vocal Rehearsal)
- Extract 1 From The Alan Parsons Project Audio Guide
- Extrac2 From The Alan Parsons Project Audio Guide
- I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You (Backing Track Rough Mix)
- Some Other Time (Complete Vocal by Jaki Whitren)
- Breakdown (Early Demo Of Backing Riff)
- Extract 3 From The Alan Parsons Project Audio Guide
- Breakdown (The Choir)
- Don’t Let It Show (Eric Woolfson Demo)
- Day After Day (Early Stage Rough Mix)
- Genesis Ch1. V.32 (Choir Session)
- The Naked Robot
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4. CD
- I Robot (Outtake and Rough Mix)
- I Robot (Experimental Lead Guitar Part With Guide Count)
- I Robot (John Leach Kantele Takes)
- I Robot (Ian Bairnson Rhythm Electric Guitar)
- I Robot (Choir Takes)
- I Robot (Early Mix Before Choir)
- I Robot (Single Edit)
- I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You (Slower Backing Outtake)
- I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You (Eric Woolfson Keyboard Take)
- I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You (Ian Bairnson Electric Rhythm Guitar)
- I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You (Early Mix Of Backing Track)
- I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You (Lenny Zakatek Alternative Vocal)
- Some Other Time (Eric Woolfson Piano Take)
- Some Other Time (Ian Bairnson Acoustic Guitar Takes)
- Some Other Time (Ian Bairnson Lead Electric Guitar Takes)
- Some Other Time (Rough Mix With Jaki Whitren Alternative Lyrics and Ad libs)
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5. CD
- Breakdown (Eric Woolfson Keyboard Part)
- Breakdown (Projectron And Bass)
- Breakdown (Ian Bairnson Acoustic Guitar Takes)
- Breakdown (Ian Bairnson Electric Guitar Harmony Solo)
- Breakdown (Strings, Brass & Horns Take)
- Breakdown (Rough Mix and Alternative Backing Track Outtake)
- Breakdown (Rough Mix Of Backing Track)
- Don’t Let It Show (Eric Woolfson Piano Takes)
- Don’t Let It Show (Eric Woolfson Organ Take)
- Don’t Let It Show (Recorder & Horns Outtake in Key Of D)
- Don’t Let It Show (String Section Take)
- Don’t Let It Show (Woodwind Take In Key Of D)
- Don’t Let It Show (Backing Track Early Rough Mix)
- Don’t Let It Show (Rough Mix With Alternative Orchestra Score)
- Don’t Let It Show (Extended End Section)
- The Voice (Rough Mix With Extra Strings and Alan Parsons Vocoder)
- The Voice (Backing Track Rough Mix)
- Nucleus (Experimenting With Sound Effects)
- Nucleus (Talking Sound Effects)
- Nucleus (Stuart Tosh Drum Take With Delay)
- Nucleus (Projectron Only)
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6. CD
- Day After Day (The Show Must Go On) (BJ Cole Steel Outtake)
- Day After Day (The Show Must Go On) (Synth Experiments)
- Day After Day (The Show Must Go On) (Eric Woolfson Celeste Take)
- Day After Day (The Show Must Go On) (Ian Bairnson Acoustic Guitar Take)
- Day After Day (The Show Must Go On) (BJ Cole Pedal Steel Take)
- Day After Day (The Show Must Go On) (Backing Vocals)
- Day After Day (The Show Must Go On) (Backing Track)
- Day After Day (The Show Must Go On) (Single Edit)
- Total Eclipse & Nucleus (Choral Experiments)
- Total Eclipse (Choir Only)
- Genesis Ch.1 V.32 (Alan Parsons Demo)
- Genesis Ch.1 V.32 (Everything But The Choir)
- Genesis Ch.1 V.32 (Ian Bairnson Acoustic Guitars)
- Genesis Ch.1 V.32 (Strings Only)
- Genesis Ch.1 V.32 (Backing Singers & Choir Take)
- Alan Parsons Spacey Vibraphone
- Eric’s Jupiter (Start Of Gemini Idea)
- Taking It All Away (Eric Woolfson Songwriting Diary First Version)
- I Robot Radio Adverts
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7. Blu-ray
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