- The Alan Parsons Project "I Robot Super Deluxe Edition" !
- Half-Speed Mastered 180 gram 45 RPM 2 LP, 4CD & Blu-ray limited edition box set !
- 4CDs including a stereo remaster of the original album by Miles Showell plus 70 bonus tracks!
- Blu-ray with stunning Dolby Atmos + 5.1 Surround Sound mixes by Alan Parsons !
- Plus new stereo HD remaster by Miles Showell !

The Alan Parsons Project I Robot, widely regarded as one of the greatest concept albums of all time, is reissued in a variety of different formats including a 4CD+Blu-ray+LP box set. The album has been newly remastered by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios.

The Alan Parsons Project second studio album was originally released in July 1977, draws conceptually on author Isaac Asimov's science fiction Robot stories, exploring philosophical themes regarding artificial intelligence. The album was a worldwide hit selling in excess of 2 million copies, achieving platinum and gold status in numerous countries.

Like other Alan Parsons Project albums, there were a variety of different lead vocalists employed including Steve Harley, Allan Clarke, Lenny Zakatek, Peter Straker, Jack Harris and Jaki Whitren. Plus, a selection of session musicians such as guitarist Ian Bairnson and drummer Stuart Tosh, both of Pilot, with arrangements by Andrew Powell.

The box set features 70 bonus tracks across three CDs. Mainly comprising studio outtakes, it also includes B-sides, single edits plus U.K. and U.S. radio advertisements for the album.

All vinyl editions are hi-res transfers from "rarely played" duplicate analog tapes run off on a second master machine at the time, by Eric Woolfson.

As well as the bonus tracks, the box comprises a Blu-ray housing a new Dolby Atmos and 5.1 Surround Sound remix of I Robot by Alan Parsons, plus the video of the single ‘I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You' and an archive interview with Eric Woolfson discussing the album. The LP included in the boxset is pressed on two 45 RPM records.

Memorabilia in the boxset is a large format hardcover book featuring interviews with Parsons, the singers and musicians, lyrics, commentary on the bonus tracks and interviews with the late Woolfson's family. It also houses a replica of the original 1977 press folder, which features an A1 sized poster, a band biography, press photo, press release and postcard.

The Alan Parsons Project went on to make eight further albums, before splitting after 1987's Gaudi. Their unreleased contractual obligation album The Sicilian Defence, recorded in 1979, was issued in 2014.