vocal John Miles) – 1:21 Stereotomy was remastered and reissued in 2008 with the following bonus tracks: <LI>"Light of the World" (backing track) – 6:14 <LI>"Rumour Goin' Round" (demo) – 5:01 <LI>"Stereotomy" (Eric Woolfson guide vocal) – 6:37 <LI>"Stereotomy Two" (backing rough mix) – 1:23 Personnel Eric Woolfson – pianos, keyboards, vocals Alan Parsons – additional keyboards, producer Ian Bairnson – guitars, guitar synth David Paton – bass Stuart Elliott – drums and percussion Richard Cottle – synths and saxes The Philharmonia Orchestra, leader – Christoffer Warren-Green Orchestra arranged and conducted by Andrew Powell Vocals: John Miles, Chris Rainbow, Gary Brooker, Graham Dye, Steven Dye, Eric Woolfson Charts Inspirations The track "Chinese Whispers" is based on the game of Chinese whispers. It has some snippets of dialogue heavily overlaid on top of each other. The words are taken from Edgar Allan Poe's work Murders in the Rue Morgue: "...The larger links of the chain run thus – Chantilly, Orion, Dr. Nichol, Epicurus, Stereotomy, the street stones, the fruiterer." The titles of "Urbania" and "Where's the Walrus?" can be attributed to Lee Abrams, a (then) radio programmer for WLUP Radio (Chicago, IL) and friend of Parsons and Woolfson. Eric Woolfson remembers: "He was really quite inspirational in this album [Stereotomy] in telling us what we'd been doing wrong, in his view, on the previous albums... 'Urbania' was one of the words he came out with during the course of a long conversation. Another title he's responsible for... is 'Where's the Walrus,' the other instrumental, 'cause he was really giving us a hard time, I must tell you: 'Your guitar sounds are too soft, and your whole approach is, you know, slack, and your lyrics—there’s no great lyrics anymore! I mean, where's the walrus? I don't hear the walrus!' Referring, of course, to John Lennon's `I am the Walrus’..." Abrams is frequently credited on Project recordings as "Mr. Laser Beam" ("laser beam" being an anagram of Lee Abrams). In popular culture A copy of Stereotomy can (very) briefly be seen in The Big Lebowski when Maude tells The Dude to look through her LPs. "Limelight" was used by NBC Sports for a music video of the 1986 New York Mets during the postgame show of the 1986 World Series after the Mets defeated the Boston Red Sox in Game 7 to win the World Championship. "Limelight" was used CBC Sports for the