The 1978 British rock album by The Alan Parsons Project that features “Pyramania” is Pyramid.
Pyramid is the third studio album by The Alan Parsons Project, released in 1978. It was produced by Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson and includes the songs “Pyramania” and “Hyper-Gamma-Spaces.” The album’s artwork and themes draw on ancient Egypt, pyramids, mysticism, and the fascination with hidden knowledge.
The album is relevant to Pandora’s Box through its track “Pyramania,” whose title combines pyramid imagery with the mythological name Pandora. The song is not a retelling of Hesiod’s story, and the album itself is primarily concerned with a broad collection of historical and supernatural themes.
The Alan Parsons Project released several conceptually linked albums, which can make titles easy to mix up. Tales of Mystery and Imagination is their debut album, while Eve followed Pyramid in 1979. Pyramid is the specific album containing “Pyramania.”