The Wall

Watched the movie which was pretty trippy

By rights I should love Pink Floyd as I am partial to a good bit of prog But they always leave me cold and this was no exception Not sure I can really put my finger on why

I found this a real chore

Very, very hard to rate for me. My teenage self listened too much to this, and I cant bare it now. It evokes a sullen chill - rock opera for angsty teen boys. So very original and important seeming, once... But ever since I have found it so very gloomy. Not their best album.

Once you realize it’s a rock opera, and the story it’s trying to tell, the album makes more sense. The standout song IMO is Another Brick In The Wall Pt. 2. Although an interesting listen, don’t think I’d want to listen to the album again.

Fuck Pink Floyd for making this, fuck the book for including it, and fuck you all for thinking it's great just because you think you should think it's great. It's too long, its disjointed, it's pretentious, it has no vibe, even the hits aren't as good as I thought they were. From what I've heard, Rock Opera = overly converluted, hard to listen to, stupidly long album that I bunch of 50 and 60 year olds think is amazing because it blew their minds when they were teenagers.

very long.

One of the most overrated albums of all time. This one particularly annoys me as it totally blew apart the run they were on, with the three preceding it being three of the best album of all time. Waters' rock opera nonsense killed what was amazing about the band. Gilmour saved it a bit with Division Bell, but other than that this album marks the death of Pink Floyd. Few good songs that save it, but so much dross it's unreal.

I realize that this is considered a classic album, it doesn’t do it for me. The musicality was a strong, but the overall repetitive drabness really pulls it down for me. Lots of experimental moments (maybe too many?!?) High 2. note: I understand the drabness and melancholy are the point of the album, and they do it well. Point taken. Not good enough for a re-listen for me.

Maybe I'm weary with this being the third double or triple album in three days, but I wasn't expecting this to be such a slog to get through. Perhaps it requires an elaborate theatrical stage show to make it engaging? The concept of the album is a rock singer feeling isolated and abandoned, but it a requires an active listen to discern. It did all seem a bit self indulgent, too. Boo hoo, poor rock singer. Rating: 2/5 Playlist track: Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 2 Date listened: 07/11/23

A work of genius I don't want to ever listen to again

I just don't get it, man, low tier brit stoner rock. Something that if appreciated in the context of its time is an impressive feat, but is not enjoyable now. Hoping dark side of the moon is better.

Un espectacular disco conceptual que redefinió la forma de componer piezas psicodélicas sólidas como un ladrillo (que fue agregado a una gran muralla). Aún así, y tras escuchar diferentes trabajos de la lista, cabe apuntar que este LP si envejeció, encerrándose bastante en la aliteración y la prolongación de solos de guitarra, los cuales pueden escucharse un poco "aburridos".

This is an awesome concept album and reading about its background was also very interesting. Still, I’m treating this project how I SUBJECTIVELY enjoy the music (vs. an objective rating on the quality of the album…). From that lens, I didn't quite enjoy this album, but I'm also not a huge fan of psych. rock. I hope no one takes offence by this low rating, but it might also more accurately reflect how these albums score in contemporary times, an interesting comparison in and of itself. (Possibly I would have enjoyed this type of music more had I been alive back then.) I love the easter egg how there's a subtle sentence at the end of the album that loops back to the first track: "Isn't this where we came in" A bit haunting even, reminded me of Danielewski's 'House of Leaves'.

DNF. officially coming out as a britphobe

Bloated

I really enjoy Dark Side of the Moon and Animals. This album is overblown, too long, and boring. I couldn't finish it. Some of the songs are good, but the whole thing is too long

Mixed bag, some good songs some bad

Let me just say that this is an iconic album and its influence cannot be overstated blabla. Having said that, I absolutely hate it. Anything that follows is a strictly personal flow of negative thoughts and emotions this thing has awaken in me. First, Roger Waters is a horrible human being - a genocide-denying piece of shit. Fuck you, Roger. Second, his singing is ridiculous. It sometimes even gets hilarious - when he yells and cries he sounds like an angry old man (which he has become in the end). It's particularly strong on these slower acoustic songs. It completely destroys the vibe and makes me laugh and I can't focus on the MEANING. Third, the story is not that great as everyone seems to believe. It reeks of graphomania. Something an angsty teenager might have thought to himself under a shower and thought he's the only one in the world to have ever thought that. Fits Roger's persona perfectly though, so there is consistency. Fourth, it's so damn long and most of the songs do not really add that much. Lastly - I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed the music (when Roger was not there). David Gilmour is a god among guitar players, Wright and Mason add amazing value to the musical layers on the album. Based on that - I cannot give it a 1, that would be crazy. 2 it is then (f you Roger)

This one is confusing, I felt like I almost liked it several times but never actually liked it. Also, sounds nothing like The Dark Side Of The Moon, the wall is real

idk it was just too long and had too many songs that werent really music

I just don’t really dig this band. 2/5

I hate the low volume talks befor and after the song

not for me

One of my least favourite Floyd albums - I'd rather listen to pretty much anything else from Atom Heart Mother to The Final Cut. Other people love it.

Probably sounded better from a beanbag in 1979

Held up by one song. Too long and filled with shite

Probably my least favourite Pink Floyd album. Aesthetically it feels like a musical. A few catchy tunes here and there, but too long for what the content is.

everyone knows it already. it's boredom in a nutshell. 2 stars because objectively, it isn't bad music

A double album of OTT pretentiousness. And I thought Dark Side.. was eye rollingly self indulgent

Too slow for me.

Really fucking annoying; way too funky; a few cool lines; too too long

I went into this album wanting to hate it. By the end of the nearly hour and a half running time I still hated it. Was Another Brick In The Wall ghost-written by The Bee Gees because it's a disco song. Young Lust sounds like The Eagles. Like the other Pink Floyd records this one has druggy vocals and squealing guitars. It's a concept album with a lame concept but it does have some tolerable parts so I can't give this a total failing grade in good faith. We'll put this in the two-star pile next to Dark Side of the Moon and the Terence Trent D'Arby album.

wow! this band is sleepy and kinda boring? i thought this was supposed to be a classic… its overly long, bland, try hard. maybe at the time it was neat or new or advanced or smart, now? vapid and overlong. symphonics at points that swill into the repeated refrains of this album. yeah, we get it, its a concept album, so thoughtful! i wish this was better, but maybe pink floyd is just a tepid, shit band parading in “progressive” and “artistic” shades. i dont know. its bad.

As a massive Floyd fan, I actually don't like this album much. Yes, there are some cracking tracks on this, but the whole thing is a bit too... Well, much. 26 tracks of self-referential rock opera? Sure. Why not. Once. Otherwise, give me the singles.

Definitely my least favourite album by Pink Floyd. I think it's fair to call myself a PF fan, but "The Wall" is the only exception (plus maybe that newest record, which is very lukewarm). The album is very inflated, pompous and incredibly self-conscious to the point it feels very ingenious. Another big issue I have with this album is that I really don't like Roger Waters' vocal, or essentially his style of composing. I think he shouldn't ever start singing, especially if he has Gilmour and Wright doing such a great job already. Usually I try to separate the art from the artist, but it doesn't help that Waters is such a bellend in his private life. Some saving grace - bit of a cliche now, but I really like "Comfortably Numb", plus some of the bridging sounds and tracks are really interesting (although, maybe on purpose, taken from "Echoes"?). So a summary - this album is a condensed version of everything I don't like about Pink Floyd, fortunately the rest of their discography is much, much better.

One of the most overrated records ever. I don't like the general vibe of the album, but most of the instrumentation is well crafted. The main problems, it's way too long and the singing is awful at times. Favorite song: is there anybody out there

I just don’t get it. I understand it was a movie or something but even then none of the music is good.

love some songs, hate some songs - alb overall is too theatrical for my liking…hey you and nobody home sounds like a jack skeleton ballad - i like comfortably numb, the show just go on and in the flesh - another one id give a 2.5 if i could

I was hoping to give this 1 star just to spite the millions of 45 year old guys on reddit who call hip hop ‘mumble crap’ and have vitriolic opinions on the star wars sequels, and proselytise this album wherever possible - buuut it wasn’t that bad. It also wasn’t ‘that’ good.

Ok so here we are, about as far as we could get from the Barrett-era Floyd that I like. I was fair to Dark Side, I think that got a 4, surprisingly. So I'll be fair as I can to this. Don't think I ever got through the whole record before. By Don't Leave Me Now I was very close to turning it off again. Are the people that like this the same people who can't stand musicals? Because I don't understand that. The whole section of the album from One of My Turns up to Comfortably Numb, is the bit in the musical towards the end where the main character sits alone and has an introspective little sing to themselves. Why is In the Flesh on twice, this album is long enough, and this song is sub-Ziggy Stardust shit. I guess the point is the new racist etc lyrics to get across the character is now a fascist. So I get that this is a rock opera, which explains a lot of the decisions, and I AM glad that I listened to it. I guess I can understand why some revere it. But I don't understand why you would listen to it repeatedly. I don't go to musicals I have enjoyed again and again, so the same applies here. And the songs aren't that good, largely, which is kind of a big deal. There are definitely good bits sprinkled throughout it, but it's overlong. Songs enjoyed: Goodbye Blue Sky, Nobody Home, Comfortably Numb. That's it I think.

In The Flesh? - ★★★★☆ The Thin Ice - ★☆☆☆☆ Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 1 - ★★☆☆☆ The Happiest Days Of Our Lives - ★☆☆☆☆ Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 2 - ★★★★★ Mother - ★☆☆☆☆ Goodbye Blue Sky - ★★★☆☆ Empty Spaces - ★☆☆☆☆ Young Lust - ★★★★★ One Of My Turns - ★☆☆☆☆ Don't Leave Me Now - ★☆☆☆☆ Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 3 - ★★★☆☆ Goodbye Cruel World - ★☆☆☆☆ Hey You - ★★★★★ Is There Anybody Out There? - ★☆☆☆☆ Nobody Home - ★★☆☆☆ Vera - ★☆☆☆☆ Bring The Boys Back Home - ★☆☆☆☆ Comfortably Numb - ★★★★★ The Show Must Go On - ★★★☆☆ In The Flesh - ★★★☆☆ Run Like Hell - ★★★☆☆ Waiting For The Worms - ★★★★☆ Stop - ★★☆☆☆ The Trial - ★☆☆☆☆ Outside The Wall - ★☆☆☆☆

I've tried with this album, I really have. Many times over the years. But it's got three good songs, one of them played 3 times, and a lot of self indulgent meanderings.

dull dull ldull

5/10

Known Artist! Not for me! 2/5

The daddiest dad rock of them all. Just don't get pink Floyd, they sound like dire straits but with less interesting guitar parts and the bass is too high. My parents didn't listen to them so don't have any nostalgia for them. Like a concept album though, so probably have pink Floyd to partly thank for that (though mostly The Who). Never listened to dark side of the moon so maybe it will all click when that comes up.

I do like a concept album, but I struggled to get into this one. Sure, there are the famous songs, but the rest of it was a bit on the quiet side, and it dragged. Not for me, I'm afraid.

Aside from the Syd Barrett era I've never got Pink Floyd, but OPEN MIND! Sadly I found The Wall to be long, tedious and annoying. Comfortably Numb remains a cracker though.

I’m sure many people love it, but I felt like I forced myself through basically all of Volume 2

Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE Pink Floyd. But, my god, is this album bad. Cringeworthy showtunes, the same riff from Another Brick in the Wall repeated for over an hour. There’s a handful of really great songs & the album starts really strong. But then it spoils itself. It’s such a great concept & if I was just hearing the songs as a live theatre show, it would be incredible. But it doesn’t hold up as an album in it’s own right. I want to like this album so badly but I can’t even force myself.

“All in all” a bit overwrought and undeserving of its great album status. Not even one of Pink Floyd’s best.

A rather boring album, not a big fan of rock operas from the 70s. Bigger fan of their other 70s rock contemporary’s. This is probably one of those albums you have to hear around the time to really enjoy it

Not sure what it is but never taken to the band. Overly long. All in all ..............

Builds up some grand, anthemic feeling across 80 minutes of runtime, but for what? The thematic impact is nil when most of the tracks are formless, amorphous blobs of dates 80s synths and none of the awesome guitar work this band displayed on ‘Dark Side.’

Det dåliga pink floyd albumet

Not much of a Pink Floyd person.

i swear to god i cannot abide david gilmour's guitar playing for more than one song at a time. i desperately want to like pink floyd but they are just not my speed. the wall is the album equivalent of that person who is like "i'm really in to classical music" but it turns out what they're really in to is movie sound tracks lmao. i realize this is an elitist thing to say.

Surely one of the most over rate albums ever

This isn't an album, it's a fucking ordeal.

Supongo que con justa razón es un disco histórico, pero nunca pude enganchar con ellos. Este disco doble me aburre, aunque hay un par de canciones que reconozco, no es algo que buscaría activamente.

I’m sure it’s great. Just not my bag.

If it were the movie, probably a 4, but as a soundtrack there's a lot of random filler going on

This album is like the Mona Lisa: maybe it's an incredible technical and artistic masterpiece, but it's also a little too ugly for me to want to hang in my living room.

There hasn't been an album I wanted to like a lot more than I actually did. I'll give it another shot one day but this was a days long trudge for me.

Меня не привлекает звучание рока 60-х

This didn't really do it for me

Some great songs. Some very unneeded songs. It went on for far too long. I get the jist of concept albums - but you scan get a concept album done in 9 songs. Not 22 odd. Having said that, Comfortably Numb is still a killer tune.

This is kinda...crap, no?

Brick ShitHouse

Horribly uneven. Severely disappointed.

This is not my favorite PF album. Listening to it reminds me of that fact. It's pretentious. It lacks the connectedness of Dark Side. Some songs (One of My Turns) feels entirely out of place.

Bleurgh. May have been amazing back when it came out. But not for me.

Way overrated

Favourite songs- Comfortably Numb, Young Lust, The Happiest Days of Our Lives. One of my least favourite Pink Floyd records. It's amazing conceptually, but the songwriting isn't good enough to warrant its length. There's about 1 LP's worth of great material in here, but it's just way too bloated, and not good enough. Plus, the absence of David Gilmour is a bit startling- a lot of people hail The Final Cut as the first Roger Waters solo record, but I think it starts here. Lots of great tunes, but not that good, the awesome lyrics aren't enough to make up for the 'meh' songwriting, and a pretty overrated album.

Rock-operas are not my cup of tea. Despite this album's iconic status in music history, I do not care very much for it. If a track has amazingly epic instrumentals, the vocals are underplayed. If a track has amazing vocals, I find the instrumentals boring. As for the highlights, I like the songs that most people know who never listened to the album in full. Having listened to around 70 percent, I find the whole experience to have been tedious and the record a tad too pretentious. 2/5 is fair.

This is far too long. Prog rock is not really my thing and a double album is more than I can handle. I also find the sketches and parts where it becomes like a musical incredibly cringey. The musicianship saves this a star and there are a few stone-cold classic tracks. But I would never listen to this in one sitting ever again.

Joskus aikanaan lainasin tämän klassikkolevyn Heinolan kirjastosta ja ihmettelin, että mikä näistä Another Brick in the Walleista on nyt se The biisi ja miksi siitä on monta versiota. Eipä se oikein vieläkään selvinnyt. Ja miksi The Happiest Days of Our Lives on erotettu Another Brick part 2:sta? Oli levyllä muitakin hyviä biisejä, kuten Comfortably Numb, mutta kaiken kaikkiaan levy oli ylipitkä ja jotain olisi varmasti voinut jättää poiskin, tulee Beatlesien levyt mieleen. Osittain mielenosoituksellinen kakkonen klassikolle, mutta en minä tästä voi sanoa nauttineeni.

too long

Look ok I get that somehow Pink Floyd are legendary, and Another Brick in the Wall is a great tune. They've been the soundtrack to my stoner parties too just as much as the next student, but this really is not my cup of tea. Wandering unfocused guitar wank, nobody cares. 26 bloody tracks too. and then some musical / rock opera nonsense near the end.

Comfortably Numb is a masterpiece. I got a little lost with the rest of it. Never really understood PF.

Bit dull. Technically good. Samples which don't add anything.

Ei mun pala kakkua

Ikinä en oo ymmärtänyt Pink Floydin ”nerokkuutta”, 80 minuutista 20 ihan asiallista ja llput aivan turhaa ja ylimäärästä kamoissa(?) kyhäiltyä härväämistä

I could not bear listening to more than half of this. It is not for me, feels pretty bland and whiny.

Nope.

Utter trash

Didn't like this at all. Not a single track.

Two and half hours of pretentious music is unacceptable. The only song that was worth bopping for me was Another Brick in the Wall. No more of this please!!!

I went into The Wall hoping it might finally be the Pink Floyd album that I like and it wasnt!! After my previous Floyd review, where I described them as “wanky middle-class pop music,” I already knew they probably weren’t a band for me, and The Wall only reinforced that feeling. I just don’t get Pink Floyd. This album felt like everything I struggle with in their music — overblown, overly experimental and far too pleased with its own cleverness. At over 80 minutes, The Wall is simply far too long for what it offers. There are moments where you can hear the quality and ambition, but so much of it feels like self-indulgent nonsense. Tracks like “Is There Anybody Out There?” left me completely cold, and there were long stretches where I was just waiting for something to grab me. I think what this challenge has taught me is that experimental concept albums just aren’t really my thing. Give me a brilliant 30-minute rock and roll masterpiece over an 80-minute conceptual odyssey any day. I like strong songs, hooks and storytelling, and Pink Floyd’s style rarely gives me that in a way I connect with. At this point, apart from Comfortably Numb, I could happily go the rest of my life without listening to Pink Floyd again. Favourite tracks: “Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2” Least favourite tracks: Large parts of the album blended into one long, dull experience, especially the more experimental sections Album artwork: Classic album cover, simple but very effective

Thought it was rubbish when it came out. Haven’t changed my mind. Dark Side of the Moon it ain’t & the racist lyrics nowadays go way beyond satire. Even Comfortably Numb can’t save it from a single star.

A big boring album

pink floyd's other albums are better this one is shitty

A couple of good tracks but really not for me

I found this album difficult to listen to. PF are fab to some people but not to me. Boring. Lengthy songs. I found it a chore to listen to. Just not my thing.

Bit boring

залупа 1/10

boring

English public schoolboy fourth-form poetry backed by overblown, pretentious proggy music...UGH, NO! I hate this record with every muscle, sinew, anterior cruciate ligament, artery and vital organ in my body. More bloated than an anaconda's stomach after swallowing an entire horse in one gulp. Contains more shit than a constipated elephant. Pink Floyd are an insufferable, pompous group of arses.

It's one thing to not enjoy a 26 track double album but I also just couldn't connect with any of the story and found it extremely obnoxious, I think it is a legitimate 1* for me (maybe a high one because it didn't make my ears bleed but it's just too long and too rubbish)

It’s just another brick up my ass

The worst thing they ever did

Some great music obviously but fuck Roger Waters

I can't believe how boring this was

half

1. flezh - 1 2. ice - 1.5 3. uuall - 2 4. Brick - 3 5. Mother - 1 6. Sky -1.5 7. Spaces - 0 8. Lust - 1.5 9. Turns - 1 10.leave - 1 11. Wall -1 12. World - 0

this is you know. it's interesting i suppose! just not really my style

Self indulgent clap-trap

Terrible album

Nope, this one didnt change my opinion about pink floyd.

Outside of Another Brick in the Wall, I cannot stand this band. Waters a bit too egotistical for me. Only tolerate this when I was smoking.

so bad ???????

Gross

It might be heartfelt and coming from genuine emotions, but still this really is a load of overproduced, pretentious wank, and I continue to find Gilmour's voice reedy and annoying. Some songs, like Vera and Bring the Boys Back Home are impressionistic, rather than explicit songs. Without the "plot" section on Wikipedia to explain their presence, I would find them even more confusing to understand than I do. What is also interesting is seeing how many people Gilmour "fell out with" during the production of this album according to Wikipedia. It makes me think that he might be the common factor after all. The instrumental closing on Comfortably Numb is the first part of the album I enjoyed even a bit, and then Run Like Hell suddenly had a really 80's poppy sound, not expecting that at all. Bring back Barrett.

Oversized overblown and over rated Very self indulgent and full of itself, typical prog rock

Even the presence of the only Pink Floyd song I like being on this album couldn’t save it. Absolute tripe.

This did absolutely nothing for me. Complete w*nk when compared to DSotM.

I convinced myself this was great as a teenager, but now I find it tedious. This wall needs to come crashing down.

Pink Floyd sucks. This album does nothing to change that strongly held opinion of mine.

Eh... not for me. Too long, didn't hold my attention. Did not finish.

Not interested in sitting through nearly an hour and a half of this directionally-and-sonically confused drivel. Reminds me of the shit your lame uncle would put on while reeking of bad weed, insistent that being intoxicated was key to appreciating it. No doubt he was correct. Give up the fucking divorced organ anthems and the phaser on the vocals already. The most grating part about this is that one can tell everything on the record was intentional and not just an awful novice musician's mistake. Production is interesting, so it gets a star.

Sucks

No absolutely no

Can't stand this

Not another Pink Floyd album... *eye roll*

I've always disliked Another Brick in the Wall pt 2 bc I hate kids choirs in songs it always sounds so terrible. This is so boring I really am not enjoying this....still have the disc 2 to go....and I was pretty excited about this one to bc I have never taken the time to listen to their discography... The Trial was cool, probably would've been better if I listened to lyrics, but alas I am not a lyric person.

Bloated - this really dragged. Far too 'rockist' for me. Maybe it makes more sense in the context of the film, but I didn't really follow the thread of this.

Not for me.

I’ve seen the film, heard the single ‘another brick in the wall’. It’s not my cup of tea.

I will only listen to this if I have absolutely nothing else to do, 1/5. Deadly long and drawn out.

A difficult thing for me to reconcile has been how so much of the music from the late 70s and 80s that I love was a response to the prog and hard rock from a few years earlier that I also love, but relistening to this bloviating mess has been shockingly helpful.

Disco-era depression. Terrible melodramatic schlock.

Weird honestly

Never been the biggest pink Floyd fan from what I've heard. The intro was pretty fun. I think this kind of music just isn't me. I know it's gonna have a hard time trying to keep my attention for how long this is. Just finished mother. So far the intro is my favorite. Mother is my least favorite, it wasn't all that good. Finished young lust. Didn't care for it. I don't think I care for this guys voice either. Empty spaces was fun though. A lot of filler. This could be way shorter. It's just not my kind of music. Some songs I enjoyed but I probably won't come back to.

Fell asleep. what a boring album. Never was a fan of PF anyway.

meh

Nicht meine Band

The wall verarbeitet die Person Pink(toter Vater durch Krieg, Probleme aller sozialen Coleur)...another brick in the wall pt2 verarbeitet sein Schulttrauma mit Lehrern..

Boring and long and pretentious, not my jam.

Mmmmmmmm

Meh 2/10

*couldn’t listen as a I didn’t have time so listened to a sourceful of secrets*

listen to a different pink floyd album or just listen to the popular singles from this one. pink floyd's previous 3 albums ("dark side of the moon", "wish you were here", and "animals") might be the best 3 album run in music. it's not a 4 album run because this album is very boring. it's a cool concept album, and that part is fun to talk about, but there are 3 songs that are any good on it ("another brick in the wall pt. 2", "hey you", and "comfortably numb". also "the trial" in my opinion, i wish the rest of concept was as cool as that one...). the rest isn't very interesting unfortunately.

bloated

I hate this so much. It's too miserable to enjoy at all. And don't ever make me sit through the film again!

it’s not even terrible, it’s not that interesting

Overlong, bloated, boring and just utterly devoid of approachability. The single most overacted artists in the history of any art form. Not quite the most overrated abli, that will come. Contains musical sleeping tablets in Comfortably Numb. This would be a zero if it could be. Listening feels like putting pins in my eyes.

Shit.

painful.

okay.

I don't understand this album, there is a multi-part song called Another Brick in the Wall, which I recognize bits of. It's also all over the place tonally. I get the sense there's a lot of meaning behind some of these songs, particularly some lesser known parts of their catalogue. Without knowing the context or meaning behind some of these songs, I feel like I might be missing a layer.

One of those "change the station" artists for me. Don't get the appeal, can't fucking stand them.

No

pompous tosh

1.5

I really hate this. Why is it so long? Cleary they're capable musicians but the songwriting is stretched seriously thin. I don't hear what everyone else hears

I really don't understand why this is so highly rated. The songs are so bland and poorly written, comparing the quality of songwriting to Echoes or DSOTM is a joke. It's all just two or three shitty chords under a dull melody, it almost sounds like a copycat pink floyd band of some untalented teenagers. And it just drags on and on with the songs all sounding pretty much the same. I wanted to give this a fair chance, but I just can't make it through all 80 minutes. It's a shame, I do enjoy earlier pink floyd a lot

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Pink Floyd were an English rock band formed in London in 1965. Gaining an early following as one of the first British psychedelic groups, they were distinguished for their extended compositions, sonic experimentation, philosophical lyrics and elaborate live shows, and became a leading band of the progressive rock genre. The Waters-written musical film based on The Wall album, Pink Floyd – The Wall, won two BAFTA Awards. Pink Floyd were founded by students Syd Barrett, Nick Mason, Roger Waters, and Richard Wright

I have lisent before. Great album.

Good