Wally, i love you're reaction because you understand the quality of the album, compositions, lyrics etc. The naysayers don't appreciate Roger Waters masterful artistic creations
Absolutely love the Final Cut. Seriously underrated due the falling out between Roger and Dave at the time, and subsequently Roger practically making the album himself. Dave's input was minimal. Those that leaned towards Dave's side will never accept how good this album really is. Subscribed 👍
The final cut is one of my favourite album's. Not just out of Floyd. I can't understand why people would not like it. Unless they don't understand the song's meaning. I hear morons call them far right WTF But everything is far right or racist ect. When really their they are the .fascists. Like antifa or BLM. Their name is a shut down excuses. The bit about Don't blow holes in bands man by remote control. It's about the IRA attacks. In Hyde park and regents bombing on the 20th July in 1982. What murdered 4 soldiers and 7 horse's. They . Altogether 11 dead and 51 injured. This song's personal to myself. This was an attack against the band. What surprised me back then. Was the pro republicans I had heard from. Was about the horse's. I am an animal lover. But the father's and son's. That posts their life'. Not including the people who lost their arms and legs. Sacred for life. Younger people think the troubles was something good. Over 3000 people killed mostly Innocent civilians. Of all religions. I pray that we never have to return to it. But the good Friday agreement has not been pushed this much. Thanks to a border down the Irish sea. They were no winner's everyone lost. The sax on this album I lo e. Wish you were here, the wall and dark side of the moon. Will be probably most people best Floyd album. But you can like them all the same. Floyd has had different lead members at different time's. Their song's are written by the whole lot. It's normally Gilmore and Walter's. 2 of the best performer's of all time. If you have just found pink Floyd for the 1st time. You have a lot of great music coming your way. Also division bells a great album. But people say they don't like. Why? You can't say pink Floyd album's are mostly the same. Like so many others. But they have a bit of everything rock blues. Love your reaction. You looked like WTF.. On the now in colour. Until you heard. Did they expect us to treat them with any regrets. I think the best verse of that song. New subscriber keep it real.
Great reaction, man! I absolutely love ”the Final Cut”. Pink Floyd, is something you feel, more than hear and it becomes very clear when I see your reactions. Another great one from that album is ”two suns in the sunset”. Don’t miss out on that one.
This song is a tribute to his father, Eric Fletcher Waters, who died in WWII when Roger was an infant. It took him 40 years to find out what actually happened and there's a video to this song that pays tribute to his father and the other members of his squad.
For an album that David Gilmour pretty much didn't even want any part of due to Roger taking total control of, he put out some killer guitar solos on it.
welcome Wally to the wonderful world of Pink Floyd , loved your reaction . This album was very political for the time , and Roger was voicing his disdain for England and Margret Thatcher getting involved in The Falklands war , and loosing more British soldiers lives thousands of miles from home, also references to Nazi's and Senator Joe McCarthy and the "red scare". The Pink Floyd rabbit hole is very deep , but worth the journey. I would recommend the album Wish You Were Here next or Animals next. If you like Progressive Rock , then you need to check out "RUSH" . They have a 40 plus year catalog of some of the best music and deep lyrics , time signature changes and excellent musicianship and the best drummer ever. For me its a toss up , Floyd is a 10 out of 10 and so is Rush ,both take you on a musical and lyrical journey ,and are often imitated but never duplicated .Plus if you are Italian , and Ferrari Tifosi , then you will love their song Red Barchetta. So keep up the videos and enjoy the music.
Hi Wally roger is singing in a cynical tone to emphasise his distrust and dislike to the so-called leaders of are countries or beliefs they should all be locked up and kept an eye on to make the world a better place cool album cool reaction Wally enjoying your pink Floyd trip looking forward to two suns in the sunset it’s the final track on the final cut you will really enjoy rogers lyrics
New time viewer. Stumbled onto you, because no one has done a reaction to this Album, as far as I know. This is an anti-war album, with Rogers dad as a focal point, who died in WW2. The band had to choose between The Final Cut and Pro's and Cons of Hitchhiking. They chose this one as their final album together, and Roger the did Pro's solo. This is a sleeper album, unfortunately. I think it's great, being a vet. If you want to check out another rare great. Radio KAOS, by Roger. But... It's another concept album, which needs to be heard from start to finish, not by individual song (story). Love your accent and your enthusiasm. Off to check more of your stuffs. 🙂
This the one of pink floyd song i like, im not a english use, but i think this is so dramatic song, unique sound, looks like political reaction. And the vocal and the ways he song, is nice and great, this is the high art of kind of music
The list of names Waters recites near the beginning of the song are some of the world leaders who are around in the early 80s when this album was released. Obviously Roger has no use for them. He imagines rounding them all up and putting them safely away in a Home somewhere where they can do no more harm in the world in terms of petty wars and killings. The Home is named after his dad Eric Fletcher Waters who was killed in World War II. "The Final Solution" he mentions at the very end is of course the code name used by Germany for the wholesale slaughter of roughly 6 million Jews during the war that took his dad. Roger imagines applying a similar "solution" to all the "tyrants and kings" he has locked away in his imagined Home. Rough stuff. PS. I believe the word you were searching for was Emotional. Few people in popular music could convey it like Roger Waters. The sarcasm anger and desperation he was able to convey in his vocals were almost operatic in nature. People either loved it or hated it. I personally loved it.
Please react to When The Tigers Broke Free. Roger Waters wrote the song about the 2nd World War battle in which his father was killed. Brings me to tears every time.
The Fletcher name came from Roger's father, Eric Fletcher Waters. The context came from the Cold War and the unrest in the Middle East and South America at the time. Nixon and McCarthy are mentioned to show that not every enemy of Communism was a white knight. Like with Rush, you can find songs from any Floyd era and you're bound to strike gold, as far as I'm concerned. Personal choices would be "Not Now John" from this album or "Astronomy Domine" from the early days. By the way, the problems with Gilmour and Waters stemmed from Dave not being thrilled with the political slant of Roger's material (also that the songs weren't strong enough for an album),while Roger's beef was that Dave wasn't bringing in any new material of his own (a point that Gilmour later admitted was accurate).
It isn't fair to examine this work song by song. It should be looked at collectively to understand the concept. It is a concept album. It is one of the darkest works of Floyd. It is also one of their best. Suicide is always dark though.
Nick is his friend. He wouldn't fire him. Rick's firing was agreed by the band. It's all fine to blame Waters for the firing but Gilmour and Mason didn't try to stop it from happening and that speaks volumes. Rick was missing sessions, and rumoured to be doing coke.
The whole album is a kick in the teeth towards governments and leaders on how the common man was used for war, and basically left to rot when they returned home
This is a masterpiece and one the best PF albums.
I'm 42. Floyd been my fav since early teens. This is my favorite album by them
Wally, i love you're reaction because you understand the quality of the album, compositions, lyrics etc. The naysayers don't appreciate Roger Waters masterful artistic creations
Absolutely love the Final Cut. Seriously underrated due the falling out between Roger and Dave at the time, and subsequently Roger practically making the album himself. Dave's input was minimal. Those that leaned towards Dave's side will never accept how good this album really is.
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Agreed.
I love all of Roger's work. Well maybe 'love' is too strong of a word for Music From The Body 😂 but it certainly is something.
Roger sings with heart and emotion. Intense lyrics make it for a masterpiece work of art
Absolutely top notch album...often over-looked
One of the 3 songs David Gilmour actually liked on the album. It’s a great one.
I still remember of my father crying with this guitar solo.
Gilmour is amazing and there is no one like him. Still gives me chills 40 years later.
I love The Final Cut. So underrated.
Agree.....but is more of a Roger Waters album and left over tracks from the Wall.......not a bad thing ,mind you !
Oh yes absolutely more of Roger waters album. Soooooooo underated. This is great album. Every song is great.
My 3rd favorite floyd album
The final cut is one of my favourite album's.
Not just out of Floyd.
I can't understand why people would not like it.
Unless they don't understand the song's meaning.
I hear morons call them far right
WTF
But everything is far right or racist ect.
When really their they are the .fascists.
Like antifa or BLM.
Their name is a shut down excuses.
The bit about
Don't blow holes in bands man by remote control.
It's about the IRA attacks.
In Hyde park and regents bombing on the 20th July in 1982.
What murdered 4 soldiers and 7 horse's.
They .
Altogether 11 dead and 51 injured.
This song's personal to myself.
This was an attack against the band.
What surprised me back then.
Was the pro republicans I had heard from.
Was about the horse's.
I am an animal lover.
But the father's and son's.
That posts their life'.
Not including the people who lost their arms and legs.
Sacred for life.
Younger people think the troubles was something good.
Over 3000 people killed mostly Innocent civilians.
Of all religions.
I pray that we never have to return to it.
But the good Friday agreement has not been pushed this much.
Thanks to a border down the Irish sea.
They were no winner's everyone lost.
The sax on this album I lo e.
Wish you were here, the wall
and dark side of the moon.
Will be probably most people best Floyd album.
But you can like them all the same.
Floyd has had different lead members at different time's.
Their song's are written by the whole lot.
It's normally Gilmore and Walter's.
2 of the best performer's of all time.
If you have just found pink Floyd for the 1st time.
You have a lot of great music coming your way.
Also division bells a great album.
But people say they don't like.
Why?
You can't say pink Floyd album's are mostly the same.
Like so many others.
But they have a bit of everything rock blues.
Love your reaction.
You looked like WTF..
On the now in colour.
Until you heard.
Did they expect us to treat them with any regrets.
I think the best verse of that song.
New subscriber keep it real.
Great reaction, man! I absolutely love ”the Final Cut”. Pink Floyd, is something you feel, more than hear and it becomes very clear when I see your reactions. Another great one from that album is ”two suns in the sunset”. Don’t miss out on that one.
It's one of my favorits album's of all time 🇵🇹🍻
This song is a tribute to his father, Eric Fletcher Waters, who died in WWII when Roger was an infant. It took him 40 years to find out what actually happened and there's a video to this song that pays tribute to his father and the other members of his squad.
I've also heard that "When The Tigers Broke Free" came from this.
For an album that David Gilmour pretty much didn't even want any part of due to Roger taking total control of, he put out some killer guitar solos on it.
Totally agree with you Steve !!
welcome Wally to the wonderful world of Pink Floyd , loved your reaction . This album was very political for the time , and Roger was voicing his disdain for England and Margret Thatcher getting involved in The Falklands war , and loosing more British soldiers lives thousands of miles from home, also references to Nazi's and Senator Joe McCarthy and the "red scare". The Pink Floyd rabbit hole is very deep , but worth the journey. I would recommend the album Wish You Were Here next or Animals next. If you like Progressive Rock , then you need to check out "RUSH" . They have a 40 plus year catalog of some of the best music and deep lyrics , time signature changes and excellent musicianship and the best drummer ever. For me its a toss up , Floyd is a 10 out of 10 and so is Rush ,both take you on a musical and lyrical journey ,and are often imitated but never duplicated .Plus if you are Italian , and Ferrari Tifosi , then you will love their song Red Barchetta. So keep up the videos and enjoy the music.
Hi Wally roger is singing in a cynical tone to emphasise his distrust and dislike to the so-called leaders of are countries or beliefs they should all be locked up and kept an eye on to make the world a better place cool album cool reaction Wally enjoying your pink Floyd trip looking forward to two suns in the sunset it’s the final track on the final cut you will really enjoy rogers lyrics
New time viewer. Stumbled onto you, because no one has done a reaction to this Album, as far as I know.
This is an anti-war album, with Rogers dad as a focal point, who died in WW2. The band had to choose between The Final Cut and Pro's and Cons of Hitchhiking. They chose this one as their final album together, and Roger the did Pro's solo.
This is a sleeper album, unfortunately. I think it's great, being a vet. If you want to check out another rare great. Radio KAOS, by Roger. But... It's another concept album, which needs to be heard from start to finish, not by individual song (story).
Love your accent and your enthusiasm. Off to check more of your stuffs. 🙂
Welcome Deuce ! And thanks for your comment !
This the one of pink floyd song i like, im not a english use, but i think this is so dramatic song, unique sound, looks like political reaction. And the vocal and the ways he song, is nice and great, this is the high art of kind of music
I like the guitar solo very Moody
When I heard this song when I was 10 i had terrifying nightmares
It’s an album about the Falklands War. But you can put it in a context of any war…
You look like David Gilmour! :)
david gilmour reaccionando a Pink Floyd jajaja
The list of names Waters recites near the beginning of the song are some of the world leaders who are around in the early 80s when this album was released. Obviously Roger has no use for them. He imagines rounding them all up and putting them safely away in a Home somewhere where they can do no more harm in the world in terms of petty wars and killings. The Home is named after his dad Eric Fletcher Waters who was killed in World War II. "The Final Solution" he mentions at the very end is of course the code name used by Germany for the wholesale slaughter of roughly 6 million Jews during the war that took his dad. Roger imagines applying a similar "solution" to all the "tyrants and kings" he has locked away in his imagined Home. Rough stuff.
PS. I believe the word you were searching for was Emotional. Few people in popular music could convey it like Roger Waters. The sarcasm anger and desperation he was able to convey in his vocals were almost operatic in nature. People either loved it or hated it. I personally loved it.
Please react to When The Tigers Broke Free. Roger Waters wrote the song about the 2nd World War battle in which his father was killed. Brings me to tears every time.
The Fletcher name came from Roger's father, Eric Fletcher Waters. The context came from the Cold War and the unrest in the Middle East and South America at the time. Nixon and McCarthy are mentioned to show that not every enemy of Communism was a white knight. Like with Rush, you can find songs from any Floyd era and you're bound to strike gold, as far as I'm concerned. Personal choices would be "Not Now John" from this album or "Astronomy Domine" from the early days.
By the way, the problems with Gilmour and Waters stemmed from Dave not being thrilled with the political slant of Roger's material (also that the songs weren't strong enough for an album),while Roger's beef was that Dave wasn't bringing in any new material of his own (a point that Gilmour later admitted was accurate).
New subscriber here! Please consider Roger's Radio K.A.O.S. album if you havent already.
Are they picking on them everybody's an Incurable tyrant when it comes to money That won't change in our lifetime
lowkey look vaguely like david gilmore
gilmour*
War, war, war. Profit, profit, profit. Just like forever and today.
Minuto 2:57....speak italian man, "Scusi dov'è il bagno?"....
It isn't fair to examine this work song by song. It should be looked at collectively to understand the concept. It is a concept album. It is one of the darkest works of Floyd. It is also one of their best. Suicide is always dark though.
I Hear you Loki. The same could be said about a couple of PF album ! What's your favorite on this album ?
@@wallyscrib6282 I like when the tigers broke free. It is a very short song, but it's a personal story that really drives the point home
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Basically a Roger Waters solo project. He fired Nick Mason and Richard Wright isn't on it.
nick played drums and given credit. rick play very little as a hired musician with no credit.
Nick is his friend. He wouldn't fire him. Rick's firing was agreed by the band. It's all fine to blame Waters for the firing but Gilmour and Mason didn't try to stop it from happening and that speaks volumes. Rick was missing sessions, and rumoured to be doing coke.
Quebecois?
The whole album is a kick in the teeth towards governments and leaders on how the common man was used for war, and basically left to rot when they returned home