Pink Floyd - The Final Cut (Full Album)

01. Post War Dreams - 0:00
02. Your Possible Pasts - 03:01
03. One Of The Few - 07:21
04. The Hero's Returns - 08:48
05. The Gunners Dream - 11:46
06. Paranoid Eyes - 16:50
07. Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert - 20:32
08. The Fletcher Memorial Home - 21:51
09. Southampton Dock - 26:01
10. The Final Cut - 28:05
11. Not Now John - 32:59
12. Two Suns In The Sunset - 38:01

[@erikhendrickson59]

Fucking *_underrated_* Floyd album. Some of these songs are absolutely *_beautiful_*

[@broadrick06]

This is an absolute GEM my favorite and completely soul touching albums of all times.... love it.

[@matthewarmstrong8073]

Never underrated to me shit shook to my core

[@sabinewei3041]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@youweizhim]

I, a former East-German Sailor, spent a three month time 1983 in the Riyeka shipyard (named "Victor Lenac"), former Yugoslavia. Found this incredible album in a music shop, bought it from small money i had in my wallet. Smuggled it against all the policy and law of GDR-Customs. Happily still have it ! It was the best investment in music I ever did in my life !!! - nothing else to say...

[@donwatson6865]

I spent some time in the DDR as a Cold Warrior. Looking back now and listening to this music, I am saddened that we are letting it all happen again. It is the doom of men. That they forget.

[@donwatson6865]

I spent some time in the DDR as a Cold Warrior. Looking back now and listening to this music, I am saddened that we are letting it all happen again. It is the doom of men. That they forget.

[@youweizhim]

@@donwatson6865 Yes Don, you are so right ! It's unbelievable what just happens in these crazy world. And I never would believed it before, that I would face it in my advanced age. I love still high seas, love nature , love animals (specially big dogs), love life - and would appreciate to enjoy it - as most ordinary people will. But instead increasing to doom ..., complete maniac.

[@MichaelKurse]

You can be Heroes.😊😊😊

[@jimmygaynor1954]

Now that's a story Floyd would appreciate. Glad GDR didn't hear you enjoying it . Good man . From Eire .

[@hannahslee1583]

Feel sad for people who haven't yet heard this album. Fucking class act.

[@gordonovenshine6968]

This album is a lot better than it gets credit for. It's a moving, emotional album.

[@stephenclark9594]

love this album so many great teenage memories was hoping for a tour with the final cut but alas wasn't to be but seen them in 88 and 94 awesome and Gilmour in 06 and waters in 18 in my home city of Glasgow as my daughter and my partner got me surprise tickets for my 50th birthday no band comes close to them live especially ☀️💎😝✊✊❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@katiepaine]

Dear Roger, sorry you had to lose your father in order to create this social-emotional musical masterpiece. In Honor of Eric Fletcher Waters, Thank you for sharing!

[@music-gi3iq]

Remenbering when i was Young listening to this album at night alone in the dark with tears in my eyes now i 'm 60 and time to time i turn back to the past the eighties ,we were humble but very happy ,thanks Roger

[@user-nn5yc1iu8q]

Me ocurre lo mismo, sigo llorando. Mas vivos que nunca.

[@sajeevpanakalv.6257]

'You put on your brave face...' beautiful poet this Waters. Been listening for 50 plus years. So true his words.

[@Ripquorthorn]

Same

[@vascoapolonio2309]

I still retreat into the dark corner of myself and listen to this with tears in my eyes. Its my self-illing process...

[@casjean8904]

yes. same here.

[@skramzy6628]

Always been my favorite Pink Floyd album. Always been amazed how low it falls in a lot of people's lists.

[@jonmurraymurray5512]

I think of it as Roger's first solo album. Not that is good album, Roger had some good stuff. Pros and cons of hickining.

[@vascoapolonio2309]

People are mostly futile and lazy when concerning using their brains... maybe thats why, my friend!

[@stephenclark9594]

i love Floyd big time and the Final Cut is fukin awesome in every way possible ☀️💎😝

[@andyrainford5728]

It's certainly not my least favourite, there's some fantastic stuff on here - The Gunner's Dream and Two Suns in the Sunset are standout. And let's face it the worst of Pink Floyd is still going to be better than most other stuff anyway, but at times this really does feel like Spare Bricks and a bit of a B side project (which IIRC was the original intention anyway). I have to go with DG's assessment which was if the songs weren't good enough for the double album The Wall, why would they be good enough for a new EP a few years later? Still like to give it a listen every now and then regardless.

[@dbearden68]

Love this album almost more than the wall

[@dskellfloyd.9347]

Only real Floyd fans know how awesome this album really is

[@southernbelle8920]

Absolutely. I know Floyd, I'm 62 years old , been a fan since I was 14.This album is my favorite.

[@NeilTheFerret1]

one of the most underrated albums of all time :) first heard it back it the 80's and I still listen to it now as a chill out album, that track post war dreams still gets to me :)

[@jodyb3491]

it wasatough listen first round, but it quickly became the most real PF album

[@dskellfloyd.9347]

@Jody B Some tracks were out takes from the Wall. I'm not in a position to say if Roger left them out on purpose with another album in mind because that would be Genius on top of Genius. A lot of so called Floyd fans dont rate it probably haven't even listened the Gilmour groupies because he said he hated it . It should be classed as a waters solo album if he hated it so much. Guess he wasnt happy the places where a guitar solo Could have fitted Roger put saxophone in. Arr poor Dave.

[@alanmcintosh8087]

This work of art captures the pain,the reverence and the Love we have for our nation's fallen Grandfathers, Fathers and Brothers All gave some & some gave All

[@kathysum3571]

I am now over 60 and when I spiral down I still put the headphones on, lay on the bed, blast the headphones and have a private "pity party". This is #1 album ever. It sounds like an oxymoron but it has kept me sane for many, many years. I am sure some of you can relate to that.

[@shaunrebello5129]

Hi from india, close to Goa. Hippy paradise, India. It's a really beautiful and cheap place. Here in India, is a post war dream.

[@rocknrollproblems3329]

I relate to that 💔

[@broste2121]

I too wallow in despair from time to time. Its almost like a comforting blanket. After my Floyd therapy, Im fine.

[@sergiobraziulis8853]

from Argentina....Ohh...Ohhhh Kathy.. loved your words

[@colton_the_bolton1171]

Glory to Jesus

[@manouchehrjolaei2110]

I bought this album the day it came out at 9 am when the record store opened and 40 years later It’s so relevant of our time

[@rachette123]

Their or Rogers best work.

[@alanrobinson2229]

Roger is proving to be a genius and prophet....it's risen it's ugly head again,it's called Israel.

[@conner3945]

My grandpa was the son of true German immigrants and fought for America in WW2 and Korea and this album makes me think of him. It's sad as hell, but it's a reminder

[@borger99]

Then you completely missed the point.

[@xtra_krispy693]

@@borger99how?

[@franknielsen3219]

This album is a cornerstone of my music collection!

[@rachette123]

I hate albums, I only like 1 orn2 songs per band. I have never listened to one song off this album, never not once. I put it on at the start and do not touch it till it ends. It's one song really.

[@jimmygaynor1954]

Some start to ur collection of Music . Well done as many don't understand what it's all about . Expresses my mood towards the subject of War & living like we want to keep living this way . Search all music as it gives you gr8 insights.

[@johnbaker6572]

A political spectacle of a masterpiece. People don’t realize how deep this album is, love it to this day.

[@jimmygaynor1954]

I do . Whose the Belgian. It's apparently the most important lyric on the album . Maggie to a cruiser one day Begin took Beirut Galtieri took the union jack . That's the song don't know the name of it tho . Its all relevant more so today than ever . Still love it . Yes must don't get it at all. So just smile .

[@alanrobinson2229]

Never more true than today,UK is on the side of the Nazis now.

[@cballester1]

I really do, I´m an ex-private of EA.

[@willd5105]

It doesn't seem a little dated? I doubt most people would even know who Margret Thatcher was...

[@seizethelettuce4106]

Everyone knows thatcher. im a 23 yo from the middle east and I know that she is the creator of the first gender neutral pisshole.​@@willd5105

[@AlexakaRosco]

Still the best combination of music, melody and poem! For some fans there’s DSOTM, for me it’s the final cut ! 40 years of one of the heartfelt and heartbroken album 🎉 Thank you, Roger !

[@torqingheads]

There are Floydians among us!

[@user-og5gc5qe2l]

I’ve been listening to this album for 35 years, just a masterpiece.

[@magedselim1806]

My favorite album and most underrated one . There's quite nothing like The Final Cut! No music band piece describes the spirit of any time the way this album does. The whole album, down to the last note is a timeless masterpiece which will stand the test of time for ages to come! And the lyrics are a work of genius. So smart, engaging and powerful.

[@burants89]

If it wasn’t for the nips being so good at building ships the yards would still be open on the Clyde (very poignant as a Scot and seeing the first hand damage)

[@womblingfree4623]

My all time favourite album, criminally underrated.

[@cortneyweight8476]

couldnt agree more

[@JUDYACST]

Favoritist! The emotion kills me.

[@vazhakentchadze3109]

❤✌

[@markpratt6865]

I had a 1976 chevy nova with a factory am/fm radio then put a cd player in it. I bought the final cut cd from a record store in Cleveland Ohio where I was raised and listened to it over and over again. I started with the classics and graduated to the imports and all of the extras. My personal hours of floyd are in the thousands of hours. This music helps me collect my mind. It is amazing and timeless

[@BN-hx3ev]

Pink Floyd le plus grand groupe de Rock pour moi

[@LMCRecords]

Ive seen Mr Waters a few times and Floyd ,but hearing the Gunners Dream live brought tears to my eyes,this should be taught in music lessons in schools ,very few albums have this level of merit or understanding .

[@markgiorcelli5607]

No need to blast Gilmour or Waters! Two masterminds that took they're music different yet great direction. We all wish they would have stayed together but I support them both! Pink Floyd the best band ever!

[@casjean8904]

i've been lucky to see each in concert. floyd 1988 and rogers 2017. double the fun!!

[@sabinewei3041]

❤❤

[@josephlaszlo308]

My favourite album of all time.❤

[@dodger999]

This album saved my life a few times. I’m a veteran. This entire album didn’t get the recognition it deserved. I’ve seen Roger live THREE times now, can’t get enough of PF’s lyrics. Listening to Gunner’s Dream typing this…

[@randymarsh7411]

rgr tht buddy

[@paulmchugh8695]

Keep going mate xx think of ur family ? And ur mates in the squad ?

[@paulmchugh8695]

They are ur family x

[@anlvan8004]

Sorry that happened to you! Keep going and do things that make you feel better, like listening to Floyd :)

[@allthatyoutouch3164]

And Roger wrote some great stuff on "Amused To Death" . Roger cares. "Showing feelings of almost human nature. Thank you for your service, Brother.

[@Little-Sparrow]

Will never grasp why this masterpiece is so often overlooked. Love it.

[@daveculp308]

I have read that Gilmore and the band kind of regret the album... But I personally love it. 56.

[@daveculp308]

They didn't need to make a movie or many videos... That these songs really put images into your head

[@vazhakentchadze3109]

✌👋

[@joeking433]

It sold the least copies of any Pink Floyd album, and rightfully so. It's all Waters, and without the rest of Pink Floyd it just kinda sucks ass. It's a cynial harsh unappealing album, IMO. The songs follow the same pattern as all Waters's songs, boring with no real melody.

[@stickman1742]

@@joeking433 Roger is the master of melodies in Floyd. He wrote almost all their hits. Gilmour added guitar and Rick added piano. Do you even know what a melody is? What a putz joey boy. What a goddamn putz. Too many f'n losers in this world.

[@thalescarryonn]

One of the best albums by pink Floyd, but people aren't ready for this discussion

[@afonsoaraujo6366]

40 years today of this masterpiece!

[@thelostblokes4773]

My favorite album of all time.

[@sandersrk]

Mine too as a paying member of the Meat Packing Glitterati. Cheers!

[@noleadmons]

This is a Roger Waters solo album with the name Pink Floyd, as A Momentary Lapse Of Reason was a David Gilmour solo album with the name Pink Floyd.

[@matthewarmstrong8073]

well then Waters wins. If it was a competition. To me this is Pink Floyd.

[@giovannioliverio8979]

The first Pink Floyd album I bought. As a cd 💿. For me... the best one. I love ❤️ it. Thank you Roger.

[@louischarest862]

listening to it for the first time at 58yo. big fan of the band but never got past the wall. i'm living a great experience right now

[@docsen9777]

Better late than never 😄

[@emanuelapiccolo5773]

Roger genio infinito magistrale spaziale cosa dire di piu'?fenomenale!.ho 74 anni da 52 anni seguo la loro musica !da quando ho visto il loro concerto a Rotterdam.Dainese Aldo.

[@matthysgrobler9615]

With " the wall" they dropped the mic! With this " CUT" they dropped it with a thunderous NUKE!

[@RIJU9285]

This album is perhaps the band’s most thought provoking one. Human tragedy used to create soul redeeming music in a way only Roger could have imagined.

[@howieduwit2551]

I haven't stopped listening to this since it came out.

[@juanrangel6742]

Simple the best ....pink Floyd,poet ,music,artist,all in one

[@duncansmith69]

I had forgotten what a masterpiece this album is. Absolutely incredible. I can still remember all the lyrics after not hearing it for about 25 years.

[@TheTimfilthy]

Same here duncan smith, 33 for me & remembered it like it was yesterday.

[@divvyinabivvy]

Just put it on...vinal on me 1210....I listened to this when I was in gulf ...in the navy.....lol....masterpeice

[@DadWhereAreYou-fc4py]

Both my parents committing suicide 11 yrs apart brought me here. I grew up on pink floyd as a young child at my moms. Rip mom 10-12-12 and dad 9-6-23. I just don't get it???

[@eddiebazan6411]

I stumbled upon echoes in 2021 at age 55.a new world of possibilities and coolness came over me.peace to you all.☮️

[@coolbuzz23]

Echoes is the definitive Floyd masterpiece... The version on Live At Pompeii is incredible

[@eddiebazan6411]

@@coolbuzz23 where are u from cool buzz?

[@coolbuzz23]

@@eddiebazan6411 Melbourne in Australia

[@eddiebazan6411]

Wow! G day mate!? I’m in Dallas Texas! I’m building a “man-cave.” I shall name it “ the echo chamber”! Peace ☮️ and strength to you coolbuzz!

[@MichaelKurse]

Thru The Fish-Eyed Lens of Tear Stained Eyes.. I Can Barely Take The Shape of This Moment in Time.😥😥😞

[@firefighterps2]

This album gets better and better as the years pass.

[@pw5192]

This album is still sooo relevant today

[@paulmcduff1930]

Becomes more relevant by the year 👍

[@stevesherman1743]

Fletcher Memorial Home, and Two Suns in the Sunset. intensely relevant now.

[@libertadorpmv]

the most philosophical album of all time and one of the most beautiful ever, both in music and in essence.

[@chadbroski6605]

Did you just say that the ‘wahh daddy died’ roger waters album is the most philosophical ever? I hate to break it to you but other people have made anti war music, and some of them can actually sing as well.

[@ryazortheeyezor1548]

@@chadbroski6605 okay "chad"

[@jojosephine7084]

Don't you remember me ,how we used to be ,don't you think we be closer ,closer ,closer ❤

[@MDS_R4]

An underrated masterpiece.

[@JuergenMusik]

Ich fuhr damals von Österreich mit dem Bus nach Griechenland 20Stunden und hörte dass das erste Mal und wurde verzaubert❤

[@broa29]

You don't ever hear about that album, or the songs on it on the radio, it's like an album that was shunned/forgotten. I absolutely love it. It's not my favorite, but it's definitely very underrated.

[@angelahermann7909]

Es könnte Wahrheit verbreiten 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@burants89]

Dave Gilmore said it was anti war cause waters dad died in the 2nd world war

[@burants89]

Roger waters would probably get cancelled in this day and age,glad I have been blessed to have seen floyd and that’s probably the best day in my life after the birth of my kids, I went off Gilmore when he was they reason Roger left

[@creamydistortion]

Because it is WAY too deep for mainstream.

[@conversationalshaving9805]

Before the Album Oriented Rock format became Classic Rock, some of those stations would play "Not Now, John", or perhaps even the title track

[@christianradioE5]

I once played this for a friend..fresh from Yale ...He was stunned, silent when it ended...said he should just put his guitar away, now .

[@ge2623]

Yale? Introduce him to Syd Barrett.

[@jimbederka6388]

Roger played a song from this album last night in NYC. I purchased the album in the 80s and always enjoyed it. The more you listen and “understand”, the better it gets. Simply brilliant.

[@LMCRecords]

out of all floyd albums this carrys the most emotion ,so underated could listen to this everyday ,pure class

[@MrAsificare]

*Carries

[@thalescarryonn]

I actually listen to it every single day since 2018

[@Arch007]

In my opinion This is one of the best Album's from Pink Floyd ✌️

[@Precise71]

Fortunately, I found a small cassette-tape at a very small record shop in a small town (Somewhere in Korea, north Chung-chong province). "Final Cut: a music like a lifetime movie!!" Until this time, I could not find any album, better than this masterpiece.

[@mazfadaghi8857]

Love this already 40 years fantastic music thanks god👍

[@user-dq6uh5bv2q]

I'm half a century Old, these are my feelings most days of my life. And it's not the words, the music says ALL!?

[@WaterlooStreetGym]

Lowest sales but the album with by far the clearest message and flow from start to finish. Whatever the bands line up I hope all new listeners to Pink Floyd will be inspired.

[@ernestschultz6427]

For real!

[@user-qb4zx1xf2l]

Fell in love with this album when. It was released ,didn't think I would still be loving it so much all these years later ,must go now need another fix with my earphones on can of Stella life is so good on your days off

[@geoffstansfield3753]

I grew up listening to floyd from bout 16 now 49 next month still amazes me how good they really are . Reminds me of friends who have moved on .

[@MatthewJVinceGuitar]

Happy birthday!

[@Oneaphelion]

And the ones who have yet to move on....

[@eddiebazan6411]

Brings tears to my eyes bud.cool waters (no pun intended) for a parched world.☮️

[@ozzytaxifares]

Favourite album love every song 🎵

[@hannahslee1583]

How is that album is never appreciated and yet holds the key to true amazingly excellent writing and understanding. Roger does it with all his albums. Going to watch him live at o2 in June for 'this is not a drill' . Cannot wait. Been waiting for years to get this chance of a life time. Roger seems to make my existence a little easier to cope with.

[@tobywilliams707]

i love this album

[@mikeyoung7705]

i have no words to express how deep album touched me awesome

[@orlapaterson7401]

Always brings a tear to my eyes

[@markgiorcelli5607]

Nothing less than another Masterpiece for them!

[@Natashinski]

The best album : full of emotions, moods...makes you think about this life..

[@user-vz2hu4hj5e]

Друг спасибо тебе огромное за труд. Очень спасает от одиночества такая чудесная музыка.

[@susannerohlin7742]

YES really Only we who feels the deep of P Floyd knows👍🎇

[@jamessanderson5560]

Just a classic was lucky to go Berlin 1989 concert cheers James Anthony Sanderson

[@sixtosilxtra4842]

I was lucky to live in a generation of incredible musical richness and variety of bands and styles, which included the 70s and 80s, plus what was already there from the 60s, and the 90s, which were not bad at all. My life was incredibly better thanks to all those geniuses who were great allies and fellow travelers. Today I see that several are dying, and I feel very nostalgic for the good times shared, but above all I am enormously grateful for having been a contemporary of all of them. Greetings to all from Argentina.

[@antonioespitiavillalpando4425]

Sinceramente anonadado cuando empiezo ha escuchar desde Los principios Lp. Empiezo ha recordar muchos momentos que nunca aprendí inglés y me hacía más difícil reconocer ,Ha una de la mejor música de todos los tiempos según muchos conocedores, Sin duda mucho que recordar y actualmente que ya lo analiza en videos, mucho que aprender.. gracias ha esos ingleses un nos ha dado tantos grupos maravillosos.

[@hjva1907]

Grandioso disco, con la nostalgia en la punta de la lengua. Vivan los Floyd.

[@odisseasparaiba7503]

Southampton Dock They disembarked in forty-five And no one spoke and no one smiled There were too many spaces in the line They gathered at the cenotaph All agreed with hand on heart To sheath the sacrificial knifes But now She stands upon Southampton Dock With her handkerchief And her summer frock Clings to her wet body in the rain In quiet desperation Knuckles white upon the slippery reins She bravely waves the boys goodbye again And still the dark stain spreads between their shoulder blades A mute reminder of the poppy fields and graves And when the fight was over We spent what they had made But In the bottom of our hearts We felt the final cut The Final Cut Through the fish-eyed lens of tear-stained eyes I can barely define the shape of this moment in time And far from flying high in clear blue skies I'm spiralling down to the hole in the ground where I hide If you negotiate the minefield in the drive And beat the dogs and cheat the cold electronic eyes And if you make it past the shotguns in the hall Dial the combination Open the priesthole And if I'm in I'll tell you what's behind the wall There's a kid who had a big hallucination Making love to girls in magazines He wonders if you're sleeping with your new found faith Could anybody love him Or is it just a crazy dream And if I show you my dark side Will you still hold me tonight? And if I open my heart to you And show you my weak side What would you do? Would you sell your story to Rolling Stone? Would you take the children away And leave me alone? And smile in reassurance As you whisper down the phone? Would you send me packing . . . or would you take me home? Thought I oughta bare my naked feelings Thought I oughta tear the curtain down I've held the blade in trembling hands Prepared to make it but Just then the phone rang I never had the nerve to make the final cut Not Now John Fuck all that, we've got to get on with these (Fuck all that) (Fuck all that) Got to compete with the wily Japanese There's too many home fires burning and not enough trees (Fuck all that) So fuck all that, we've got to get on with these (Got to get on with these) can't stop lose job mind gone silicon what bomb get away pay day make hay break down need fix big six clickity click hold on oh no brrrrrrrrrring bingo! Make 'em laugh, make 'em cry, make 'em dance in the aisles Make 'em pay, make 'em stay, make 'em feel okay Not now John, we've got to get on with the film show (Got to get on, got to get on) Hollywood waits at the end of the rainbow (Rainbow, the rainbow) Who cares what it's all about as long as the kids go (As long as the kids go) So not now John, we've got to get on with the show (Got to get on, got to get on) Hang on John, I've got to get on with this (Got to get on, got to get on) Don't know what it is, but it fits on here like this Come at the end of the shift, we'll go and get pissed But not now John, I've got to get on with this (Got to get on with this) (Got to get on) Hold on John, I think there's something good on I used to read books but It could be the news or some other amusement It could be reusable shows Fuck all that, we've got to get on with these Got to compete with the wily Japanese (Got to get on, got to get on) No need to worry about the Vietnamese Got to bring the Russian bear to his knees (Got to get on) Well, maybe not the Russian bear, maybe the Swedes We showed Argentina, now let's go and show these (Got to get on, got to get on) Make us feel tough and wouldn't Maggie be pleased nah nah nah nah nah nah! One two three four S'cusi dove il bar? [Italian] Se parakalo, pou einai to bar? [Greek] S'il vous plait ou est le bar? [French] Oi! Where's the fucking bar, John? (Got to get on) (Not now John, we've got to get on)

[@LoneLee2022]

Southampton Dock always gets to me.

[@luciodellaporta7201]

Deep lyrics.in this masterpiece, I feel people in Britain and Argentina are deeply touched by this album

[@davidrem1672]

Dude!!!

[@user-qk9ue4ik8f]

By far, favorite Floyd album!

[@fumarate1]

This is one of there best Albums.

[@darthraiden8740]

Rick is sorely missed here in my opinion. And I feel as if Roger was so sad here, this album is just too depressing for me. But wow what great lyrical content, I just wish the music reached as high of a level as it did with Rick doing what he did best.

[@stickman1742]

I think the sadness is evident. All I know is this album is great. Rick really stopped contributing a lot around the mid 70s. His choice, he's admitted he wasn't bringing songs to Floyd. He did put out his solo album. Marginal album at best, but there was some nice stuff on there that could have contributed to Floyd songs. Don't know if Roger wouldn't work with him or if Rick just wanted his own album. He always complained he didn't get enough of his own songs on Floyd albums, but they were all voted on democratically. Ricky can't blame Roger for that, Wright just didn't have that many good songs. He admitted he wasn't prolific. Only Roger had that in the group.

[@mikesaxon6086]

I was 16 years old when this album was released. I didn't think much of it. Now, after 40 years, I am beginning to appreciate just what a master work it is. Forty years after WW II, and what did some of our world governments learn about waging wars in the shadow of nuclear weapons? It's perfectly o.k. If nukes get tossed, it's YOUR side that will loose. OUR side will win. This album called them out. No one wins when "the rusty wire that holds the cord that keeps the anger in gives way". Now here we are, another 40 years gone by and the same crowd are at it again. I hope more people discover/ re-discover this album, and call out that crowd again. So that maybe we can make it another 40 years with out two suns in our sun set.

[@jimmygaynor1954]

The Final Cut. That Rusty Wire is all that's between us and oblivion. Two Suns in the Sunset . The Falklands War . Maggie took her cruisers one day . On and on it goes . More relevant today as when it was released. Enjoy It .

[@FuzzWoof]

Definitely in my top three Floyd albums. I honestly believe some of Gilmour's best playing was on this album, he was angry and frustrated with Roger at the time, and it showed in his solos - and I love it. He's never sounded quite like that again.

[@eddiebazan6411]

We hopefully don’t stay angry all our lives.but I’ll defend Dave’s chops by saying he is still a beast.surely you’ve heard his solos work on the intro to”remember that night “ or the sound check at Pompeii’s “in any tongue”. The Ol boy rips! Enjoy.

[@thesandman258]

This album saw me through some dark days in my misspent youth. Thank you Mr Roger.

[@tomreese1947]

My favorite album for sure! Still remember stumbling on this at a gallery of sound years and years ago! So glad I found the final cut!

[@rolandohindle5886]

Best album ever made. Rollie salford

[@claytonholloway2073]

a life changing enspiring collection of pink floyd while i was young molded my love of life and Earth

[@davidrem1672]

These were songs that didn't make it on The Wall album. Shows how great that album was.

[@tracetaylor5792]

My favorite album

[@emanuelapiccolo5773]

Consiglio a tutti gli amanti dì Waters l'album del 1984 dì Roger con eric clapton alla chitarra.magia pura dei 2 musicisti vera opera d'arte.nessuno nomina questo capolavoro dei 2 grandissimi artisti.le entrate magistrali dì eric vi faranno venire i brividi.Dainese Aldo dì anni 74 e da 52 anni seguo i Pink Floyd.

[@alanmorriss5575]

There are some beautiful pieces of music on this album.

[@vicrattlehead8779]

the guitar solo in fletcher memorial is fantastic. sometimes a little friction in bands brings out something magical. always loved this album. sorely underrated imo.

[@jimmygaynor1954]

I agree . My Mum absolutely loved this album in particular because of the lyrics you mentioned She seen this happen during WW2 so it brought her up n down but smiled after the song ended . Its very political but with pure raw emotions flowing into the words . Have the Album & a 1990 Pioneer Record Player double CD + 2 Tape decks n speakers remote & i just use double ended jack lead to play any music even phones or mp3 mp4 etc etc. If you have one use the Data button on the stereo n off you go .

[@theodoreboosalis]

Personally - this is my favorite Pink Floyd album. It really cuts deep. Just amazing.

[@jptheraud4993]

Hearing the last two PF albums, and this one, and Amused to Death, I think it's pretty obvious who the creative genius was in this band...

[@9-nine-ix528]

@@jptheraud4993 Don't sell the others short, man.

[@alvinbaake6948]

My favorite as well

[@montbob100]

i think that's why i didn't like it when it released.listening intently now.very heavy like the wall part deux.

[@davidpaulmert800]

Fantastic

[@jeremyfrady271]

0:00 - The Post-War Dream 3:03 - Your Possible Pasts 7:14 - One of the Few 8:48 - The Hero's Return (Part 1) 11:24 - The Gunner's Dream 16:50 - Paranoid Eyes 20:26 - Keep Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert 21:49 - The Fletcher Memorial Home 25:52 - Southhampton Dock 28:04 - The Final Cut 32:57 - Not Now John 37:51 - Two Suns in the Sunset Pink Floyd: Roger Waters - Vocals, Bass, Acoustic Guitars, Synthesizers David Gilmour - Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Vocals on "Not Now John," Synthesizers Nick Mason - Drums, Tape Effects Additional Musicians: Andy Bown - Keyboards Michael Kamen - Keyboards, Orchestral Conducting Ray Cooper - Percussion Raphael Ravenscroft - Saxophone Andy Newmark - Drums on "Two Suns in the Sunset" Doreen and Irene Chanter - Backing Vocals National Philharmonic Orchestra All Songs Written By Roger Waters

[@johnerickson2061]

😥

[@Redguard677]

Where is When the Tigers Broke Free?

[@dalekofdoom]

​@@Redguard677 When the Tigers was actually added later on in reissues of this album, the song was originally meant to be on The Wall, but it was kept off because it was deemed too personal by everyone in the band at the time.

[@MrWonderful77]

Thank you!

[@brandonadams979]

For my fallen brethren, tonight shed a tear

[@peterliljeholmen5703]

One of the top three PF albums. Just love “Two suns in the sunset”, it is so bittersweet, emotional and relevant. Waters is the most essential and competent musical lyricist ever. Greetings from Sweden.

[@olegkirillov6890]

Я в шоке! Ни одной лишней ноты! Это невероятно! Какие таланты,!

[@TheJmich2001]

This album has kept me from harms way for decades! Thank you.

[@MrSevillian]

I'll forever regret that he doesn't play this album live as it deserves. Nor Amused to Death. But at least we've gotten Two Suns in the Sunset in his latest tour.

[@carlossaldana674]

Una real obra de arte! Arte que sale del dolor, del más sincero sentimiento. Gracias Waters por toda la música que la tengo en la sangre.

[@andrianamaya1836]

LA PERFECCIÓN EXISTE.

[@user-vz2hu4hj5e]

👌♥️

[@sergiodasilvarodrigues2999]

Que viagem e o bom e velho pink floyd ,nada se compara

[@rossirossi4284]

DEI GENI ,ASSOLUTI, LA BAND PIU GRANDE DI TUTTI I TEMPI.

[@lisalynam6550]

I have to agree! This album was a masterpiece! No matter your politics or powers of persuasion!

[@rachette123]

I personally thought Maggie was a brave woman but I still adore Roger toon

[@davidaitken921]

It's up there with my most favourite albums

[@Nelson-bh2oy]

It is the disc that is stored or hidden in your drawers or furniture, you could even have even forgotten it. But when you find it and listen to it, it always surprises you.

[@zacharyvinson6916]

Not too bad if an album. For me it’s like “well it says Pink Floyd so why not” then I play it and have fun. I’d rather listen to Atom Heart Mother tho cause that’s my favorite

[@LoneLee2022]

Pure Genius...............

[@kareyannesmith]

Love this

[@trikirached8220]

Je suis addicté à cet album, j'ignore combien de fois je l'ai écouté et à chaque fois j'ai l'impression de l'écouter pour la première fois, magistral depuis 1988.

[@shadowh3476]

Este es el disco que más me gusta de Pink Floyd, yo no te puedo explicar lo que siento al escuchar tanto desborde de genialidad y sensibilidad, me voy a otro universo! Así que agradezco a todo aquello bueno y malo que me llevó a escuchar a la mejor banda de la historia de la música