Roger Waters - Summer 1978 - The Original Wall Demos: "Bricks In The Wall" - Definitive Edition

[@brentchambers511]

This and what becomes the Pros and Cons and much of the Final Cut in such a short period of time. Three stunning achievements. Waters’ mind was on overdrive and then some.

[@williamray7211]

The Final Cut never seems to get enough attention or respect. Superlative interpersonal masterpiece! delighted to see it mentioned.

[@williamray7211]

i always want to say it is his best, then i think of shine on you crazy diamond, animals, amused to death and the wall, i guess they are ALL the best!

[@Bluepilled-c5t]

@@williamray7211 yes my favourite Waters tune is on TFC.

[@CristiNeagu]

They're good albums, for sure, but stunning? That's stretching it a bit.

[@turokforever007]

This was its own thing. As Roger took this and the final cut demo to the band, and they picked this as they said TFC was too personal.

[@vincestapels2022]

I pray to God the full recordings are recovered or released before I die. The Wall is an important piece of art to me ❤ Much love ❤

[@ryanst4623]

love how spacey and eerie it is

[@williamray7211]

it breathes!

[@slob5041]

It feels like the worms are putting on a show or it’s already well past the point of decay. Makes the worm tent they planned make a lot more sense

[@denisshapovalov2659]

There's misery in his voice and in his head.

[@sandrablackburn4583]

​@@denisshapovalov2659misery or mystery or mastery even??

[@ummagumma7826]

Agreed! So different than Animals. Such a leap

[@nortonman5238]

I have never heard this before. Holy shit. Chills down my spine. This is something else. It's definitely another brick in the wall for me. To add to that, the removal of what shall we do now is such a crime. One of the best songs the album had.

[@danielroy7739]

Ahhhh,this is what the internet is all about, getting to listen to the creative process and the early versions and demos of all the tracks like 43 years after this came out!!!!!

[@nukeguygaming5578]

I love the fact that Roger’s mimics the drums in some of the songs , really shows his creativity and direction

[@remsi2208]

Holy shit, 'Is There Anybody Out There' is so good on these demos.

[@eddiebazan6411]

Some of us are just a little more “different “than others. Thusly relate to more odd fellows.cheers Roger.gracias .

[@DannyD714]

this is like hearing the sounds in roger's head as he "fleshed out" his concept for the wall. a wonderful insight into the creative process.

[@denisshapovalov2659]

Absolutely!!!

[@wader1350]

да он чертов гений

[@gwimbly519]

This is some incredible material. From how other pink floyd members have talked about this demos you’de expect them to be much rougher than they are. Im also glad these exists to prove Roger was much more than just the “lyrics guy”. You can even hear a lot of the gutar work you’d expect gilmour to have come up with in here. What I would give to be able to hear the full 90 minutes of this. It’s incredible

[@stickman1742]

I'm so tired of those Gilmour fans that want to paint Roger as lyrics only. Waters was the only one in the band that could construct a lot of songs that would be hits. A lot of people can play guitar and keyboards, but only a few can pump out songs that can become popular. Roger had that ability, he could have been employed as a songwriter. And many key elements of the band's sound were his. He wrote many of the guitar parts that David would play and pretty much all the melodies that David sings are Roger's. His melodies are pretty distinctive so that's pretty easy to tell. Even Gilmour's breathy singing style was just a copy of Roger's way of making his own voice sound nicer since he didn't like his singing voice. There are also several nice guitar parts in this that I'm disappointed didn't end up on the album. Certainly Gilmour and Wright made everything sound nicer, but Roger was the key composer and was responsible for the Floyd style of music.

[@PoppyFields.]

I'm sick of people telling me gilmour wrote this and Roger wd be nothing without gilmour. Roger has the soul, the music and the talent.

[@MeatyCoon]

If that was the case, all Floyd songs before Roger left would be credited to Roger alone.@@stickman1742

[@2869may]

@@PoppyFields. Lmao, TDB sold 12 million ALONE.... AMLOR sold 5,800,000 What did Waters do...LOL (drumroll).... 1 Million TOTAL.... PACOH sold 575,000. (first solo album, sold on his name alone) ATD sold 174,000.... LOL, Numbers don't lie.... And now he RUINED Dark Side....!

[@flyk3n]

@@PoppyFields. Amused to Death proved he didn't need Gilmour or Wright to make an amazing and emotional concept. Gilmour's solo stuff is nice and pleasant to listen to, but I never look for a deeper message than when I do with Roger's.

[@mrofftopic2802]

WOW, it was a joy to listen to this! In 20 minutes it paints an already clear picture of what would become The Wall. Of course, at this stage, Roger Waters would not be able to fully flesh out more than 20 songs but the basic concept, the creative direction, and the stroke of genius are all there. Glad he had the band to help him carve out a masterpiece out of his driving force.

[@LoyalOpposition]

"We were all very, very happy to have a driving force like Roger who wanted to push for these concepts. “Roger has many, many good points and many talents, but he’s a very alpha male sort of person. Roger is a very intelligent and creative person and I am very stubborn and pig-headed" David Gilmour - Guitar World, 2003 There's a lot of great things about each other between Roger and David, but it's never highlighted, although I have documents and a record of it all.

[@kevinsaleeba2201]

Less anyone deny the talent and creativity Roger brought to this band. He didn’t just write the lyrics.

[@noisetv1863]

This is really interesting to hear after listening to The Wall probably over 100 times 🙂

[@williamray7211]

More like a thousand for me..

[@ArmanBaig]

@@williamray7211 chump change. I listened to it twice a day for four years

[@elgeeteevee5280]

Agreed. We're so used to how it sounds that hearing it from another perspective is fascinating. Best stoner band ever 😎

[@ERIC-bt1qn]

10000

[@ignatiusj.reilly5632]

I do love the original 'The Wall' album but, by the sounds of the demos I would love to own a copy of the entire album done like this. Thanks for the upload. Excellent.

[@konavader]

Ditto! Aloha

[@OaksMA_]

@@wickedhouston5538 can you stop spamming an incorrect comment everywhere please? Otherwise can you provide some credible evidence for this? Because I can for why this is Roger, thanks :)

[@wickedhouston5538]

@@OaksMA_ young lust was written by david. that means roger likes to take credit for songs he didnt write

[@OaksMA_]

@@wickedhouston5538 he didn't write all of Young Lust, and also written does not entirely mean lyrics. If memory serves me right, David came up with some aspects of the guitar in this song, such as the build up into the chorus where he goes to G and then back to Em. They both collaborated in writing the song in the end but that doesn't mean it was David's in the beginning, as evident with this.

[@wickedhouston5538]

@@OaksMA_ david has already said roger lies in his interviews and thats why he banned him from the pink floyd website

[@thierrydrouin4250]

Mind-blowing I can almost see Roger working on this amazingly imaged stuff, by the night at Britannia Row.

[@codemonkey2k5]

Absolutely brilliant. This also points to how the rest of the band was able to take Rodgers' vision and compliment it.

[@smflyboy]

The transformation from this demo to its final version is remarkable.

[@sandrablackburn4583]

Beautiful so brilliant isn't it?!?..

[@LoyalOpposition]

Genius. Dark Side to The Wall

[@jvcdeadmoney]

The full demo would be my #1 musical holy grail. It's so frustrating that they won't release it.

[@doriachris]

"They"???? It's Rogers by god given right. Ask him.

[@jvcdeadmoney]

@@doriachris I remember reading that Nick Mason owns the original tape

[@doriachris]

@@jvcdeadmoney Nah it's Rogers choice for to it to get a proper release or not.

[@davidemilianomenaceron2326]

We'll Meet Again [0:02] Brick 1: Reminiscing / Brick 2: Education (Another Brick In The Wall, Pts. 1 and 2) [1:06] Mother [1:47] Young Lust (Short Version) [2:18] Don't Leave Me Now [2:31] Brick 3: Drugs (Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 3) [3:11] Empty Spaces [3:47] Backs To The Wall (What Shall We Do Now?) [4:38] Goodbye Cruel World [6:11] The Bleeding Hearts - The Buskers (Outside The Wall) [7:05] Follow The Worms (Waiting For The Worms) [7:52] Death Disco [9:09] Is There Anybody Out There? [9:58] Vera [11:48] Is There Anybody Out There?, Pt. 2 [13:16] Bring The Boys Back Home [14:07] Is There Anybody Out There?, Pt. 3 [14:50] Is There Anybody Out There?, Pt. 4 [16:13] Hey You [18:17] Trial By Puppet (The Trial) [19:25] Who's Sorry Now?/It's Never Too Late (The Show Must Go On) [20:06] SONGS NOT INCLUDED IN THE DEMO: In The Flesh? The Thin Ice Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 1 The Happiest Days Of Our Lives Goodbye Blue Sky One Of My Turns Nobody Home Comfortably Numb In The Flesh Run Like Hell Stop

[@remsi2208]

I've literally become addicted to listening to this

[@sandrablackburn4583]

Me too

[@juancruzmartin8458]

IN VIDEO ORDER 0:00 another brick in the wall (part 2?) 1:47 mother 2:17 young lust 2:31 dont leave me now 3:10 another brick in the wall (part 3) 4:00 empty spaces 4:40 what shall we do now? 6:12 goodbye cruel world 7:06 outside the wall 7:52 waiting for the worms 9:59 is there anybody out there? 11:47 vera 13:18 is there anybody out there? (again) 14:09 bring the boys back home 15:18 hey you(?) 16:13 is there anybody out there? (again?) 18:16 hey you (again) 19:26 the trial 20:04 the show must go on IN STUDIO VERSION ORDER: 0:00 Another Brick in The Wall (part 2?) 1:47 Mother 4:00 Empty Spaces 4:40 What Shall We Do Now? 2:17 Young Lust 2:31 Don´t Leave Me Now 3:10 Another Brick in The Wall (part 3) 6:12 Goodbye Cruel World 15:18 Hey You(?) 18:16 Hey You (again) 9:59 Is There Anybody Out There? 13:18 Is There Anybody Out There? (again) 16:13 Is There Anybody Out There? (again?) 11:47 Vera 14:09 Bring The Boys Back Home 20:04 The Show Must Go On 7:52 Waiting For The Worms 19:26 The Trial 7:06 Outside The Wall

[@gabekyle260]

15:18 is part is there anybody out there

[@franciscoceron7207]

Songs not included: In The Flesh? The Thin Ice Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 1 The Happiest Days Of Our Lives Goodbye Blue Sky One Of My Turns Nobody Home Comfortably Numb In The Flesh Run Like Hell Stop

[@brianm5831]

9:35 sounds exactly like the beginning of the chorus for Learning to fly

[@AY-uf4oz]

Hauntingly beautiful. The gist and bones of the songs are pretty much all there.

[@marcelodelpuerto395]

I have become a bit more of a Gilmour fan, but I have to say this is excellent. Good to hear these tunes in their original form after so many years. Thank you.

[@Ivan-ze7oz]

@@wickedhouston5538 do you write this under every comment? Do you hate Waters?

[@OaksMA_]

@@Ivan-ze7oz he must surely lol, it's a shame to see so many people feel the need to defend Waters over Gilmour or vice versa, they both make great music but I think most fans can agree that their best stuff is when they worked together and took the best parts from each other! Comfortably Numb is a great example of that, let alone with all of the other members of the band, like Time! Just hope everyone can enjoy this raw demo piece for what it is, and not look into anything so deeper about Roger vs David :(

[@rwespinoza]

@@OaksMA_ Exactly. Gilmour is an incredible musician, but it is a fact that Waters creative force was at its peak along 1977 through 1983.

[@bugeyedmudafuka2]

I prefer when they both work together. As good as they are individually, the real magic was when they collaborated.

[@wickedhouston5538]

@@Ivan-ze7oz david played in this demo. roger doesnt know anything about instruments

[@christophermcdaniel565]

Thank You Roger…these ideas wouldn’t be here without you!

[@sandrablackburn4583]

Dark and daunting.. so beautifully haughtingly emotional and emotionally charged.. everytime I listen to this I feel so many different feelings of emotions this.. demo!.. emerges

[@doriachris]

And I thought I had it rough. I can't even imagine how much pain and heart break Rog went thru.

[@ianlejuez4798]

Bob Ezrin deserves mucho credit for the success of the Wall. Roger obviously had the concept and songs written. Both of them geniuses in their own right. They certianly was in the right!

[@mgordon1100]

That was Bob that turned ABITW into disco, wasn't it. It almost sounded country in Roger's demo.

[@williamray7211]

YES!!!!!!!!

[@ianlejuez4798]

Shut up and play guitar

[@stickman1742]

@snakedriver Hard to say Wright added much, he was so out of it by this point. Wright was great in 60s and up to around the mid 70s, but he just flamed out. Even one of his 2 great compositions on Dark Side was written in '69. Mason added drums, not much else to say. Of course Gilmour added much to it, but can't give much credit to the other two at all.

[@sandrablackburn4583]

​@SevenOfNine-7 we meant as in this alone would of and is the original version even if just in demo theory mode of how RW created his The Wall album, ie is his own solo version variation... so in theory that is first 'the wall'.. and then the others together whom reworked on this version to recreate album and soundtrack to the film too

[@garyhillman4993]

This gives you a glimpse into Rogers creative mind he really is a genius. Imagine been in a band and one member turns up with an album 90% finished you lot just need to put a beat to it keyboards and David the solos all the chords and melodies and words are there. What a shame in what’s happened the state of what’s become ! They could have still being at it now touring playing writing etc it’s so sad. As a musician if I was in this band I would just of given Roger his freedom after all he knows the sounds he wants and he s providing 90% of it up front the man’s a genius full stop

[@mattiaditacchio4212]

Thank you so much, I'm grateful to you for this Easter gift

[@nottingtohide]

Wow! Lovely surprise, BIG! thank-you! to hear this. Too young to attend the 1980/81 gigs, not allowed to go, but attended The Wall in Berlin 1990 & London 2011. Wish Roger would release The Wall 1980/81 shows on video. Can't wait to see Roger live again, after seeing him last time in Hyde Park few years ago and outside the Home Office for Julian playing WYWH. Roger builds the foundations, while the rest of the band come in to do add the nice finishing touches in and around the new construct. It's a musical crime they did not work together for much longer, but.. hey! at least I saw them together at Live8 in Hyde Park. There's no doubt that when the whole band worked together they came up with musical miracles. Best band ever!

[@OaksMA_]

My pleasure! And I totally agree, I hope one day we get a concert film of such legendary shows! At least you saw all of those shows, I managed to see him in Hyde Park in 2018 aswell ;)

[@KeanuReevesDaShopee]

Jesus,i loved this version of Goodbye Cruel World...so much feeling and pain

[@spacecadetglow]

Yes! It felt like I could hear him singing right behind me, he sounded so broken it brought me to tears to imagine him recording it.

[@WJoe1332]

What an experience! I can hear loads of the final cut and pros and cons leaking through. You can tell this is majorly Rogers work. Awesome !!

[@chrisefc3579]

This might just be the greatest 20 minutes and 55 seconds ever to appear on KZbin.

[@sandrablackburn4583]

Agreed

[@natabeanz2975]

The Wall is my favorite but I would’ve loved it if they went in this direction as well. Thanks for this upload!

[@juuso2248]

Havent heard these before! Wow

[@geoffwillingham686]

Mind-blowing master of lyrics!!! Genius, 👍😎

[@nunomuacho446]

This is just brilliant, it was all layed out for the other guys to evolve it, brilliant

[@joan5764]

No tienes ni idea, los otros son acompañantes en The Wall, estaban secos de ideas, si no está RW, no hay PF, es el padre de la criatura.

Such a joy listening these masterpieces-to-be. Thanks a lot for sharing!

[@haroldgimmy2821]

Sounds way more darker than the final 'The Wall'. Brick 3 might be my favourite out of 'Bricks in The Wall'. Almost sounded like Waters had a voice-crack in 'Is There Anybody Out There? Part 2'

[@relativeparadox9567]

He seemed to have a pretty clear idea where he was going. More than I would have thought.

[@jfoust7945]

when the rough draft is this good, you know it's gonna be a good finalized product.

[@jim5247]

# 1 album around the world 1979 into 1980 and not even nominated for a grammy. haven't watch the grammys since

[@francomicale6308]

This album was nominated for a Grammy my friend

[@peteytwofinger]

man this is powerful stuff . ty for sharing

[@matthewfinger2381]

So interesting to see how these songs evolve into what we know them as.

[@zacharyjordan399]

The run like hell demo is really something. Wow. What a great video, thanks for sharing.

[@ivyax]

thanks for the work!

[@marcellocostantini1159]

I love this arrogant GENIUS! 👏👏👏

[@cardchalice3096]

The version of waiting for the worms on this fucking blew my mind

[@deathheed]

Wow Truly the creative force behind Pink Floyd.

[@AD270479]

Behind 'The Wall' you mean. Everybody knows the wall was Roger Waters project m8. But Pink Floyd wouldn't have been anywhere near as big if it wasn't for the genius of all members. I seriously doubt what you hear in this upload is just Roger Waters, unless he was playing all the instruments on his own like a 1 man band.

[@_Astral_Traveller_]

He is Pink Floyd

[@NormanBateson]

The best thing about PF is all the pointless arguments about who's boss.

[@2869may]

Pink Floyd without David Gilmour would have just been some obscure alternative band.... Compare Gilmours solo sruff to Waters solo stuff..... Tells you everything...!

[@CJJC]

@@NormanBateson Yeah. Endlessly thrilling.

[@croyle72]

Bugger me, this is awesome!

[@joeblackwolf17]

Amazing wow ❤ thank you for posting this ❤

[@scottlaurenceguitarist]

This is absolute gold! Thank you so much for uploading!!

[@giuseppeforesta5215]

Fantastic surprise ! Thank you!

[@toasterboy708]

Wow. Just fucking wow.

[@jnananinja7436]

This is incredible. Thanks for posting!!

[@glenbowley8114]

The Wall...greatest album and piece of art ever.

[@Katehowe3010]

Speak for yourself chum!

[@glenbowley8114]

@@Katehowe3010 Hi mate, I am, as in my opinion, which I know to be the greatest of opinions ;) Actually Music is an art form and whatever floats ones boat be it ska, classical, rock etc is validated. Luckily with Floyd we are spoiled by so much wonderful music be it as a band be it pre/post certain members or their solo output. Welcome my son, welcome to the machine.

[@Katehowe3010]

@@glenbowley8114 I'm a huge Floyd fan, but "Wish You Were Here" has always topped my list. Like a lot of double album s, i feel "The Wall" runs out of steam around side 4!

[@2869may]

"The Division Bell"....!

[@Johnnyrocks34]

@@2869may no. That was good but 4th at best

[@ummagumma7826]

His rhythm is impressive. Without the other producers and drummer he is remarkably on time. Many parts of the songs are very similar to how it ended up - the solo on Hey You starts exactly like the final version, its almost as if Gilmour is playing on the demo

[@stickman1742]

Quite often Gilmour was just playing what Waters demoed. Of course he added solos and other guitar sounds. Many of the key parts of Floyd hits came from Waters initial demo of his own songs.

[@polimitova8888]

Very good to listen demos of the greatest album The Wall!Mr.Roger Waters !I know you are great musician,creativ and... my favourite person in the music! Thanks for the posting!

[@silvanorossi6416]

Brilliant 👏 Thank you for sharing this

[@savdesav]

rlly popped off with this one

[@Michael-Hodges]

Waters is a genius.

[@orisonsquirrell]

Amazing clips ... how I expected to hear many the songs... needs to done complete like this..

[@splitwesti]

Killer upload OaksMa. Absolute thing of beauty

[@rEdf196]

I always thought The (official) Wall albums sound was ultra slick, glitzy and overproduced. I am amazed, I can hear the earlier classic Pink Floyd influences of Dark Side Of The Moon , Wish Your Here, and Animals, in these recordings.

[@stickman1742]

The Wall isn't my favorite album either. I prefer listening to The Final Cut and it isn't even close for me. Listening to these demos, I do think that it could have been better if done a different way.

[@farhadkhosro]

En las primeras canciones había momento que me recordaba a Sid.

[@brookygaryson5862]

Thank you friend,this is a treasure.

[@fifidurand7421]

thanks a lot ! great great post

[@burtw.9018]

Can't wait to see Roger in concert in July (Detroit)!!!

[@icypick1001]

Pittsburgh!!!

[@matthewlowe3765]

I'll be in Detroit

[@williamray7211]

Nashville in August, I've had tickets for TWO YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Jessesgirl2013]

We’re going to LA to see him! It was supposed to be our 7th anniversary trip, but it’s gonna be the 9th.

[@williamray7211]

@@Jessesgirl2013 LMAO!!

[@_good_oysters_4636]

This is so cool to hear

[@beataspiewakjonsson1749]

Love it Thank you for sharing 🙏💜

[@SuperHammaren]

Amazing!!

[@sigmasix3719]

Yes new stuff from the making of.

[@maralkha]

Amazing, Roger don't need anybody to create a masterpiece

[@grantco2]

And yet he rarely has on his own since...

[@2869may]

LMFAO!!! Pink Floyd wouldn't be even close to what they are without David Gilmour.... Not even close..!

[@fabiorodrigues3531]

Arrangements are very important to get a masterpiece

[@PedroMiguel-qd5mo]

@@2869may That is something I agree.

[@LoyalOpposition]

The man is a genius. People don't realize he wrote most of the music, too. Gilmour provided great guitar/vocals, but he admitted many times he was lazy, but then would say how Rick and Nick never wrote.

[@DNGINFORMANT]

So awesome

[@johnlynch7181]

Nice upload haven't heard this before so thank you 👌😀👍

[@LUISALBERTOBRUNELLO]

Excelente!, Gracias!

[@shangrilorrt5652]

0:00 another brick in the wall (part 2?) 1:47 mother 2:17 young lust 2:31 dont leave me now 3:10 another brick in the wall (part 3) 4:00 empty spaces 4:40 what shall we do now? 6:12 goodbye cruel world 7:06 outside the wall 7:52 waiting for the worms 9:59 is there anybody out there? 11:47 vera 13:18 is there anybody out there? (again) 14:09 bring the boys back home 15:18 hey you(?) 16:13 is there anybody out there? (again?) 18:16 hey you (again) 19:26 the trial 20:04 the show must go on

[@PhilipvanderMatten]

I wonder what this is recorded on. It does not sound like the typical home sessions you hear from artists. Except when he had a full fledged recording studio at his home, which actually is not that unthinkable given their status at that time.

[@gabekyle260]

hey you is just depressing in this one, it's like wow, and I love how he says "hey you I just like to tell you hello"

[@davidbreen6335]

Originally The Final Cut was going to be called Spare Bricks and it was going to be an album of new songs as well as the songs that were recorded and or added to the movie of The Wall.

[@johnsmith7140]

Gilmour has said some of the songs on TFC were written for the wall album.

[@therealjustincase]

Absolutely fascinating!

[@roberttcooper9996]

no mames!! que chingón!! esto es una puta joya! muchas grax carnal!! bendiciones!!

[@abbadabba4856]

Brilliant stuff this is.

[@malakchahir1572]

GOLD

[@scotthendricks7513]

INTERESTING! THANKS

[@stephenfisch615]

I am saving this so I post this link in a response the next time I see someone state or infer that Roger has no talent.

[@dsk333]

i dont think anyone truly feels the guy has no talent, its just he does need the support of other players around him. but his ego prevents this from happening.

[@stephenfisch615]

@@dsk333 , I have seen a number of people like that on FB. Some insist that David Gilmour was the true talent. I always say that David is a phenomenal guitar player and singer, but Roger was the better writer. You are right about his ego though.

[@alexvernon7456]

@@stephenfisch615 they all needed each other

[@MrLtia1234]

@@stephenfisch615 We've all seen fans behave strangely when it comes to the Roger/Dave dynamic. Pretty innocuous fasts that aren't controversial to the band (e.g. Roger wrote Money!) are controversial to the fans who lkike to make up their own narrative about this stuff! Does it matter? Well, not really. Bit of a waste of time, though.

[@3rushme]

@@alexvernon7456 Division Bell was a number one album for four weeks. Roger never had any success like that after trying to take the ball and go home.

[@lucasrocha7571]

Oh my god this version of Goodbye Cruel World is so beautiful.

[@ricardolopes7558]

THANK YOU!!😌😌

[@sava08xd58]

finally with decent sound

[@MrLtia1234]

Thanks for this. Such a shame they realsed so little on the Immersion box.

[@alimassoudi2189]

unfortunately The wall sacrificed By relationship Roger Waters & David Gilmour and Also situation of Richard Wright.the atmosphere 180 opposite DSTOM.plus Bob EZrin almost butchered the Songs.

[@brunorasech9375]

8:54 I think he is doing a self reference here because this part is almost the same like in the song Pigs.

[@Swat-ed5bt]

Awesome 👍❤️😍

[@Leira081]

Mi disco de cabecera. Una obra maestra !!!!. Es increíble ir siguiendo el proceso de como se fué componiendo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@guilhermehoffmann1983]

Roger Waters and Bob Ezrin did a great job on "The Trial"

[@mjruston1]

Hilarious that Roger pretended to be unimpressed by Punk. This has a punk spirit that he can’t deny and practically invents the whole ‘goth’ movement that followed in the early eighties. Its’s his Plastic Ono and is better than the finished version of the album. Good old Roger.

[@bbandthesv]

The funny thing is that the punk movement was against Pink Floyd. Yet they pretty much talked about the same sort of political stuff in their lyrics.

[@lemsolaris67]

@@bbandthesv punk did not like perfectionism: with the time Floyd would have used to place the microphones , the Damned recoded the entire album (Mason who produced Damned album)

[@Ck-zk3we]

@@bbandthesv Floyd didn’t get political until punk did. Early Floyd is totally different

[@bbandthesv]

@@Ck-zk3we That's not entirely true. While early Floyd was mainly psychedelic they were political before the Sex Pistols pushed punk to the mainstream. Dark Side had manyyyyyy political statements in it.

[@s7evens4]

Wot??? this is awesome!

[@ledzeppelinrestores]

I love the we’ll meet again intro it should have stayed on the album

[@MarvelousLXVII]

I'd like to hear The Pros and Cons tape next. He showed them both at the same time, right?

[@OaksMA_]

That is correct, I would also love to hear that but the chances of that being released are even more slim than this in full sadly :(

[@Creamaticdoa]

What is that

[@JimmyBagOfDonuts]

Super f*cking cool!