Teen Reacts To Pink Floyd - The Division Bell Album Reaction Part 4!!!

[@dr.pendyke4887]

The Division Bell was a GREAT album, top to bottom. Anyone who says otherwise is probably a PF snob, claiming it's not as grand as previous albums, but the truth is, at the time, it was perfect. It says a lot lyrically and musically, without saying too much, if you know what I mean. I like and appreciate all versions of Pink Floyd and acknowledge they are a little different but that is perfectly fine with me.

[@andreabindolini7452]

Indubitably a top notch album when comes to passion, dedication, execution and overall quality, especially in the second half (the first seems a little too pompous). Probably is also true that, like you said, it was the right album at the right time. But, still indubitably, it looks too much at the past; it tries little to nothing. Seems like a sort of "greatest hits" of Pink Floyd tunes, apart for a couple of fresh and welcomed moments (Coming Back to Life; Keep Talking). Surely one of the great albums of those years, but AMLOR with all its '80 madness, is in my view a more compact record and also a bolder one, like or not.

[@joegaffey7609]

Indubitably !

[@andreabindolini7452]

@@joegaffey7609 funny

[@overthewebb]

@@andreabindolini7452 it's the snobbery over this album that is annoying. This album is way better than anything Waters did in his solo career and people like yourself won't give it the credit it deserves

[@andreabindolini7452]

@@overthewebb Not all tastes are chocolate.

[@Leetut]

The Final Cut doesn’t get enough love

[@JM-tk8rx]

Now that you've heard the Division Bell you should watch it in concert by watching more Pulse footage. It will blow you away.

[@aspekti2]

From my perspective, one of the most underrated albums ever. A masterpiece in many different levels. Thanks for your very authentic and uplifting videos, you have a great energy!

[@williamosborne6866]

"High Hopes"...the final track on their final studio album - a truly fitting end to an incredible journey. Here they chronicle their path from obscurity to the heights of stardom, then a quiet (and less frenetic) return to 'normal' lives. The video also provides a heartfelt tribute to their fallen founder Syd Barrett.

[@ernestoparodi7515]

"Louder than words" is the last song of their last Album named "The endless river"

[@jimo7593]

​@@ernestoparodi7515 the Endless river is left over ambient and background music fron this album. David n Nick decided the fans should hear what Rick had laid down n then added the rounding out instruments. But High Hopes is what was planned and the closing tribute of the band.

[@ernestokrapf]

@@ernestoparodi7515 shhh, there's no such thing as "The Endless River", it doesn't exist, it was all a dream

[@bartholomew1613]

Wait till you watch the songs you liked from this album live. Longer solos, slide guitar... you'll be in heaven

[@roccaclassico9028]

Check out the video for "High Hopes" live in Gdansk on David Gilmour's official YT channel. He uses an orchestra and plays a beautiful acoustic outro. Really outstanding version.

[@Nosferatu388]

My point Exactly! You should really reconsider doing The Final Cut as It's a Great album & Yes Gilmour nails the guitar through out.

[@AliasMark69]

"High Hopes" Live as I saw it done.... a life changing event. A different state of mind entirely achieved.

[@randomfamilyvacations]

good to see the younger generation listening to the best band in the world

[@0gkmedia0]

You should watch the full Pulse concert. As well check out David Gilmour at Gdansk.

[@Joekary5]

Next you gotta check out David Gilmour's solo album "On An Island".

[@SmilyLord800]

"High Hopes" was played at my dad's funeral last year. He was a great Pink Floyd fan since the 60s but this track was his favorite and I absolutely see why. Much love and great reaction!

[@PickupthePieces76]

High Hopes - Gdansk version by Gilmour is absolute magic with added orchestra. 🔥🔥🔥

[@ronnie6613]

The Division Bell is a Bell that is sounded in The UK Parliament, prior to a Vote. I think it is a truly excellent Album. GENESIS, A Trick Of The Tail, is worth reviewing. Thanks Silas. Keep Rockin'🎸 RONNIE SCOTLAND 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@ianfortier6796]

100% agree, Ronnie! Although as good as Trick is, I feel Selling England By the Pound is a touch better. Just my opinion though. Cheers!

[@ronnie6613]

@@ianfortier6796 Thanks lan. Selling England By The Pound, is a True Classic. Love The Cover Painting, also. Love all The Floyd CDs. Time and Echoes, are My favourite Pink Floyd Tracks.... But, so many.

[@kentclark6420]

I really like this album, but I also like The Final Cut.

[@DJMaul1031]

When founding member and lead songwriter Roger Waters left the band in 1985, there was a LOT of drama, with many fans choosing sides. I decided I didn't need to. I love Roger's solo work. I love Gilmours version of Floyd and his solo work. You should watch their Live 8 reunion. After 20 something years of feuding, they put it aside to reunite for a one time performance for charity It's a historic performance

[@andreabindolini7452]

Humanly speaking, Gilmour had every reason. Waters acted like a jerk. And still acts as a jerk after all these years. The sad thing is that he hasn't learned anything from his own lyrics. Artistically speaking, I think that we have no need to take sides. We can love both equally.

[@lucapolidori8817]

Please don't forget Rick Wright. He was the first victim of their faida and didn't deserve that treatment. His three solo albums "Wet Dream", "Identity" and "Broken China" deserve a word.

[@andreabindolini7452]

@@lucapolidori8817 Broken China is a masterpiece. Nobody forget Rick. And, look, there was no faida, or at least that faida was not fueled by both of them. Gilmour is not the person that likes arguments. But certainly doesn't like being mistreated by a sociopath either.

[@the-NightStar]

@@andreabindolini7452 Roger Waters to this day has not improved. After David Gilmour recently recorded a tribute song for Ukraine, Waters basically just insulted David, insulted his entire family and then remarked that Pink Floyd should change their name to "Spinal Tap" Waters is an irredeemable assnugget.

[@the-NightStar]

Meanwhile with Waters, his latest album "Is This Really The World We Want" is by far his worst work since Radio K.A.O.S. So his sad attempts at clapback are the pitiful and worthless pale barks of a wounded, dying old dog still licking his scars from the shadows of irrelevance.

[@andreabindolini7452]

"High Hopes" takes the central seat here, for good reasons. Personally I strongly prefer "Sorrow" from the previous album, but I recognize the importance of this classic song. On a side note, "Lost for Words", a bitter dedication to the ex member Roger Waters, is a forgotten gem.

[@65alef]

Sono d'accordo. Ci sono altre tracce che meritano assai. " Marooned " è un capolavoro assoluto.

[@AliasMark69]

Back in O.C. Calif when I was 30 my wife heard a commercial on the radio about a P.F. show coming up. Knowing I am a Floyd fan she called the radio station (KMET - LA, “The Mighty Met”) to get information on the concert, The DJ on live radio Cynthia Fox…. said...."Congratulations, YOU are caller number 10, YOU just won tickets to the show and the Sound Check Party before the show"... I met David Gilmour back stage. He gave us both a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I told him his music will stand the test of time with anything from Beethoven or Mozart. He smiled even bigger. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know. . I told him in my eyes he’s a “Legend“. He thanked me and said “Enjoy the show”…. during the concert after the song “Money” he looked right at me and said…. “On saxophone, another Legend, Mr. Raphael Ravenscroft” … acknowledging my comment to him. It is my favorite moment in over 300 shows I’ve seen. I asked David…. How do you create those awesome solos?… he said….. I sit on a stool and listen to what Roger, Nick and Rick put down and play along. I listen to what I played and pick out what I like, then I put the pieces together into one piece then learn to play it as one. Our fans are fanatics for our shows to sound like the albums so I must play it correctly each time in a show. I have the concert Brochure and album on the wall with David’s picture centerfold.

[@styx1231]

Hi Silas i have loved PINK FLOYD from the very start Amazing Music and its Great to to a young guy Like yourself loving the Music Too Keep Loving the Music .... All the Best From Allan / Scotland🎼

[@ericmorgan204]

Just loved the Pulse Concert version of this track “High Hopes” (they’re all great really), because of the Pedal Steel guitar that follows the acoustic guitar.

[@jdlimages]

Dude, If you haven't gotten a guitar yet and are learning to play it, you need to do it right away! As much as it affects you, you would probably become great at it. And you need to do it NOW while you're young and your mind is a sponge. Just remember to thank me in about 20 years!

[@dcfan2020]

Love your enthusiasm Silas!

[@lookathistory]

A must watch is the live High Hopes on Pulse and if you want more David Gilmore live in Gdańsk with a symphony orchestra, the last show with Rick.

[@randallmccoy8581]

I'm a Pink Floyd fan from 45 years back and this album is a MUST HAVE. High Hopes has got the craziest slide guitar solo and In true Dave Gilmour style, just when you're gonze slackjawed, he ups the amazement factor. The notes he hits are outta sight but still melodically perfect. A true master.

[@lucapolidori8817]

..and the symphonic orchestra and classical guitar coda on Gdansk is breathtaking.

[@PickupthePieces76]

Most older fans got caught up in the hatefest between Roger and David and chose sides. So MLoR and TDB got a lotta hate from The Roger fans. Newer fans who don't know the backstory have no ill bias towards these albums. Not saying they are lifechanging like the 70s albums, but they are high quality music albums whether it's your taste or not. Hopefully the hateful fans don't spoil your enjoyment of these albums.

[@Divedown_25]

Great Reaction, Please don't miss/forget to react to the album Final Cut by Pink Floyd...

[@79BlackRose]

I hope he misses it. It is dreadful.

[@flubblert]

Here Here, greatly underrated Floyd album.!!

[@emmett-amber5456]

“Obscured By Clouds” is another great one. If anything I’d love to cherry pick the song “Childhood’s End” just so you can appreciate what they’re saying. It’s easily represents today. Thank you for these videos. It’s really great to see you interested in an album that some say “sucks”. I hope you guys are doing great and ready for the weekend.-Amber

[@paulnolan4971]

OBC is the stepping stone between DSOTM and WYWH. It's up there. It's one of their deepest ironically.

[@emmett-amber5456]

@@paulnolan4971 the only album that has ever had me on the fence for them is “PGD” but that’s because it’s such a psychedelic sound that it really throws me off sometimes 😂. -Amber

[@Andy-Capp]

You have to listen to the Pulse Live version of High Hopes.

[@mikesperl5586]

Agree!!!!!

[@SugarcatPlays]

High hopes gives me an existential crisis of my own mortaliy

[@195511SM]

The album cover is completely cool to stare at....& as far as videos go....'High Hopes' is awesome too. Someday....you'll have to listen to 'Ummagumma'.

[@martintayler23]

Than you Silas for your honest and great reaction to this and previous albums. Its great to see you and your girlfriend react to this group who I have been following since I bought 'UmmaGumma' in 1971....I am lucky to have seen them in concert as well. For your entertainment David Gilmour has just posted on his channel a live recording from Abbey Road Studios of 'Astronomy Domine', a Syd Barrett song from their first album, 'Piper at the Gates of Dawn'. I think you will like it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH2lqX2Caqxme6c

[@geekexmachina]

I knew you would like high hopes it really is mint. For me the song is about tired old men dreaming of empire and voting for the return to the old ways power inhibiting progress, in some ways it feels very relevant to some of what we are experiencing in the UK. The interesting thing here is the tempo of the song feels like a ringing bell like it is enslaved to it. As for lost for words, the irony is it has a lot of lyrics ;). As you say there is a lot of music out there and many paths to choose, also remember your personal taste and others may not always match but that is fine sometimes the exploration itself is the important thing.

[@jeffalmond]

Steel lap guitar…..gets me every time…

[@bigguygoogle457]

Pure magic on the acoustic guitar. Most just strum it. David pics it and makes it sing...

[@kellydelay18]

High hopes live pulse

[@callumeele]

A very underrated album, imho. This was the first PF album I ever listened to, and it became a soundtrack to my teenage years. Lyrically, it may not be as clever as the RW albums, but very poignant nonetheless. And regardless of lyrics, the soundscapes are magical. Gilmour and Wright perfection. Marooned, Keep Talking, and High Hopes are my highlights. Great reaction too. I was able to relive it through you

[@helenespaulding7562]

It’s been so long since just sat and listened to this album. To those of you out ther who are familiar with Jackson Browne’s work: doesn’t the melodic line and the chord progressions of Lost for Words sound exactly like something Jackson would do? Not the instrumentation…,,that’s Floyd. But the melody. Anybody else here that? Silas, if you haven’t heard any Jackson Browne, check him out Check out The Pretender.

[@janistan]

Hello again, Silas! I've enjoyed your Pink Floyd-journey so far, and there is at least one great album left: "Obscured by Clouds" (1972). -And of course "Live from Pompeii", where Gilmour goes berserk on his guitar. Since your wise uncle likes storytelling, try "Alice's Restaurant" by Arlo Guthrie from 1967, it's 18 minutes of pure joy! I also recommend Steppenwolf: "Born to be wild", "The Pusher", "Magic carpet ride", "Renegade" and so on... Bon voyage!

[@zildamsilmij]

Silas, you need to check out "Keep Talking" from the Pulse Concert. The talk box solo will blow your mind.

[@josephferreira4917]

David Gilmour just re-released him playing live from Abbey Road studio playing old classics with his gold Fender Strat

[@richardbeaton7324]

This live from the Pulse concert when he gets to the solo that shit can make me cry ! haha

[@paulwren8504]

Your Reactions are so honest, keep on . My second favourite after DSOTM

[@bcathard]

Thanks. I enjoyed watching your journey through this work. It seems like you enjoyed it as much as I do.

[@LuddyVonBeat]

Great reaction! Your reaction helped me convince this album is a masterpiece. First I preferred "A momentary lapse of reason", now I love this one equally or more.

[@OneEyeBlinkn]

One cool thing about Pink Floyd ...We have 3 versions of Floyd we have Syd Barret as lead Then Roger Waters as Lead then David Gilmour as Lead ..And all 3 versions very very successful and they all brought something different to the table and that is why they will live on for ever...They are not a singles based group they are about the Albums and Live Concerts They do what they want not what a record label tells them what they want..They never gave up on the Fans Like Led Zep and the Beatles did....And with the Division Bell and the Pulse tour they went out on top of there game a bowed out with grace...Now they did do one more Album after Division Bell and that is the Endless River ..But do not listen to it until you have listend to all Floyd over and over and understand them...And then listen to Endless River...Its is for the most part a Audio Biography of Pink Floyds carrier if you know what to listen for....This album is only for a true Floydian to rap your ears around....Enjoy your journey threw time and space and where Floyd will take you mind to...Welcome to Machine of PINK FLOYD...And do check out David Gilmour and Roger Waters solo works out ....For me Roger leaving was for the best cuz now i have 2 Pink Floyds to listen to hope you understand what i mean...

[@paulnolan4971]

High Hopes is the pièce de résistance. It's a pulchritudinous flashback to rivers of green sliding unseen beneath the trees In lazy water meadows. The middle eight always gets me.

[@helenespaulding7562]

A flashback cannot be pulchritudinous…..😏

[@helenespaulding7562]

@@marcelliott1111 words are fun to play with! But then, I’m a word nerd. I think the pulchritude (based on the Latin for beautiful) has almost exclusively been used to describe beauty in a woman. It would sound out of place even describing a beautiful landscape. A pulchritudinous mountain or river? Weird. There’s almost a whiff of voluptuousness to the word. But the word beauty I think could stretch through time So to me DSOTM is not pulchritudinous. Physical not, as the record or cd is not beautiful. Emotionally exquisite perhaps? Emotionally pulchritudinous? No. Sonically pulchritudinous? Maybe…sure…at a stretch. Frankly, I’ve just never heard the word applied except to a woman. And I’m 75. Now, of course, you rarely hear it at all because our rich heritage of vocabulary in English has declined so much. They’ve probably removed pulchritude from the SAT’s because it’s too hard. But here’s a thought about time: Nostalgia ..a mixture of happiness, sadness, loss, grief, wistfulness, gratefulness, impossible yearning. A very human emotion expressed so well in High Hopes It is ineffably human. And I think, often sadly beautiful. So that binds a beautiful emotion with time. Have I lost you completely? Just some musings. Would love your thoughts but completely understand if you’re thinking “hell no, get me away from this woman” 😉 PS. On second thought, I think you could use that word for a knockout male. I mean, a younger Robert Plant was most definitely pulchritudinous! 😁

[@bmille2121]

at the end of the song David is playing lap steel guitar which means a guitar you can play on your lap but usually it’s on a mounted table in concert and you have to see him play it live it’s amazing. David Gilmour is the god of lap steel guitars. It’s not the first time it has ever been in what is called a Pink Floyd song.

[@jimj9729]

I did not really care for this album when it was first released, but it has grown on me so much over time that I now rank it as my third favorite PF album, behind only Wish You Were Here and Dark Side of the Moon. As you explore the history of the band, and learn more about Syd Barrett in particular, a lot of the lyrics on this album will fall into place. It was a perfect sendoff and requiem for Pink Floyd.

[@gandalf679]

high hopes (et al) is one of my favorite songs...if you listen carefully, you can hear this bell on another album, I'll challenge you to listen for it...Rock ON!!

[@Divedown_25]

If you want a special treat...listen to Nightwish live rendition of the song High Hope with Marrkuu on voice...you will understand when you hear it. You can react to it if you want... Even David Gilmour have said it was a great rendition.

[@OneEyeBlinkn]

And also check out Alan Parsons Project and Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells

[@michaelforsyth2039]

Great album reaction, It’s a great album, guess it did split the fans but I enjoyed it and forgot how much until I listened again along with you… guess you get lots of requests so I thought I would throw one out to you,, be great if you reacted to porcupine tree, suppose they are modern prog but have some fantastic stuff out there, especially the live content on KZbin, should try them out starting with “arriving somewhere but not here” it’s a great watch 😁👍

[@79BlackRose]

That's David Gilmour's little boy Charlie answering the phone at the end lol. 😊

[@mikewatts867]

Which for me, represents hope for the future, with the next generation, after the themes of division and lack of communication in the earlier songs.

[@79BlackRose]

@@mikewatts867 Although Charlie hangs up on Steve (the manager) who is calling, haha!

[@mikewatts867]

@@79BlackRose yep! Speaks to the next generations(s) treading their own new path without all the bullshit of the previous generations lol!

[@79BlackRose]

@@mikewatts867 lol, true!

[@kevinsaleeba2201]

I always got a Fat Old Sun/Wish You Were Here musical vibe from Lost for Words. Good tune!

[@jesusgonzalezs9655]

I was spending my time in the doldrums I was caught in a cauldron of hate I felt persecuted and paralysed I thought that everything else would just wait While you are wasting your time on your enemies Engulfed in a fever of spite Beyond your tunnel vision, reality fades Like shadows into the night To martyr yourself to caution Is not gonna help at all Because there'll be no safety in numbers When the right one walks out of the door Can you see your days blighted by darkness? Is it true you beat your fists on the floor? Stuck in a world of isolation While the ivy grows over the door So I open my door to my enemies And I ask could we wipe the slate clean But they tell me to please go fuck myself You know you just can't win

[@AD270479]

The folk that don't like it, are the hardcore Roger Waters fans. Because it has no Waters influence and isn't your typical Pink Floyd album. Some folk like that, because they think Roger was just constantly going over the same 'war' kinda theme with a lot of the albums. But others aren't so keen on him not being involved because this album doesn't flow together seamlessly like the others, where it tells a story like a book.

[@dundeeguy]

Still need to do echoes live at pompeii , not sure you could take the gilmores guitar riffs though 😂

[@robertmason9804]

Arguably one of the best Pink Floyd productions historically through the bands decades of music, but sadly the masterpiece High Hopes was the last Pink Floyd song with lyrics produced. To me, the band saved the best work, creativity, thought provoking musical production for the end.❤ The Pulse live version will blow your mind.

[@daveelliott7216]

Another pulse must watch

[@josephferreira4917]

they toured with this bell used in the house of commons to vote yeay or Nay the the political vote of the day .

[@dv2u2]

Awesome slide guitar work!

[@jimo7593]

you need to check out the PULSE versions of high hopes and keep talking, you'll see Gilmour use the talk box with his guitar n that should clarify a few things for you in that regard.

[@lindawilber]

Thank you!

[@mikewatts867]

I know how you have other music to react to, and you haven’t yet dived into early Pink Floyd or The Final Cut, but when you do “Floyd” again I would suggest continuing to move forward first. David Gilmour’s later solo work. He was always a guitar God but once he started wearing Jimi Hendrix’s guitar strap (with the Xs), he somehow went next level for me. On and Island and Rattle That Lock were both great albums, but rather than listening to the albums, I suggest doing his live performances of those songs. For On an Island, he performa the entire album pretty much in its entirety (two live videos, one called Remember That Night, and another live in Gdnask). And for Rattle That Lock, live in Pompeii in 2016. Those live performance are just amazing and his guitar work is among the best he’s ever done. I think you will enjoy seeing the close-ups of him playing the strings. Then when you finish with those, go back and hit the earlier Floyd that you haven’t reacted to yet. My suggestion anyway

[@79BlackRose]

Great reaction Silas, as always. Deep Purple next please. Ngl, there will be a lot of "that guitar" and "that voice" and "those drums"! 😃

[@KM769]

You have 8 more Pink Floyd albums to listen. Look for early PF (1967-72).

[@johnthompson6374]

What poetry can do. Peace/JT

[@helenespaulding7562]

Lost for Words just HAD to be directed at Roger Waters and those who vilified Gilmour at that time

[@joseluisrosas328]

Check live at Pompeii , specially echos.

[@marian6714]

react to High hopes live in gdansk

[@axiompictures2001]

Atom Heart Mother!

[@rokkkrinn2793]

Division Bell is better than Momentary Lapse and the Final Cut.. I think you should check out Rush, Xanadu live in 81. It's a trip.

[@jimo7593]

it's typically the Roger fan Boys that put the album down. You know, the typical "no Roger, no floyd".

[@ericmorgan204]

NOT that I’m trying to get you away from PF, but if you’re looking for another great group with a magnificent guitarist, may I suggest Dire Straits “Sultans of Swing?” I recommend doing the audio version first, then the same song live at the “Alchemy” Concert (the extended guitar solo at the live gig, will blow your mind) Trust me, you’ll love them, but until then, more PF Please.

[@meadowkell]

High Hopes live from Pulse concert. Please and thank you

[@garrymcculloch2826]

High Hopes is in the top 5 or so of my personal favorites from Pink Floyd. I see you enjoyed this but I suggest to you that you should listen to the Pulse version or the David Gilmour live at Gdansk version. But I'll just give you prior warning........You will lose your shit when you listen. Far better versions imo.

[@m.jodeit6935]

I don't like the Floyd without Roger Waters very much, but TDB is definitely a great album and High Hopes for sure one of the best songs ever written! Maybe you could do some legendary old PF stuff, like Interstellar Overdrive, (Ufo version), or Careful with that axe live at Brighton dome 72, or Set the controls for the heart of the sun. I promise, you will not be disappointed!

[@79BlackRose]

It is so much better than the Waters dominated disaster The Final Cut.

[@paulnolan4971]

@@79BlackRose lol that was not a disaster. Way too much on that album not to be important AND canon lol

[@79BlackRose]

@@paulnolan4971 I actually listened to it again last week and it was just as bad as I remembered it. If it didn't say Pink Floyd on the sleeve I doubt I would even have it in my collection. Thankfully, it was The Final Moan as far as Roger Waters was concerned.

[@m.jodeit6935]

@@79BlackRose To appreciate music it has to resonate with something within us. The final cut is probably the most depressed album ever, but if you are familiar with the darker sides of life, you will be deeply moved by it. I think that many people are afraid of the feelings that might become stirred up, that might be another reason why many people don't like it. For me, it was my first record ever at age 11, and I loved it from the start!

[@79BlackRose]

@@m.jodeit6935 Unfortunately, I am all too familiar with the dark sides of life. I think I could cope with the lyrical content if there was some musical antidote to it all, such as on Animals (my second favourite album of theirs). But Roger bludgeoned everyone else to such an extent that their spirit and their contributions were severely affected.

[@paulnolan4971]

Final Cut/Pros and Cons/Amused to Death. You aint finished yet lol

[@chicharitodelta7672]

Now we Need to start with Dire Straits Silas plese!

[@juliamontenegro6868]

You should react to Yes

[@jc5247]

Shame you didn't or couldn't do the videos. 'lost for words " another song about Roger if you like. "high Hopes " the transition from acoustic to slide is amazing. Actually these songs at "pulse 1994 " are better. Their live shows are far better than studio or Cd's recording.

[@renekarfinger8341]

Listen what the most intelligent Human is saying☝🏼 Keep talking! Rip Stephen Hawking

[@Bjy001]

I say stick with Floyd a bit longer before you move on. Go back to the beginning. 1st album Piper at the Gates of Dawn. Find out how all this magic happened. I'm sure you'll get to Pompeii eventually. However if you're moving on and guitar is what you're looking for check out Van Halen.

[@donfite9269]

More Supertramp.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Aerosmith !

[@josephferreira4917]

first track dedicated to Roger Waters as he watches the ivory grow over the door cuz of his pettiness

[@justinatest9456]

I think you've missed out on The Final Cut, and that it is worth a listen for sure. It is the last Floyd album with Roger, and was released after The Wall, and before A Momentary Lapse of Reason. It is essentially a Roger Waters solo album, and it will serve as an opportunity to compare post-Roger Pink Floyd, and post-Floyd Roger Waters. Even though it's practically a Roger Waters solo album it comes with the bonus of some Gilmour guitar solos, and a bit of Gilmour's vocals. It's a good opportunity to see what each 'side' brought to the band now that you've heard Floyd without Roger.

[@JoeandAngie]

Time to swerve... Sad Wings of Destiny Stained Class

[@fadifarha431]

Division Bell is a great album. I enjoy the music from David Gilmour so much more than Roger Waters. Waters keeps playing the wall and that stupid Final Cut for his whole life. Anything new by him I'm sure is just a miserable self loathing song. Always crying about his father.

[@justinatest9456]

Roger Waters on Pink Floyd after he left the band: "With all due respect to the people who went out and bought those records, they are just rubbish. Particularly The Division Bell; it's just nonsense from beginning to end. A Momentary Lapse of Reason had a couple of really nice tunes on it that, had I still been in the band, those chord sequences and melodies would have been made it onto a record that I was involved in. But conceptually and lyrically, it's just rubbish, partly because it's not true. It's like, "Let's try and write songs that sound as if they're Pink Floyd and make records that sound like Pink Floyd records."

[@79BlackRose]

Roger Waters is an arrogant arse.

[@brutus1119]

And that would be why a lot of people find Waters to be a pretentious wanker, jealous that he wasn't involved 😑