Pink Floyd

The Wall

One of the pioneers of the rock opera, this album is a dense, intricate, brutally honest dissection of Roger Waters lifestyle and past, with each following chapter becoming more depressing and powerful. Between guitar licks and pained vocals are layers of vocal clips, atmosphere and noises that create a terrified and fragile world filled with the dark side of drugs, sex, and rock and roll, all while seeming 100% genuine and 500% terrifying. While replays of this album could seem quite daunting, ... read more

I remember seeing Roger Waters perform The Wall in its entirety back in 2012 vividly. My father and I spent a collective $500 to sit as far away as possible from the stage, making the figures of performers indistinguishable. As the lights dimmed, and In The Flesh? started to play, my father and I immediately knew the money we spent for this show was well worth it. The performers, the visuals, and the well being simultaneously built in the background was astounding, not to mention the the ... read more

pothead trash

The more I listen to the record the more generic I feel the lyrics are. Many records have done what The Wall did and Waaaaaaaaaaaaaay better but that's just me. I love me some Pink Floyd but this is a cringe fest. Sometimes a snoozer too.