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time to meet
ještě nevím
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Did you know that on the Wall tour Rick Wright was no longer a member of the band and only played as a hired musician?
Did you know that although Meddle contains the anthem of Liverpool FC, Waters is a devoted supporter of the London “Gunners” Arsenal FC?
Did you know that the band never played In The Flesh? live? At The Wall concerts it was always played by a substitute band and no other Pink Floyd gigs included the song.
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Amused To Death
release date:
7.9. 1992
catalog numbers:
CD (1992) - SONY COL 4687612
LP (1992) - SONY COL 4687610 (2LP-box, limited edition)
songs:
- The Ballad Of Bill Hubbart
- What God Wants, part 1
- Perfect Sense, part 1
- Perfect Sense, part 2
- The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range
- Late Home Tonight, part 1
- Late Home Tonight, part 2
- Too Much Rope
- What God Wants, part 2
- What God Wants, part 3
- Watching TV
- Three Wishes
- It's A Miracle
- Amused To Death
Recorded in the following studios: The Billiard Room, Olympic Studios, CTS Studios, Angel Studios, Abbey Road Studios, London; Compass Point Studios, Nassau; Devonshire Studios, Evergreen Recording, Johnny Yuma Recording, Los Angeles
Produced by:
Patrick Leonard
and Roger Waters
Artwork: Christopher Austopehuk, Mark Burdett, Paul M. Martin, Tony Kaye, Richard Haughton
- There were too many musicians involved in the recording to be listed here. You can find the complete list
here.
poznámka:
According to both the fans and the critics, Amused to Death is Roger Waters best album ever (for many, this includes even the Pink Floyd albums). There are catchy tunes, interesting intermezzos, so typical of Pink Floyd albums, not to mention the concept, even though it is not as clear as with the other Waters works,
Radio K.A.O.S. or
The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking.
War seizes to be the common theme of the songs (although it is still present, but this time it is the Persian Gulf War rather than WWII). Amused to death focuses mostly on TV and its impact on people's lives and psychology.
Perhaps that is the reason why the album sounds so anti-american (which had negative impact on the sales in the USA).
With this album, Waters left the themes of war and the pain from the loss of his father behind. He dedicated it to Private William Hubbard. With Hubbard. Roger spent countless hours speaking with Hubbard's friend Alf Razzell about death, the meaning of wars and other negative thing and their impact on people and was inspired.
Another interesting thing is that Roger recorded many different guitar parts as well as plenty other instruments, except one the bass guitar, his typical instrument. He only shared the bass part on It's A Miracle with James Johnson.
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English version by:
Vít Benešovský, Jan "Johnny" Petrus |
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