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Roger Waters solo career

Discussion in 'Music' started by dumbblonde74D, Jun 7, 2004.

  1. dumbblonde74D

    dumbblonde74D Member

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    if you know Roger Waters from his career with Pink Floyd and enjoy his music you might like Rogers solo career. I know I love Rogers solo career.
    I love his album Amused to Death.
     
    dumbblonde74D, Jun 7, 2004
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  3. madcrappie

    madcrappie crazy fish

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    damn, get over roger waters, seriously! he looks like a freekin ape for chrissake!!

    amused to death isnt a bad album by any means...... and finally I got to see roger waters in 99, which was an awesome experience for me. I finally did get to see his solo stuff performed live.
     
    madcrappie, Jun 7, 2004
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  5. thehipsterdufus

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    I bought 'The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking' and 'Radio KAOS', and liked them when they came out. The Wall - Live was great with all the guest musicians.

    His best work is definitely with the Floyd, though.
     
    thehipsterdufus, Jun 7, 2004
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  7. Pressed_Rat

    Pressed_Rat Do you even lift, bruh?

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    I used to look favorably upon some of Waters' solo work, but that didn't last long.

    However, Waters' first solo album/collaboration with Ron Geesin, titled Music From the Body (1970) is a great piece of collage music. I recommend it to anyone who likes Frank Zappa's experimental, late 60's works.

    As far as Waters' other solo albums, they sound too clean and professional for their own good. I just can't stand music with ultra-sleek production and uber-professional, super-bland musicianship. One word comes to mind and that's BORING.
     
    Pressed_Rat, Jun 7, 2004
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