Episode 94 – Pink Floyd Part 16, The Final Cut
In this episode we tackle a most difficult album. The Final Cut suffers from a lack of group input yet is extremely poignant, eloquent and beautiful. Roger Waters was able to take leftovers from The Wall and craft it into a commentary on the state of things in the 1980’s. The Final Cut features very clear and graphic imagery, emotional melodies and unusual song / album structure. The absence of Richard Wright is, perhaps, most keenly felt. The Final Cut may not be the easiest Pink Floyd record to get your head around, but we at The Palaver feel that it on well worth the effort.
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