WATERS ON THE BRAIN
Welcome back my friends to the neuroses that never end. Once again Pink Floyd’s latest album finds lead “conceptualist” Roger Waters scrunched-up in fetal position, using vinyl as his psycharist’s couch. The problem that patient Waters intends to address this time around concerns, according to the official Columbia Records press release, the following: “the disillusionment of a generation that saw the hopes and dreams coming out of the second war go unfulfilled., the frustration and anger brought to mind by all conditions of economic upheaval, impending war, poverty or another holocaust...” blah, blah, blah.
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WATERS ON THE BRAIN
PINK FLOYD The Final Cut (Columbia)
by
Jim Farber
Welcome back my friends to the neuroses that never end. Once again Pink Floyd’s latest album finds lead “conceptualist” Roger Waters scrunched-up in fetal position, using vinyl as his psycharist’s couch. The problem that patient Waters intends to address this time around concerns, according to the official Columbia Records press release, the following: “the disillusionment of a generation that saw the hopes and dreams coming out of the second war go unfulfilled., the frustration and anger brought to mind by all conditions of economic upheaval, impending war, poverty or another holocaust...” blah, blah, blah.