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The Final Cut (Requiem for a Post-War Dream) was the final Pink Floyd album to feature Roger Waters (who is the sole songwriter for this record) and the only album not to feature Richard Wright on keyboards. How does it hold up?

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The Final Cut Review.mp4

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Stephen Jules Rubin

agreed th ego and fghtig and backsory seme to obvisly have overake ncrave gelling bu s still musc by som amazing aiss and has momeens and do dig two suns and gnners...nt as much as mos of ei stuff but thers god stuff lyrcaly and oherwise.....bu overal agre ..again

Debbie America

Some very funny moments in this review. I will always admire Roger’s anti-war activism and obviously his father’s death deeply effected his commitment to ending war. However Roger just does not have the emotional vocal depth to convey that in this album. Yeah the solo in Gunner’s Dream by Clapton in the live version is great, after all its Clapton, but the song itself seems dis-jointed. Well the Tigers Break Free is an emotional moment. The Wall is the Wall! It’s a great Pink Floyd album. But trying to continue the Wall 2 here seems like someone stayed too late at the party. This is not a Floyd album to me. Without Dave, Rick, and Nick it’s just musical masterbation by Roger! Ha! I don’t like the cover either. Looking forward to hearing Dave’s next musical contributions! 🎵 Great Review!