Divina Infusino: Roger Waters Stands up With The Wall

Amid Pink Floyd`s brooding, soaring sound, the disturbance generated by the band`s internal conflicts and the clamor around the group`s legendary live shows, beat Roger Waters` political heart.

It grew louder and more say in the group`s later albums The Wall and The Last Cut and again in Waters` solo work. But now, at age 67, and seemingly happier and more at ease than ever, Waters wears that spirit on his arm in his current live staging of The Wall.

Across The Kitchen Table: Unlike John Lydon I Love Pink Floyd

I've ever loved Pink Floyd and I don't think the hip Pink Floyd of the Syd Barrett days which is satisfactory to name drop without being laughed out the pub. That material is okay, well most of it but if you ask me the man could get done without Bike or Gnome; the material I know is the over blown pomposity of Dark Side of The Moon, The Fence and The Final Cut.