Don't ever forget thath this album also was recorded in the aftermath of the Falkland Island "war", and as such must be considered as a commet to this, and geopolitics, as a whole. Still my #3 album of PF :)
Definitely the best song off of that.. very very mid album. (There's other good songs on in too though.. like Goodbye, Soothe My Soul or All That's Mine)
Yeah,i used to follow you on the channel than had most subs,and told you often than that channel was a better window for this kind of content, i am sure you had one channel with arround 25k subs,but cant find it now. And like that time,i repeat my words,you just need put some "discipline" on practice,find a formula of do videos and reacts,and work arround that,dont need overstend a reaction,try to be more familiar with the subs,try to make thems interact more with you,and try react arround the stuff you like most,or subs ask you more to check,try see our recomends about stuff to react and dont be nerveous,i still remember you did pretty well before,and i am sure you can do it again.
I actually feel like it's a mother's daughter perspective, at the concentration camp. Men and women were seperated. Perhaps father and brother were killed.
The problem with this entire album is well represented in this song (basically a spinoff of Comfortably Numb): the climax is reached with the guitar solo, a typical moment of resolve. On the contrary, the album is too shy, verbose with anti-climax music, the exact opposite of Pink Floyd skills and grandeur (specifically the ability to take the listener to another dimension). Good song, but Gilmour was right: the album is made of The Wall discarded pieces.
In the UK at space centres they play the album dark side of the moon while projecting the images of the video on the inside of the dome. Its amazing and so cheap.
Paranormal contact link youtube.com/@paranormalcontact83?si=TyLnvQrbGzw6JBHM D&R Exploreing link youtube.com/@drexplores?si=LlME7VpSRJtvBRGF Daveo's Adventures Link youtube.com/@daveosadventures?si=hg3GvShdZVKtrMM9
I always though the line "And maniacs don't blow holes through bandsmen by remote control" was referring to the maniac that killed John Lennon .. let the discussion begin
