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Perhaps the Wall? Why yes, the Album, at least a few times. Then the movie.

@@Rembrant65 You can pretty much get the idea behind the entire movie, and the album by watching the full concert. (1980s concerts' visual quality is not great and the 2010s ones provide a great visuals and decent audio, yet I think the 1990 one is the most iconic one - which is done by Roger Waters after leaving PF) If you want to go down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole and listening to each album a few times, I have a great news for you Roger Waters has a few solo albums following the same theme as he used to set back in Pink Floyd.

Yes, listening to a single song from the wall and trying to understand the meaning is like trying to understand the movie Fight Club from just the first two rules of fight club. There is more going on than is readily apparent.

Agreed this album should really only be heard all at once for the first few listens.

I'd say the same thing goes by listening to Pink Floyd's "Animals" LP in it's entirety also. Well if you want to get the real true vibe & energy of the album anyway, ya dig? Just saying... ++Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Souls My Friends++ 🤘😉🤘

Sad but true.

That’s why a family needs a dad.

Yep 'Toxic Femininity' is a thing, it's just rarely talked about.

Agree totally.

Are all these your guitars

@@mick6721pink is the individual in Roger waters head when he was struggling mentally with Sid Barrett and all the other stuff this albums is a reflect of his in mind it’s fabulous

I am constantly fighting against the same dynamic with my wife and moreso, mother in law "It's too cold to go outside!" "You can't do that, it's too dangerous!" "You're not old enough to do that, too young!" "Careful, don't get hurt." Careful, watch out for strangers in the neighborhood! You can't go to the playground by yourself! It's too far! (Three blocks over) Put a jacket on or you'll get sick! Meanwhile, I got my eye exploded out of my head by a raw egg at aged 17 and after a rough decade or two, the strength I gained from it is absolutely a defining characteristic of my life.

@@Mhantraxhow did a raw egg do that?

@@mem1701movies one of those extremely unlikely outcomes. We were playing war games with 90 dozen raw eggs. My friend's dad owned an egg farm. Soo, yeah, somehow the egg hit, didn't break. Eyeball popped like what happens when you stomp on an orange. Everything came out of it. Still booked to this day, after a year of surgeries to try to save it.

​@@Mhantrax IDK about all that my friend. I think a mother changing a child's mind by her reaction seeing a bug or worm is much different in comparison to the points you referenced. The points your wife & mother-in-law speak on are just plain common sense really. Maybe it's me but I don't see the same dynamics at all in comparison to a slimy worm or ugly bug. You mention things that keep people protected from harm in this world or harming themselves. Also good advice that instills moral values & principles on their path in life. I mean don't you think it makes perfect sense to tell not only a child but everyone around you to be careful of the danger's so they don't get hurt? It does to me, I've stressed work safety my entire career as an Ironworker & the one's I look after everyday as a steward on job sites. Just imagine if I or no one else expressed the danger's when we're hanging beams 50 stories high in the sky with nothing around us but the open air. Trust me, everyday is just as important as the day before & the next one to come. It's especially important in a trade like mine to remind Ironworker's in my crew every single day when we walk those beams. Just knowing I'm dealing with a bunch of crazy MFer let's me know they need to be reminded. Cuz you've got to be a little off your rocker to do the job we do everyday in the first place. So it's eccential to remind them on "safety first," otherwise they start getting comfortable & think they're invincible & do stoopid shlt. Which is when people get hurt or possibly even... I ain't even gonna say it, you already know, enough said. That's only one example of many I'm making that even comes close to the same dynamics of worms. Don't get it twisted, I'm not saying to shelter everyone in the world or coddle them so they don't take any risks in life. Again, you should know that already knowing my trade as an Ironworker. I'm just saying be smart about it & use common sense to understand the difference between right & wrong. 🤔. +Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul My Friend+ 🤘😉🤘

I 2nd this suggestion. This album is a masterpiece and the movie always stays with me for days after I see it. It's sad and introspective but seeing the work as a whole in one piece is important, I think.

It's honestly one of those movies that you will never forget where and when you watch it. Some movies are entertaining but The Wall is moving

I would disagree on the narcissist aspect, Mr. Waters is most certainly a narcissist and the whole Wall album is him psycho-analyzing himself and then having the ego of being able to diagnose himself because he felt that sure of himself.

​@@robertevans2450nah. It's about the cyclical nature of humanity.

You do listen to the lyrics or you won’t get it. 90% of the reaction videos missed the point of this song completely

@@skumflum3768 Calm down, it’s not a literal statement

​@@ctcanine Right on my friend some people just don't get it. 🤔 But I'm with ya & feel the exact same way as you do. +Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul My Friend+ 🤘😉🤘

Or watch the film, gives you a much better understanding about what it's all about. And knowing it's after Dark Side of the Moon that changed the band view of the fans.

Thank you so much 😁

​@rayactions At 67 years old I still have the original albums Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall. Last week I bought the remastered versions of both albums, again on vinyl. Still amazing, even more then ever before. Thank you for your lovely reaction!

I am amused by the many reactors that think it's about a healthy relationship between a mother and a child. I am glad this reactor tot the tone right.

I would recommend watching The Wall first because I have yet to see anyone react to this song with any sort of understanding of the lyrics.

The best is from 20-teens?....when he duets with his younger self. Really good.

Still have the original album. Bought the latest remastered version last week. Amazing more than ever! Specially with headphones.

I never thought that Geldof made a good Pink. Otherwise, a good film!

@@lemming9984 I love Bob in the movie. Do you not just like him or his performance

@@RockinMamaT I have nothing against Bob (I never liked the Boomtown Rats), but I don't think his face fitted what I thought of as a 70s rock star (!), and I don't think the performance was great. TBH I can't think of anyone else that WOULD have made a good Pink!

@@lemming9984 Oh I just liked the way he fit to the syhcopathic parts it was definitely ahead of it's time

Bob has always criticized his own acting performance in "The Wall," quoting as an embarrassing part of his life. Waters was originally supposed to play Pink in the movie however he couldn't really cut it either. One reason Geldof got the part was his close resemblance to Syd Barrett. Which Pink's character as a rockstar & addict in the movie is said that Waters based it off of Syd's real life. And the part as a child who went through trials & tribulations of losing his father in war & school teachers discipline is more so based off of Waters childhood himself. Either way IMO anyway, "The Wall" was still a good movie & always a good time at the midnight movies back in the day for sure. It was one of those times when all you can say is, "You had to be there to understand." 🤔😉 Just saying... +Peace Rock n' Roll 4 Your Souls My Friends+ 🤘😎🤘