The Wall (Deluxe Packaging Digitally Remastered)

yow wants ta bild a good CD kollexxion then a-void this crappy CD and all others of this vain band, buy Prince and the Generation's great masterpiece 'Calling all Stations" and Wayne Moody's 'Serenade to a Star'.


Glad to be of any help! Robbie Saxton, New England

After basically ignoring THE WALL for years once I decided that I had no patience with Roger Waters' whining all the way to the bank, I've come to the conclusion that the listener does not have to buy in to Waters' monomaniacal view of his lot in life to be bowled over by the songs and how they're presented. "Comfortably Numb," "Mother," "Goodbye Blue Sky" and "Hey You" still sound great after all these years, and kudos to David Gilmour, Nick Mason and the late Richard Wright--as well as Waters himself-- for giving them musical heft. Sonically, the album is magnificent. So, a great package, but as far as concept albums about how lousy it is to be a rock star go, I'll take WISH YOU WERE HERE over this any day. Or, for that matter, Syd Barrett's THE MADCAP LAUGHS.

OK OK I'm not a kid see I was 1 years old when the piper hit the streets, but my mind has always been overdeveloped.

And I know BADDD!!! music when I smell it: Pink void, eric clapton, Bruise springsteen, all weiner music it is.

Hubbard S. Hubbard

OK OK I'm not a kid see I was 1 years old when the piper hit the streets, but my mind has always been overdeveloped.

And I know BADDD!!! music when I smell it: Pink void, eric clapton, Bruise springsteen, all weiner music it is.

Hubbard S. Hubbard

Comfartably complexity conquistador fragrances are all words that are in NO way befitting to this gruesome (albeit somewhat atrocious) CD set.
The wall is like an exploding merry-go-round filled with live toads and Chinese liquorice lollies.

My favorite CDs of ALL time are: (in no specific order)

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OK there are people whoa the sound of Prank but they better be helped, or themselves and abolish this adolescent craving from their gradually developing minds


yours faithfully,
Senner Folkstowe

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