and Cons of Hitchhiking', and musically and vocally `...Life' is very much in the same style of those ones. So if you're not a fan Roger Waters: Is This the Life We Really Want? review – protest prog". The Observer. Archived from the original on 8 June 2017 . Retrieved 8 June 2017. Roger Waters Is This the Life We Really Want?". Exclaim!. Archived from the original on 4 June 2017 . Retrieved 2 June 2017. at least half of the album is made up of ol' Rog strumming along on acoustic guitar, or crooning mournfully over sparse piano Completely noticeable from the first play is how producer Godrich has spared no expensive in delivering a gorgeous sonic

Man this is such a good album and I wasn't expecting it I must admit. I hope Roger gets the peace he so needs even late in life. And thanks for the amazing music including of course the incredible music of PINK FLOYD. I'm really hoping there's more of this from Roger in the future. It is interesting to see Roger Waters release what may be his most accessible solo album so late in his career but it’s just as refreshing to see that his wit hasn’t dulled with time. His critiques on current events remain as preachy yet insightful as they were in his prime, even if the actual songs run together after a while. It may be a little too derivative for anybody outside of hardcore Pink Floyd fans to gravitate to, but anybody who’s been paying attention should find plenty to appreciate here. The music is spectacular and Roger Waters might be 73 years old, but he can hold himself in a song-write-off. There's a lot of typical Roger Waters here. Some of the songs, such as Picture That, implore the listener to picture the mundane, and the horror with which war can insert itself into the mundane -- suddenly making those otherwise dull moments, moments of peace. If there's a standout song, "Imagine That" is it. Well, odd in parts, I've always considered Waters' solo work of high quality, and I pretty much love all of his solo

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Roger Waters: Is This the Life We Really Want?" (in Finnish). Musiikkituottajat – IFPI Finland. Retrieved 11 June 2017. Waters has called this a concept album, and it does have that coherence. But there is a downside: what you might positively spin as a lugubrious uniformity could be viewed more negatively as repetitively bleak. There are fillips for long-term fans. Picture That has the psych propulsion of One Of These Days Floyd, A Part Of Me Died features a Gilmour-esque descending guitar line, while Oceans Apart has elegiacal echoes of Wish You Were Here.

change it all, then this is the album for you. If you don't appreciate such things, and the somewhat hectoring tomesSo, as an example, you’re CNN. I mean it’s story, after story, after story is bad. I won. I won. And the other thing, chaos. There’s zero chaos. We are running. This is a fine-tuned mach- Album Chart" (in Korean). Gaon. Archived from the original on 12 August 2017 . Retrieved 12 August 2017.