Pink Floyd – The Final Cut (Vinyl)
CBS Records (1983)
$35.00
Hard To Find Original 1983 Australian Pressing! Gatefold Cover & Vinyl Still In Top Condition! Includes Black Inner Sleeve. Record Has Picture Labels. The Final Floyd Album To Feature Bassist / Singer / Songwriter, Roger Waters.
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Hard To Find Original 1983 Australian Pressing! Gatefold Cover & Vinyl Still In Top Condition! Record Has Picture Labels. ‘The Final Cut’ Was The Last Pink Floyd Album To Feature Bassist / Singer / Songwriter, Roger Waters.
Condition – Vinyl: NEAR MINT!
Condition – Cover: EXCELLENT! Small creases on spine.
Side 1:
The Post War Dream
Your Possible Pasts
One of the Few
The Hero’s Return
The Gunners Dream
Paranoid Eyes
Side 2:
Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert
The Fletcher Memorial Home
Southampton Dock
The Final Cut
Not Now John
Two Suns in the Sunset
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A classic Roger Waters album that features some fine playing from David Gilmour and Nick Mason. Following ‘The Wall’ was always going to be a big ask! With no hits in sight and the band splintering, ‘The Final Cut’ has been criticised severely over the years for not being a classic Pink Floyd album. Really it’s a classic Roger Waters album that features some fine playing from David Gilmour and Nick Mason. What Waters created here is a very personal, emotional and dark album. The lyrics are among the best he has written and when Gilmour is allowed some freedom, he really shines. (“Your Possible Pasts”, “The Fletcher Memorial Home”, “The Final Cut” and “Not Now John” all feature stunning guitar work from Dave). The whole album works as one long theme and the production of course is top notch. C’mon -- when did you last listen to ‘The Final Cut’? Do yourself a favour and give it another chance -- you may be surprised to hear how excellent it really is. The decades have been very kind to ‘The Final Cut’.