12. Waters, Roger / Lucius / Wolfe, Jessica / +++ "Part of Me Died"
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.. We Really Want?
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Roger Waters, the creative power and song writing force behind Pink Floyd, announced â??Is This The Life We Really Want?â??.
Roger Waters' studio album, â??Amused To Deathâ?? (1992), was a prescient study of popular culture, exploring the power of television in the era of the First Gulf War.
The long-awaited follow-up, 2017â??s â??Is This The Life We Really Want?â??, is an unflinching commentary on the modern world and uncertain times. It serves as a natural successor to classic Pink Floyd albums such as â??Animalsâ?? and â??The Wallâ??.
Produced and mixed by Nigel Godrich (Radiohead, Paul McCartney, Beck, U2, â??Is This The Life We Really Want?â?? includes 12 Roger Waters musical compositions and studio performances.
The musicians on â??Is This The Life We Really Want?â?? are: Roger Waters (vocals, acoustic, bass), Nigel Godrich (arrangements, sound collages, keyboards, guitar), Gus Seyffert (bass, guitar, keyboards), Jonathan Wilson (guitar, keyboards), Joey Waronker (drums), Roger Manning (keyboards), Lee Pardini (keyboards), and Lucius (vocals) with Jessica Wolfe and Holly Proctor. - .. WE REALLY WANT?
2017 release from the rock icon. Roger Waters, the creative power and songwriting force behind Pink Floyd, presents Is This The Life We Really Want ?, his first rock album in 25 years. The album is produced and mixed by Nigel Godrich (Radiohead, Paul McCartney, Beck, U2), and includes 12 new Roger Waters musical compositions and studio performances. Roger Waters' last studio album, 1992's Amused To Death, was a prescient study of popular culture, exploring the power of television in the era of the First Gulf War. This long-awaited follow-up, Is This The Life We Really Want ?, is an unflinching commentary on the modern world and uncertain times, and a natural successor to such classic Pink Floyd albums as Animals and The Wall. The musicians on Is This The Life We Really Want? are: Roger Waters (vocals, acoustic, bass), Nigel Godrich (arrangement, sound collages, keyboards, guitar), Gus Seyffert (bass, guitar, keyboards), Jonathan Wilson (guitar, keyboards), Joey Waronker (drums), Roger Mannning (keyboards), Lee Pardini (keyboards) and Lucius (vocals) with Jessica Wolfe and Holly Proctor.
"Is This The Life We Really Want?" is a thought-provoking studio album by Roger Waters, released in CD format by Sony Music Catalog. As the creative force behind much of Pink Floyd?s legendary output, Waters brings his signature blend of poetic lyricism and political commentary to this solo project. The album delves into contemporary social and political issues with raw honesty, set against atmospheric rock arrangements reminiscent of classic Pink Floyd soundscapes. Notable tracks such as "Déjà Vu," "The Last Refugee," and the title track showcase Waters' ability to craft immersive narratives that challenge listeners? perspectives on modern life. Sony Music Catalog, renowned for curating high-quality releases from iconic artists across genres, ensures exceptional production values and distribution reach for this release.
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When We Were Young
Déjà Vu
The Last Refugee
Picture That
Broken Bones
Is This the Life We Really Want?
Bird In a Gale
The Most Beautiful Girl
Smell the Roses
Wait for Her
Oceans Apart
Part of Me Died
Great album by Roger Waters. As always lyrics that makes you think and look at things from a different angle and skilful musicianship from everybody involved in the album production. If you're a Waters' fan, buy it.
Igor V. - 10/Jan/2020
Roger Waters on this album largely repeats his past designs. The album tracks are so reminiscent of the compositions of other albums that there is always a desire to make sure that this is a new track. But the music on the album is high quality. Although it’s time to forget the motives of the album “Wall” and to develop new musical themes.
HYUNG RAE K. - 07/Aug/2019
I like this new album. Roger 's voice is still good. composing is also nice. it feel like final cut friend album.
Volodymyr Z. - 05/Dec/2018
Super! I like it! Sound is "modern Pink Floyd"! Very, very nice!
Evripidis T. - 29/Jan/2018
At last ex-Pink Floyd's mastermind releases his new album, the first after 1992's "Amused to death" and it rocks. Great songs for all fans of Dark side of the moon era!
Andrei Z. - 29/Sep/2017
A good album. But, nothing new or surprising. David Gilmour is missing ...