[ SECRET POST #2440 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2440 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Waters isn't Pink Floyd. The Wall was the main reason they kicked him out, actually. It's why he tours playing most of it and nothing else. And it's all changed to fit his socioplotical beliefs of the moment since his stories about his childhood have been proven to be nothing but lies.

But when Pink Floyd was still performing together, even as late as Live Aid in 2008 right before Rick Wright died, they played the songs from it that Waters didn't own and they're the songs most people associate with The Wall, anyway.

[(Anonymous)]

" his stories about his childhood have been proven to be nothing but lies. "

Wait, they have? Can you say more about that?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sure what the other anon is talking about, unless it's in reference to The Wall not being strictly autobiographical. But Waters never claimed it was. Parts of it are, his father being killed in the WWII for instance, but he's never claimed the entire story was directly lifted from his life.

[(Anonymous)]

Waters was never kicked out of Pink Floyd, Rick Wright was forced by Waters to resign during the recording of The Wall album because according to Waters he wasn't pulling his weight (it was rumored that Wright was doing a lot of coke at the time.). The keyboard parts in the Wall are largely by session musicians.

Wright was then put on as a salaried musician for the stage shows but never reinstated as a full member of the band under Waters, it's why Wright's name doesn't appear in the credits of "The Final Cut."

Pink Floyd "ended" after that because Waters said it was over; it's why he and Gilmour had such a nasty public feud back in the 80's when "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" was released under the "Pink Floyd" name.