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Billboard Magazine, July 1992 Roger Waters’ Death & Rebirth A review of Amused to Death It is the poet’s responsibility to foresee the future, and it is his neighbor’s duty to prevent the worst of it from taking place. With Amused To Death, surely one of the most provocative and musically dazzling records of the […]

Penthouse Magazine, September 1988 The Battle Over Pink Floyd “Is there anything more sad and unjust than a fake?” frets radically flustered British rock legend Roger Waters, seated in his Spartan loft offices in London. His fervid question fairly scars the afternoon air with its savagery. “Can you imagine the disappointment in learning you’d spent […]