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After Roger Water's disappointing swan song with Pink Floyd, "The Final Cut", critics were unanimously pleased that his first solo album, "The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking", showed the same creativity and inspiration as the albums produced during the height of Pink Floyd's career. "Amused To Death" is his third album, and regarded by many to be his best. It is both musically and lyrically amongst Waters' very best work. Personally, I think that he found his niche when writing "The Wall" (1979), and Amused follows that similar eclectic musical style. Tracks like "Perfect Sense", "It's a Miracle" and "Amused to Death" show him at his very best.
Track list
- 1. The Ballad of Bill Hubbard 4:19
- 2. What God Wants, Part I 6:00
- 3. Perfect Sense, Part I 4:16
- 4. Perfect Sense, Part II 2:50
- 5. The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range 4:43
- 6. Late Home Tonight, Part I 4:00
- 7. Late Home Tonight, Part II 2:13
- 8. Too Much Rope 5:47
- 9. What God Wants, Part II 3:41
- 10. What God Wants, Part III 4:08
- 11. Watching TV 6:07
- 12. Three Wishes 6:50
- 13. It's A Miracle 8:30
- 14. Amused To Death 9:06
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