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10 de mar. de 2017 · Listen free to Roger Waters – Amused to Death (The Ballad of Bill Hubbard, What God Wants, Part I and more). 14 tracks (74:03). Amused to Death is a concept album, and the third studio album by former Pink Floyd bassist Roger Waters. It was released in 1992. The album title was attached to material that Waters began working on during the Radio KAOS tour.
1 de sept. de 2017 · Nevertheless, Amused to Death rose to a very respectable platinum status, and finished at No. 8 in the U.K., becoming his highest-charting album. Waters was, quite simply, finally back on his game.
15 de abr. de 2015 · A ‘new’ solo album has been jokingly in the works for some time now. Forgetting 2005’s opera, Ca Ira, Amused to Death is Waters’ most recent batch of original material – and it’s over 20 years old. However, it’s something he’s always been immensely proud of, and rightly so.
Despite Amused to Death‘s long and varied credits list, the finished product is a cohesive whole. Perhaps significantly, in the ensuing twenty-three years, Waters hasn’t followed up Amused to Death with a new studio album, preferring instead to release live albums focusing on his Pink Floyd-era music, and a well-received 2005 opera, Ça Ira.
Amused to Death is een conceptalbum en het derde studioalbum van Roger Waters, voormalig lid van Pink Floyd.Het album werd uitgebracht op 7 september 1992. De titel van het album heeft te maken met het materiaal wat Waters schreef tijdens de tournee voor Radio K.A.O.S..Het album behaalde een achtste positie in de UK Albums Chart.. Waters zei in een interview in 1993 dat hij samples van HAL ...
15 de jul. de 2015 · The album reunited Waters with Michael Kamen, who supervised orchestral arrangements for Pink Floyd's The Wall. The 2015 editions of Amused to Death will be available on CD, CD/Blu-ray, SACD, hi-res digital download, 2LP 200-gram vinyl (pressed at Quality Record Pressings) and limited edition, numbered 2LP picture disc vinyl.
7 de oct. de 2013 · Il maggior pericolo della televisione non sta tanto in ciò che induce a fare, ma in ciò che impedisce di fare (U.Bronfenbrenner)
