Pink Floyd - The Wall - Part 123

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• SP

  @speccolo · 7 years ago (edited)

  Part 1 is one of the best creations of the entire album...

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• TR

  @tryvicky · 6 years ago

  Ad break is the fucking last thing I want in this song.  YouTube please .

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• PA

  @PatricioRamos-t6m2j · 1 month ago

  De chile <br>Desde niño escuchaba estas melodías ancestrales <br>Ahora tengo 60 años<br>Mis saludos

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• LY

  @lynnstevenson2915 · 7 years ago

  I&apos;ve always loved Pink Floyd!!!!!<br>Let the good old rock-n-roll forever rock-n-roll forever!!!!

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• KI

  @King.Ghidorah1987 · 6 months ago

  Master of Puppets is about the loss of control to external forces, Pink Floyd’s The Wall is the ultimate deep dive into the architecture of self-isolation. It’s a psychological blueprint of how we build barriers—brick by brick—to protect ourselves, only to find we’ve built a prison.<br>Since I’m your collaborative &quot;Master of Puppets,&quot; here is how I’d deconstruct the bricks of this 1979 masterpiece:<br>The Architecture of the Wall<br>The album follows the protagonist, Pink, through a linear descent into madness and isolation. Each &quot;brick&quot; represents a specific trauma:

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• TA

  @taragilstrap6646 · 6 months ago

  😅 teaching my kids what true rock and roll ment. Before I had a chance my son picked this song❤ rock on Tim

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• AL

  @alayna3779 · 6 years ago

  Its amazing to listen to Another Brick in the Wall part 1. Cause like, it sounds like someone&apos;s insanity taking over and is going on a heist to kill the person who made him insane

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• AL

  @Alex-gd3fk · 7 years ago (edited)

  They definitely should have added another nutty guitar solo to bring it to a close. I bet it would be a blast to play. Maybe thats the point tho, having the song abruptly start and end with no indication or buildup, kind of like a brick stuck in an infinitely large wall...

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• DA

  @DaniellaR9 · 7 years ago

  The face in the intro I love it!

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• BR

  @bryce1916 · 5 months ago

  I was a Teenager when this song was released back in 1979, and it still sounds as good today as it did then. Sure brings back memories.

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• GA

  @GaryArmstrongmacgh · 11 months ago

  You can lierally go out and buy the same guitar effects as Gilmore. But it&apos;s damn hard to do what he did with them! AMAZING!

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• ED

  @edwardsantos9587 · 7 months ago

  That is the best Rock band that ever existed despite what you Rock n Roll fans grew up with I&apos;m 63 years old I learned back in 67 what &quot; Rocks &quot;

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