Title: Well Worth It
Product review: This effort from Gilmour is a hidden gem in the canon of Floyd work. Produced while the Floyd were in between Animals and The Wall, it offers a tremendously creative and wide-ranging roster of songs, all with the signature guitar style of Gilmour. Many of these tracks (check "I Can't Breathe Anymore") would have improved The Wall musically and lessened the Waters-driven cacophany that dominates that album. There is not one bad song on this album and many are excellent. It's not a Pink Floyd album, but then again neither is The Final Cut, over which this recording towers musically.
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