Title: Worth a ride
Product review: Roger Waters basically made three albums after Pink Floyd broke up, and this is the best of them. It's very much a concept album, and though a couple of the songs are good listens on their own, you can't really "get it" unless you listen to the whole thing. The lyrics are as clever as any Roger Waters wrote for Pink Floyd, but unlike The Final Cut, there are a lot of humerous touches. The best part of the musical side of the album is an extremely vital performance throughout from Eric Clapton, a big contrast to his solo work at the time, which was buried in overproduction. You're probably looking at this review if you're a recent discoverer of Pink Floyd and wondering what else is worth having. I recommend giving this a shot before buying any of the post 1983 David Gilmour only Pink Floyd releases.
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