Title: A psychological and sociological study of the floyd's work
Product review: Very deep and detailed. Author Phil Rose has taken the typical rock star biography one step futher. By analyzing the concept albums of Pink Floyd, Rose will stretch the readers understanding of some of the bands greatest works. From the dark side to the final cut, no stone is left unturned. Every lyric, chord change, album photo and personal reward or tragedy is examined in this 188 page book. Rose explores these albums from a psychological, musical, and sociological viewpoint. Also included, is an undated interview with the author and Roger Waters. While I was disappointed that there was no analysis of Water's solo works, I realized, that is the subject of another study. This book is a must for anyone would would enjoy a deeper understanding of one of rock's most inspiring and successful groups!
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
