When I bought my copy of the Wall in 1997 (the year I graduated from high school) I was enthralled with it. I thought it was a great album, perhaps one of the greatest albums of all time.  However over the years I began to lose interest. I used to be able to listen to the whole thing in one sitting, but not any more. I still think Disc One is generaly good. As for Disc Two the only songs I still listen to are "Hey You", "Comfortably Numb", "Run Like Hell", and sometimes "Waiting for the Worms".

I finally came to realize how overdone, over produced, and over hyped this album is. However, "Comfortably Numb" is still one of my favorite Songs. David Gilmour's solo alone deserves five stars. Unfortunatly it is the unnecessary fillers that made me give the Wall a three star rating.
When I bought my copy of the Wall in 1997 (the year I graduated from high school) I was enthralled with it. I thought it was a great album, perhaps one of the greatest albums of all time. However over the years I began to lose interest. I used to be able to listen to the whole thing in one sitting, but not any more. I still think Disc One is generaly good. As for Disc Two the only songs I still listen to are "Hey You", "Comfortably Numb", "Run Like Hell", and sometimes "Waiting for the Worms". I finally came to realize how overdone, over produced, and over hyped this album is. However, "Comfortably Numb" is still one of my favorite Songs. David Gilmour's solo alone deserves five stars. Unfortunatly it is the unnecessary fillers that made me give the Wall a three star rating.