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  • splendido video accompagnato da una meravigliosa musica...

  • we've got warehouses of butter.. oceans of wine..

    and my baghdad is dressed up in concrete slabs still..

  • how can the human dislike this miracle

  • Take THAT Andrew Lloyd Webber!

  • Am I the only one who fell about laughing upon hearing the line "The Lord said 'Peter, I can see your house from here' " ?

  • class

  • URZA is a band from the western United States. Their version of this song is twelve minutes, but I don't think it is quite as good; you can see for your self.

  • So dramatic guitar solo... absolutely awesome.....

  • best solo-rock album of the history

  • 7:28!!!!

    

  • @brutalskinnyhog JEFF BECK!!

  • When a doctor in Manhattan save a die'ing man for free

  • meghalok az ilyen zeneert

  • They've got McDonald's in Tibet...

  • the best album of the decade, no doubt. WATERS RULES

  • Jeff Porcaro (drums): Simply great!!

  • This is nice but I Prefer the live version

  • definatly the best album of his career i think.the sound quality on this album is untouchable.especially on headphones.genius thru and thru.

  • still outstanding . by the grace of god almighty and the pressures of the market place.

  • Happy Birthday Roger!

  • Rogger Waters is the man you cant beat it.

  • Happy Birthday to Roger.

  • been listening to it for years, brilliant every time. thank You Mr Roger Waters....

  • we got famine we need it...

  • amused to death is the american dream

  • this is a perfect piece of music, a masterpiece

  • Feel it to this day, it is perfect and how did this miracle happen

  • Feel it to this day

  • division bell

  • Oh, man, this guitar at the end is brilliant. Two gods : Roger and Jeff. This song makes me cry since 1992.

  • we got mosquito bites, 2 bags of sour cream and onion ruffles, acne cream, and just the right ingredients to make smores....lady's and gentlemen...it's a miracle.

  • miraculous you call it babe

    you aint seen nothin yet

    they got pepsi in the andes

    they got mcdonalds in tibet

    TELL ME THIS MAN ISNT A GENIUS. almost 20 years later this album is more relevant than ever. i am a music nut check some of my favorites i listen to all genres but this is the BEST. ALBUM. EVER

  • @1888vance you couldn't be more correct. I had the pleasure to go to his concert on my birthday just after he released this album.

    Roger will always be my favorite musician... Always...

  • @1888vance He is a genius indeed

  • voy a cumplir mi sueño en marzo en argentina voy a ir a verlo en river con mi hijo ,podremos ver lo siempre admiramos por dvd ,no lo puedo creer ,no veo la hora que llegue ese dia !!!! soy de campana

  • We got warehouses of butter! 

  • We got oceans of wine.

  • I'm lovin it for the first time!

  • MARAVILLOSA,MARAVILLOSO,lo mejor de Roger Waters en toda su carrera,es una canción que transcurren los años y sigue emocionando al escucharla,es una pieza OBRA DE ARTE.lástima que se nos termina Roger,todo en el es sencillamente genial

  • @vicens1942 nunca va a terminar porque mientra tengamos vida nunca nos podremos olvidar no lo veremos pero estara dentro nuestro ,en nuestra mente ,claro que si es lo mejor nada paresido

  • This video was trippy and tells a good story. thankyour roger for the music and thanks uploader for the film.

  • the album is a statement on many levels, pick your own and go with it.

  • 7:27 jeff beck's solo it's so f...ing glorious!

  • ENJOY PHILOSOPHY <3<3

  • All this piece need to be a masterpiece is Pink Floyd. The keyboards are a joke. The all over feeling are too dark, there need to be the kind of lift that the guitar of Gilmour makes, that lets us travel away to another point of view. Drums to metallic. Guitar solo at the end really really sound likes its missing its owner. Great lyrics. Great sound collages. Could have been a classic.

  • @horrorflesh jeff beck pisses over gilmour.floyd would ruin it.wot floyd did after rog left isnt half as good as rogers stuff.ive seen floyd live and ive seen rog live and given the choice id choose rog every time.just bn to see the wall live and i dont think il ever see a gig as good as that again in my life.dont think its possible.both visually and sound wise it was totally faultless.

  • @stevevegetable - together. All of them together - in pink floyd. But now its impossible...Floyd lost Rick.

  • @horrorflesh ye sadly rick has passed.it would be great to see them together again.or whats left of them any way.they did do one nite together for the wall tour but gilmour only played on comfortably numb and outside the wall.have to admit i recently saw the live 8 footage on the tv of them doing comfortably numb and it brought a tear to my eye.theres no band in the world like floyd were.rog and gilmour have played together a few times since live 8 so you never know it may happen one day.

  • @horrorflesh The music is bigger then the band, Pink Floyd is immortal now.

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  • @idgarad - Guess im just sad that Floyds at the end, and im even fatter and balder still trapped in the realities of this song. Its a fucking miracle....

  • Absolutely beautiful track. Yes, I'll say it - this is probably the closest to sounding like Pink Floyd of any solo work done by Waters, Gilmour, or Gilmour/Floyd.

    This has elements of Meddle, Obscured By Clouds. etc.

    Also, Jeff Beck's solo at the end is brilliant! The closest to Gilmour's sonic grace I've heard.

  • @Nacho66 - agree, but your comments says it all.Floyd really need to unite NOW!. R.I.P. wright - master of soundscapes.

  • Listened to this for 15yrs amused to death is right up there if u like this try Roger Waters Radio Kaos.......

  • Well stated, barclosed, "timeless"...

    

  • Can someone describe to me the symbolism of this song? I've listened to it a thousand times and still don't get it. Waters' lyrics are brilliant but too abstract sometimes.

  • @Polterguist The symbolism is what Roger Waters has always attempted to symbolise: Humans; the world around us; existence. He stumbled upon taking strict dictation of what happens with humans and their environment. He has done this through music, and I can't think of anyone else that has done this quite this way.

  • @augerrat Doesn't really clear it up for this song in particular.

  • 1992 was one of my best years...this music brings back some of my best memories of a man who loved me like nobody else ever will or can.....it's a miracle!

  • Absolutely heavenly song musically, but with bound-to-earth lyrics. It reminds me of the ambient of Echoes, but with slowed-down beat, with notes from piano and bass contributing to that feeling of trance. The best of the slow piesces of this album. Roger plays to be the alien anthropologist all along it. Love when he composes like this.

  • it take you to a special place

  • when i got this back in 92 on cassette,  i just couldn,t believe how good it was, and i still feel the same , timeless

  • What an epic piece of music

  • Best song ever <3

  • Amazing! Almost persufying! Finland salutes you, Roger!

  • a true mirror to mankind!!! best album ever!!!

  • @iliShotaBoyili, You've were here over a month ago and back again only to criticize RW and prop Andrew Weber. With everything you've said, why are you at a RW video? I've never called anyone a troll in my life, but now it actually means something, congratulations. I recommend making an attempt to find a friend, someone willing to help, but you'll likely have a hard time, and certainly not find any here. What's amazing is you'll be back to this RW thread again. Did you get beat up alot as a kid?

  • there are people that dont see the everyday miracles that inhabit our lives. then there are the miricals we wish we could see in our life times Jim30301

  • there are people that dont see the everyday miracles that inhabit our lives. then there are the miricals we wish we could see in our life times

  • I wanna die and reborn during this song's playing

  • shit hes good roger waters its out there man

  • Andrew Lloyd Webber is an amazing composer, song writer, and theatre director. Roger Waters hasn't filed a lawsuit against Webber for the alleged "stolen riff" in Phantom of the Opera, because he knows he can't justify his case. Even if the opening, "Daaaaaaah- dah- dah- dah- dah- dah-" in the Phantom theme was taken by Andrew Lloyd Webber (which it wasn't), he made it sound better than Roger Waters did. Fact is, Phantom is the longest running theatrical piece, while Roger's songs are mediocre.

  • @iliShotaBoyili You are fucking thick.

  • @iliShotaBoyili Your just another Troll cunt! Go and Fuck yourself.

  • roger waters é um genio!!!

  • Brilliant can't even begin to be the word for Roger Waters...

  • @augerrat Im glad others sees his brilliance , hears his moral, takes in the profound stage of great music , then the message , . . . . . some can see it , some cannot , . . Ive been a floyder since the very beginning,

  • simply quality

  • This is epic. Great lyrics. Show's how fucked up things can be.

  • Rog's a motherfucker. PERIOD.

  • Roger! I am soooooooooooo eternally in awe:)

  • @TheGraydog2000 totaly agree..............This Album (Amused to Death) is Brilliant and Genus! Far too deep for the moral majority of Idiots.... 

  • @johnartmaster

    The moral majority? Por que? As in the majority of people who share the same moral systems?

    PS: A genus is a group of species which are closely related.

    "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."

  • by the grace of god almighty and the pressures of the marketplace , the human race, . . . has civilized itself, . . . .

  • One from best song in history of music - thank you Roger !

  • OBRA MAESTRA.! saludos para todos los floydianos del mundo ,desde PERU.!!

  • awesome....

  • this is miraculous.

  • El tema es la raja lo mejor de Roger

  • At 0:39 the children are playing. This is so indicative of our times in such a spacial plane. Forgetting our roots as children is our loss. 0:39 represents the age at which we can never return to our inner child. OOOHHH Roger Waters......

  • purchased this album in 2000 played it over and over just like darkside of the moon this musician is real what i mean is the world today is full of hate and lies and roger recognises the issues today and his way of expressing his music totally reflects our fucked up society the greatest band of all time even davi must be impressed with roger its to bad they will never there differences wouldnt that be a miracle

  • roger waters music is very peltical

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  • wake up and listen to yourselves, take a look in the mirror and ask yourself , could I produce this music, then listen to it , and post your comments on hear, and as for comparisons , THERE ARE NONE , unique, by any stretch of your imagination ............

  • @MrKevinalder You don't need to be able to produce the same quality of music to like or not. You don't even need to be that able to criticize it. As long as you provide reasonable arguments, it is understandable!

  • Listen to Queen's " It's a Miracle" and get the other side of the story -The dArk Side of the Sun ;-) might help you feel better...:-)

  • nice song

  • 5:27-6:00 "We cower in our shelters

    With our hands over our ears

    Lloyd-Webber's awful stuff

    Runs for years and years and years

    An earthquake hits the theatre

    But the operetta lingers

    Then the piano lid comes down

    And breaks his fucking fingers

    It's a miracle"

  • I think Roger is a brilliant master of music....And in my opinion...No one can even come close to his way of putting the words and truth out there in music like he does!!

    Oh yeah and he was and is the sexy one .....Not David!! My opinion;)

  • I like that image of Jesus hanging on the cross on a hill overlooking the city, and happily proclaiming;  "Hey, Peter! I can see your house from here!"

  • Jeff Becks guitar just like a steel spike through your heart its an awsome piece of musical genius.

  • Wow! Roger Waters, IS really pissed off over what the assumption of what Andrew Lloyd Webber did to him!

  • @iancorwynsmith Rodger Waters is a lyrical genius and I guess he's pissed all the way to the bank! Darkside 1973-1987 top 200 continually! WILL NEVER BE MATCHED by Webber or anyone!

  • I dunno if it is this song that is giving me goose bumps or the wind..

  • Who friggin' cares if the song is "depressing", or not? One man's depression is another man's joy. Personally, this song lets me know I'm not the only one who has a bleak outlook on humanity. I find a great comfort in that, and I find it anything BUT depressing. It's a goddam awesome song!!

  • Chemtrails in 7':54'' !!!

    Amazing song anyway!!!

  • fuckin bunch of idiots, just listen to it, your not qualified to comment

  • the best Roger ........

  • Have heard roger waters since I was a little boy, my favorite part is from 7:27 to 08:05 .... I really get goose bumps, because of that! (':

  • All I know is that Jeff Becks licks on this album are superb....

  • I's depressing because all of us knows how much life is harsh, but everyone doesn't admit it!

  • Genious

  • they've got internet in the bloody sahara or in the deepest ocean!

  • Depressing yes, but it is quite rewarding however to hear him rip on Smith and Keynes in this song "Through the wonders of the market place the human race has civilized itself" and the fact that their models don't take things like human beings and their tenancies into account. In Roger's not so famous words "be a Bonobo, not a Chimpanzee"

  • Roger the greatest artist alive

  • Guys, stop trashing Andrew Lloyd Webber.

    He did not copy, atleast i dont believe so. Honestly, who sits there and listens to a song and hears a part that goes up and down a scale and goes, "hmm... that one part sounds like a perfect way to start my musical!"

    That sounds like a bunch of crap. Atleast Lloyd Webber isnt overly parannoid and assumes everyone is stealing HIS work and then completely insults people. Andrew is the civilized person in this situation..

  • @Phantom1910 COME ON! Have you even heard Echoes? It's the same everything! You can't ignore it, you just can't. Lloyd Webber can say all he wants, but this precedes it in 15 years, and even though coincidences exist, It's impossible the key piece of the musical is that one. Don't take me wrong. I actually liked pretty much every musical he wrote. I'm just saying, he sucks...

  • @thegreatfriend Yes, ive heard it for i am a pink floyd fan myself but, its not exactly the same, its a brief moment that sounds like it but then it goes into something completely different. Also, that part in echos goes so fast that it doesnt make sense that webber would pick that out and decide to start his song with it. Also, Waters is just being a jerk, he talks of breaking the fingures of someone who rather than making ppl depressed with his work, actually makes ppl happy and entertained

  • @Phantom1910 You like it when people avoid the truth and keep you in blissulf ignorance? Or were you referring to sugar coating reality? If that's what you like then I can understand you thinking Roger Waters to be depressing. But, hey, we all have our opinions and who am I to criticize you for yours? Perhaps Waters went too far with his lyrics, wouldn't be the first time he blew a problem out of proportions... still, I say he's justified. Such blatant disrespect shouldn't go unnoticed.

  • @blavaburnulots blissful*

  • @Phantom1910 I, like you, am a Phantom fan. However, I friggin hate ALW and I'm not too fond of his musical (I stick to the book). And yeah, ALW totally got the beginning of the overture from Echoes. I knew it sounded familiar when I first heard the Overture and then listened to Echoes again to make sure. And the thing is, ALW didn't even say anything when Roger Waters pointed it out. It's not the only time, either; LND's song Beneath A Moonless Sky rips off Sally's Song from NbC!

  • That last solo ALWAYS gets to me...so heartfelt...it's almost like it symbolizes humanity's last plea for forgiveness...to whom? i do not know...

  • @PerezRiosguitar Just my words!

  • I find Roger Waters to be a great story teller, the only reason you might not like what he say is because its reality, yep that sux but so can life. He will often tell both sides of the story, not every one is luck. Depressing I think not , watch the news its worse.

  • I think Roger Waters sounds depressing not because he describes harsh realities but because he offers no alternative. His songs seem bereft of even the possibility of something like hope. Everything always seems to come to a dead end for him. At least in this song he seems open to miracles. Run with it Roger, you deserve to be happy too and your fans do too!

  • klassnaia kompozicia

  • Andrew Lloyd Webber can suck a cock

  • It is sad indeed, to know that human-race will never be able to live without strive and war. When a human finally finds peace, he looks for more action in his life. Or competition. Both wear the roots for war or differences.

  • this song(and indeed the album) is absolutely a beacon of hope for all humanity. very moving.End all religions, the lies and false power. power to the people and peace be with you all.

  • Jesus Christ was a man, and rabbi, who fought City Hall.

    He was a good man; principled and brave.

    He got crucified for it. He's also been dead for almost 2000 years.

    End of story.

  • @Nacho66, John lennon had a better voice than Jesus christ and more talent too.

    the only difference was that nobody ATE John Lennon when he died as a Last Supper.

  • ROGER can see no HUMOR in suffering, inmexploitation, in promoting fALSE hope, false celebrities and in lying to the people by its government n he finds it hard ro hold a converSAtion ...they tend to ask retarded questions that he does not relate to "DO you have aq new single out" RECENLTY asked him WHEN he will reunitewityh Pink Floyd AGAIN?" Roger walked up to the woman dressed i na slkeek business suit holding the microphone and said "Rick Wrigth is dead you sow.

  • F$CK ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER!

  • @arjaya fuck that piece of shit!!

  • Its fraking awsome

  • He is not depressed. He have a life vision that, in my opinion, is a real message of love and a strong cuff to death

  • What really matters is that the song speaks to you in some way and invokes a good emotion for you. I always listen to this song when i feel down. It gives me a hope for mankind. He was truely a great writer, and pink floyd wasn't the same without him.

  • @zarakin23 waters was pink flyod

  • maybe the greatest song ever writing.....

    love the music, love the words

  • fantastiko !!

  • My dear friends,this music is miracle it self,but you have to go around the globe and find people who are inteligent to understand his mind,gues how many you will find,Roger is Mozzart of 21st.century and only few understand him now,the rest will in 200 years(hope so).I know how it feels to be born years a hed of the rest,please dont think that I'm some kind of psicho,I'm not,wish one day to meet Roger,but its not in my destiny!!!

  • it´s a miracle is a divine music... Great Roger Waters, I know what it is to live in a world surrounded by people without intelligence, you are not understood enough,I know...

  • this album never dies.

  • swell job greyart8 of juxtaposing wid Ma Nature's beauty, underscores the point fo sho! It's a miracle!

  • Agreed to cfhtg, a simply superb album that I can play over and over again. Roger is a genius.

  • this album is amazing,for me personally a life changing album,i love it

  • I mean no disrespect but... if this is the direction Pink Floyd would take if he went on with them i´m so glad that they split.

  • The wry humour when dealing with Lloyd-Webber is quietly hilarious.

  • Uh oh, looks like Buzz Killington has decided to join the party.

  • Hi, and you would be Humourless Prat, I see?

  • Probably one of the best songwriters of our time

  • Waters is the socio-philosopher of our time....

  • rogers music is like alcholl hard to swallow but sure makes you feel good

  • alcohol

  • Huntinboat - if you mean that the lyrics are hard to swallow, I'd agree. He's a master at creating soundscapes and adding lyrics to layered melodies. His lyrics are wry and heartfelt, its just that they often convey messages that only a utopian socialist could really appreciate without a knot growing in your stomach.

  • Indeed, reality is harsh and depressing. But Roger (like John Lennon) dreams of a day when we, a race of intelligent beings (well, most.. uh.. some of us), will finally lay aside our differences (and our weapons), tear down our walls, forsake our selfish materialism, and build bridges into a brighter, peaceful future. All except for Andrew Lloyd Weber...he sucks.

  • @bofablowsitall

    AMEEN

  • Well said, brother

  • @bofablowsitall I would do anything to make that day happen, we're not living at all, just consuming and multiplying and then, eventually, dying. Why is it that when we're young life seem's so full of possibilitles, but by the time your twenty it's all gone? I disagree with you on one aspect of your comment however...I don't think Roger is a dreamer, I think he realizes the truth, it's too late for us, we've gone too far.

  • I cannot argue that! Now we sit back and "watch the tragedy unfold"...

  • @bofablowsitall Differences aside... I think I'll hold on to my weapon.... just in case.

  • @bofablowsitall I wouldn't attribute all that to him, maybe you have spoken with him intimately? Any man who has been alive since the week before yesterday knows what a bunch of impossible rubbish that dream is, you don't even have to be "inteligint" to figr that one out. But most will continue to believe the Big Hopeful Lie, to spurn the only path of Truth the world has ever known--- not religion but actually reading and understanding what Christ did and what it's all about

  • @salmagnum btw, I grew up wid ol Rogy in my earphones, and Maynard of Tool. Tell ya what, you put the 3 of us on a deserted isle with a KJV Bible, a club and a couple coconuts, either the other two are converted to a true belief in the risen Christ, or its Lord o thee Flies and I'm Porky (metaphorically)! No other outcomes are foreseeable. The devil rules this earth and gives power to whom he pleases Luke 4:5-8

  • @bofablowsitall I don't think that's possible in the forseeable future, but I like to believe it is possible in the not-so-forseeable future.

  • @bofablowsitall As a Roger Waters fan,I totally agree with your sentiment....nice to know you're out there,the Lloyd Weber comment,totally 'on-target'....

  • @bofablowsitall I love Water's work and Amused to Death is probably my favourite album. But as I've grow older I've come to appreciate that Water's ideas and views, particularly in this album, are fairly one-dimensional and pessimistic. There's a lot more to life and civilisation than, well, Roger Water's opinions! And no, I'm sure as hell not a born-again Christian! Great song from a great album though.

  • @bofablowsitall That is why the piano lid Should come down...and break his F^c:$ng fingers.

  • @bofablowsitall Get some culture buddy. Do research on Andrew Lloyd Webber, and you will see how defined and complete his repertoire is. Roger Waters writes terrible songs, that have no substance to them besides a string of profound words that you can find in any dictionary. Lloyd Webber's songs may not have profound literary devices, or terms in them, but they have profound artistic meanings. They have allusions, metaphors, and concepts that Roger tries to chalk up with big words.

  • @iliShotaBoyili

    Why would one even compare the two, and who cares about 'profound artistic meanings, allusions, metaphors, and concepts'? You can be correct to a T with your artistic expression, but if the piece doesn't get you, what's the point? That's what it's all about , my friend. Any person, anywhere, at any time can create a fantastic, incorrect, non Webber-esque sound. Applying correct metaphors to music to the letter can make it staid and robotic. Btw, I cannot stand waters' voice. :)

  • @iliShotaBoyili "Roger Waters writes terrible songs, that have no substance to them besides a string of profound words that you can find in any dictionary"

    This is simply amazing. I'm almost lost for words at how thick you are...

  • @ilishotaboyili - I haven't met many morons in my life but fuck me, you are a prime example.

  • @iliShotaBoyili You are Dave Gilmour trolling on Andrew Lloyd Webbers youtube account, I claim my 5 pounds and free Comfortably Numb guitar solo live performance in my living room.

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  • We cower in our shelters

    With our hands over our ears

    Love It

  • We love Roger Waters.

  • Breaks his fucking fingers......what a true Artist....None of my friends have ever bothered to listen.....too sad...warehouse's full of butter...A Doctor in Manhatten saved a dying man for free.....another miracle

  • dito...they never bothered to listen...BUT noone can take this away from US! I love this album, its my all time favourate since i listen to it first time....the prob is one have to LISTEN....its Rogers MASTERPIECE

    THANKS TO HIM and to the guy who upbload

  • I agree this album is brilliant, especially the last track "amused to death"