Roger Waters interview: The Wall 2011

Legendary Pink Floyd band member Roger Waters chats with Absolute Radio's Russ Williams about his latest 'The Wall' tour in 2011. Roger discusses the history of the making of the album, falling out with his band mates, and using modern technology to create The Wall. Watch more great video interviews right now at absoluteradio.co.uk

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• Pink Floyd
• roger waters
• interview
• the wall
• absolute radio
• russ williams

[tall32guy]

That part about the end about Dave wanting Roger to do the Phil Spector song and how Roger reacted, sounds so much like how good friends or family are with each other! That just proves to me how well Roger and Dave *do* know each other that they did that little thing. I think it's pretty cool! Their friendship may fire back up yet. :)

[CannonDigital]

Great interview. Oh how fans would love to see a world tour with Gilmour and Waters together. It's # 1 on my bucket list.

[lastdaysguitar]

@fmontaseri You know I've noticed it's always the punks like you with no videos of your own on youtube that perennially leave the meanest spirited comments.

[scubarulz]

@lastdaysguitar Absolutely!! Pity Keith Moon's gone on to wherever, he could've jumped off from behind drum set and played a while off the top of her head!! Lol.

[lastdaysguitar]

@fmontaseri Rodger Waters contributes more to the music world in ONE DAY than you have in your whole entire LIFE, and you are sittng fat-butt behind your PC heckling HIM?

You sound like a pathetic spoiled BRAT "gimme gimme gimme"

It remains to be seen, but even IF what said WAS true, and he's past his best work... it's STILL better to be a "Has-Been" than a "Never-Was"!

[lastdaysguitar]

@scubarulz Agreed, I went to the last Who concert in Minnesota and the girl next to us would not shut up, ruined half the show until she slipped that she didn't actually have tickets to be up front. THANK YOU USHERS!

[scubarulz]

@lastdaysguitar You're right. This happened to us; six in our party seated for the "Momentary Lapse of Reason"show at the sold-out 80,000 seat Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia in late eighties some young fool about 17-18 yrs. old starts puking his guts up at his seat, smelling up the whole section. We had security remove him before his ass got kicked. If people would just go to shows and LISTEN to the music and shut the hell up, it makes it all the more worthwhile.

[LinkMasterRated]

@fmontaseri Why do you think he's Obsessed with this album? this is only the second time hes doing it as a tour again. and besides, why is it you tell him to grow up if swagger is still playing as well and many other bands that are just as or even greatly older then roger. Its like if i said Van Halen and Bon Jovi need to stop playing there shit. it doesnt make him any bit obsolete sense everyone is interested in hearing this album Live. its a great experience.Its eye dropping!(ha pun intended)

[stophiemeister]

"No, my thumbs are too big (!)"

[MoonajuanaHarvest]

!!!!ETELOSBO yrev uoy sekam taht ...yrtsudni cisum ni ecalp ruoy dnif dna og tel t'nac uoy taht "llaW ehT" sesseccus s'dyolF kniP ynam fo eno htiw dessesbo era uoy ...wen gnihtemos od dna pu worg ot deen uoy ,regoR

[fmontaseri]

Roger, you need to grow up and do something new… you are obsessed with one of many Pink Floyd’s successes “The Wall” that you can’t let go and find your place in music industry… that makes you very OBSOLETE!!!!

[thirstygeorge]

cant wait to see the wall in Sydney on wednesday. going to be great.