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2 days ago · Story explanation behind Roger Waters' 1984 album, The Pros and Cons of Hitch HikingBECOME A FREAK! JOIN MY METALHEAD COMMUNITY HERE (Don’t worry, it’s free!...
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3 days ago · Roger Waters - The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking: release date 30th April 1984 ... After Waters called time on Pink Floyd following 1983's The Final Cut, he went solo with this concept album about ...
2 days ago · The rock band Roger Waters thought had nothing to say: “ [It] seemed to me like empty posturing”. The whole point behind rock and roll was to make something bigger than yourself. Sure, it started as just mindless party music, but once acts The Beatles started opening our eyes to the possibilities of the studio, artists like Roger Waters ...
4 days ago · The second was about a man's dreams on one night, and dealt with marriage, sex, and the pros and cons of monogamy and family life versus promiscuity. The band chose the first option; the second eventually became Waters's first solo album, The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking (1984).
3 days ago · It was brought to a head because Waters, after Thatcher went to war over The Falklands, decided to do “The Final Cut”, against the wishes of the other band members. The next PF album was supposed to be what wound up being Roger’s “The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking” (Which Eric Clapton played on, and toured with Waters).
3 days ago · I saw him play live once. He played guitar on Roger Waters ‘Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking’ tour. There, that’s it.
6 days ago · Roger Waters always had dreams that were bigger than that, but The Rolling Stones was the one band that tested his limits of what a stage set was about. Granted, The Stones could have easily had no backdrop behind them and just a handful of amplifiers, but they still sound incredible in their prime. Regardless of what The Beatles had been doing ...
