Alex and Anthony join us to talk about Pink Floyd’s rock opera.
A podcast exploring the nerdy, geeky, and dorky side of pop culture
with Pete the Retailer & El Adam
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with Pete the Retailer & El Adam
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Hey, guys. Digging the podcast.
Just wanted to throw this out, re: the Final Cut album cover, and the image of the soldier with the knife in his back. I don’t think it’s anything to do with Alan Parker and the film of the Wall (at least not explicitly); moreso, I think, the image has to do with “The Post War Dream” and, specifically at the time, Thatcherism. I think the political state of England during Thatcher’s terms, and pretty much today as well, can be looked at by many (R. Waters included) as a betrayal or sorts to what was intended, and built up, after the war. Also, see The Falkland Islands “War”.
Good podcasting stuff. I’ll keep listening.
Matt
Muy interesante! We’ve passed your theory on to Alex and Anthony to digest. Thanks for listening, Matt!