http://www.atthefamilyplace.com/roger-waters-troubled-but-still-in-the-pink Information & Entertainment for You and Your Family Thu, 04 Dec 2008 23:07:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://www.atthefamilyplace.com/roger-waters-troubled-but-still-in-the-pink#comment-1065 The Quintessentially English Roger Waters Entertainment Arts Music Sun, 31 Dec 2006 18:13:40 +0000 http://www.atthefamilyplace.com/roger-waters-troubled-but-still-in-the-pink#comment-1065 [...] After twenty glorious years, Roger Waters and Pink Floyd went their separate ways. Roger forged a solo career, but never seemed as potent as when he’d been with the band. He still wrote some great songs, and probably always will do. Like Ray Davies and Paul Weller, Roger’s songs are quintessentially English. [...] […] After twenty glorious years, Roger Waters and Pink Floyd went their separate ways. Roger forged a solo career, but never seemed as potent as when he’d been with the band. He still wrote some great songs, and probably always will do. Like Ray Davies and Paul Weller, Roger’s songs are quintessentially English. […]

]]> http://www.atthefamilyplace.com/roger-waters-troubled-but-still-in-the-pink#comment-1064 An Angry Roger? Waters Still Run Deep News Events Media Sun, 31 Dec 2006 18:13:20 +0000 http://www.atthefamilyplace.com/roger-waters-troubled-but-still-in-the-pink#comment-1064 [...] Roger Waters lets out the pain, joy, and anger in his soul. The Wall tells the tale of a man’s alienation from the world. He feels an outsider and cries “Is there anybody out there?” Roger’s father died during World War II, and the loss has been a recurring theme throughout his work. His lyrics reflect the direct and brutal impact of war, as he was a victim himself. [...] […] Roger Waters lets out the pain, joy, and anger in his soul. The Wall tells the tale of a man’s alienation from the world. He feels an outsider and cries “Is there anybody out there?” Roger’s father died during World War II, and the loss has been a recurring theme throughout his work. His lyrics reflect the direct and brutal impact of war, as he was a victim himself. […]

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