/r/HolyRogerWaters
A subreddit dedicated to the greatest human being in history, Roger Waters! And the rest of Pink Floyd, but mainly Waters.
Hello and welcome to HolyRogerWaters! This subreddit is dedicated to the greatest human being of all time, Roger Waters.
Rules:
All posts must be about loving Roger Waters and/or news about his precious life
The band known as Pink Floyd from 1977-1983 shall be referred to as "The Roger Waters Band".
Never give David Gilmour credit. Ever.
Anything Pink Floyd before 1973, other than Grantchester Meadows, is unacceptable.
Any posts violating these rules will be removed.
History of Roger Waters:
The holy Roger Waters was born on 6 September 1943. In 1965, he became a co-founder of the band Pink Floyd. The band lasted from 1965 to 1976. in 1977, Roger Waters disbanded Pink Floyd and created The Roger Waters Band. Their albums -- Animals, The Wall, and The Final Cut -- are universally agreed upon as being great albums. However, his next 4 albums, which he did solo -- The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking, Radio K.A.O.S., Amused to Death, and especially Is This The Life We Really Want?, are universally agreed upon as being the greatest albums of all time.
Enjoy your stay with HolyRogerWaters!
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Pink Floyd - V & A London exhib' 2017 - Comfortably Numb
14:22 UTC
We literally depend on water to survive. What is this man's name again?
11:50 UTC
Stone
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The Eagle Has Landed
15:49 UTC
don't the syddites have their own subreddit?
00:13 UTC
You find this in the mail wyd
12:24 UTC
STOP THE SUD POSTING
11:33 UTC
I don't have any syd images on my phone pretend this is syd
15:46 UTC
Syd jumpscare
20:02 UTC
Happy Valentine's Day! Here's a rare Pink Floyd love song. ❤️Pigs on the Wing (parts 1 & 2) ❤️
21:27 UTC
The Fab 4!
11:05 UTC
Hot Dog
Hot Dog
16:51 UTC
greatest country ever
15:35 UTC
🐕DOGS🐕 Check out this acoustic cover featuring 30 different dogs!! Roger Waters lyrics are so spot-on!! Happy Dog Days of Summer! 🐶
17:32 UTC
roggg
00:15 UTC
true reason of fall
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Check out this new cover of a lovely peaceful David Gilmour tune. Join me... On An Island 🏝️
17:55 UTC
Please check out my version of Grantchester Meadows
13:35 UTC
"Mother do you think they'll like this cover?"
19:27 UTC
"Ground Control to Major Tom!" 🚀👨🌏 It's the legendary "Space Oddity," complete with acoustic guitar, spacey lap steel solos, and trippy space visuals.🌌🪐🌟
21:03 UTC
US (us us us) AND THEM (them them them). Hope you enjoy this acoustic guitar and saxophone cover of the classic Pink Floyd tune, Us and Them.
22:39 UTC
"Hello? Is there anybody in there?" Check out this acoustic cover of the legendary Pink Floyd song. It was voted the # 1 best Sentinel cover of 2020!!
18:14 UTC
Episode 36 - Pink Floyd "THE FINAL CUT" Track-by-Track Full Album Discussion Podcast
Often considered more of a Roger Waters solo album, does this album deserve more of a look/a higher rating in the Pink Floyd discography? Some of our hosts may even prefer this album over "The Wall" believe it or not. Where do you stand? Episode 37 covers the twelfth Pink Floyd studio album, 1983's "The Final Cut," and on this episode we bring on our third special guest, singer (Roger Waters) of New York's premier Pink Floyd tribute band Us and Floyd as well as author/director, Mr. Scott Goldberg. Mark, Kevin, Alex, Scott, and Chris take you on a historical journey surrounding the album as well as share our favorites and not-so favorites from the record. We go on a deep dive track-by-track listen of this art rock album as well as share personal stories of discovering Pink Floyd’s “The Final Cut.” Tune in next week for Episode 37 covering the twelfth Pink Floyd studio album “A Momentary Lapse of Reason."
P.S., we decided to cover the original 1983 12 track version of "The Final Cut" omitting "When the Tigers Broke Free" which was included in the 2004 re-issue of the album.
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17:27 UTC
Episode 35 - Pink Floyd "THE WALL" Track-by-Track Full Album Discussion Podcast
Episode 35 covers the eleventh Pink Floyd studio album, 1979’s “The Wall.” It is a rock opera that explores Pink, a jaded Rockstar whose eventual self-imposed isolation from society forms a figurative wall. The album was a commercial success, topping the US charts for 15 weeks, and reaching number three in the UK. It initially received mixed reviews from critics, many of whom found it overblown and pretentious, but later received accolades as one of the finest albums of all time. Mark, Kevin, Alex, and Chris take you on a historical journey surrounding the album as well as share our favorites and not-so favorites from the record. We go on a deep dive track-by-track listen of this progressive rock masterpiece as well as share personal stories of discovering Pink Floyd’s “The Wall.” Tune in next week for Episode 36 covering the twelfth Pink Floyd studio album “The Final Cut”.
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19:38 UTC
Episode 34 - Pink Floyd "ANIMALS" Track-by-Track Full Album Discussion Podcast
How does a band like Pink Floyd follow up “The Dark Side of the Moon” AND “Wish You Were Here”, two of the most commercially successful and globally revered albums of all time? “Animals” may be viewed as the black sheep sandwiched between three of the band’s most famous albums, but does it deserve to stand on its own as one of Pink Floyd’s strongest? Episode 34 covers the tenth Pink Floyd studio album, 1977’s “Animals” and for this episode, we are joined by our second special guest, father of Mark and Kevin, Mr. Michael Nadolski, who’s here to share his love for Pink Floyd and “Animals” in particular. Mark, Kevin, Michael, Alex, and Chris take you on a historical journey surrounding the album as well as share our favorites and not-so favorites from the record. We go on a deep dive track-by-track listen of this progressive rock masterpiece as well as share personal stories of discovering Pink Floyd’s “Animals.” Tune in next week for Episode 35 covering the eleventh Pink Floyd studio album “The Wall."
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19:15 UTC
Brand new acoustic cover of Us and Them by Sentinel, including all saxophone parts by Matthew
18:32 UTC
Rog (that's the stone)
17:24 UTC
Interesting sign at my college.
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