Artist: Roger Waters
Title: Amused to Death
Year Of Release: 1992/2015
Label: Columbia | Legacy
Genre: Progressive Rock
Quality: FLAC {Tracks, 24bit/192kHz}, cover
Total Time: 01:12:37 min
Total Size: 2,72 Gb
An unblinking look at an entertainment-obsessed society, 'Amused To Death' addresses issues that have only grown in complexity and urgency over the past two decades. With Amused to Death, Roger Waters sounded the alarm about a society increasingly – and unthinkingly – in thrall to its television screens. Twenty-three years later, Amused to Death speaks to our present moment in ways that could scarcely have been anticipated two decades ago. In 2015, television is just one option in an endless array of distractions available to us anytime, anywhere, courtesy of our laptops, tablets and smartphones. With eyes glued to our screens, the dilemmas and injustices of the real world can easily recede from view.
„Amused to Death is a solid album both conceptually and musically, showcasing Waters as an artist who, like his work with Pink Floyd, conveys his thoughts and ideals with pinpoint accuracy so that they are engraved within his audience's mind. With this album, Waters touches heavily on the dangers of capitalism, the insensitivity of the human race, the ridiculousness of war, and the onslaught of mindless entertainment that encroaches on mankind on a day-to-day basis. Fitting all these aspects into 14 songs is a task in itself, but accomplishing this task alongside music that is forceful and appealing is extremely difficult, and still Waters succeeds in doing this throughout the duration of the album. 'The Ballad of Bill Hubbard' is a moving spoken intro from Alf Razzell, a former member of Britain's Royal Fusiliers. A stab at the false sense of security that lies within religion is dealt with on the powerful 'What God Wants, Pt. 1,' and the cowardice of the world's leaders is addressed in 'The Bravery of Being Out of Range,' one of the albums most blatant tracks. Guest guitarist Jeff Beck rises to the occasion on a number of songs here, and both Rita Coolidge and Don Henley fill in behind and beside Waters on a couple of the longer tunes. Ending with the title track, a song that sums up the whole of the album with it's subtle yet hard-hitting demeanor, Waters proves that he can still reveal his conceptual ideas with pristine clarity, only on Amused to Death, the music is as equally entertaining and effective.“ (Mike DeGagne, AMG)
Tracklist:
01. The Ballad of Bill Hubbard (4:21)
02. What God Wants, Pt. I (6:00)
03. Perfect Sense, Pt. I (4:15)
04. Perfect Sense, Pt. II (2:51)
05. The Bravery of Being Out of Range (4:45)
06. Late Home Tonight, Pt. I (4:01)
07. Late Home Tonight, Pt. II (2:13)
08. Too Much Rope (5:48)
09. What God Wants, Pt. II (3:40)
10. What God Wants, Pt. III (4:09)
11. Watching TV (6:06)
12. Three Wishes (6:52)
13. It's a Miracle (8:30)
14. Amused to Death (9:07)
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