The Wall Pink Floyd's 1979 double album The Wall is Roger Waters' sprawling rock opera about isolation, centered on the character Pink, whose wartime loss of his father and suffocating upbringing drive him to wall himself off from the world. Co-produced with Bob Ezrin, it fused the band's atmospheric rock with theatrical, almost Broadway-style songwriting, and the disco-inflected "Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2" became Pink Floyd's only number-one single. The album spawned an elaborate stage show featuring an actual wall built and torn down onstage, plus the 1982 film adaptation, and stands among the best-selling albums ever made. Received from Alliance Entertainment
The Wall Pink Floyd's 1979 double album The Wall is Roger Waters' sprawling rock opera about isolation, centered on the character Pink, whose wartime loss of his father and suffocating upbringing drive him to wall himself off from the world. Co-produced with Bob Ezrin, it fused the band's atmospheric rock with theatrical, almost Broadway-style songwriting, and the disco-inflected "Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2" became Pink Floyd's only number-one single. The album spawned an elaborate stage show featuring an actual wall built and torn down onstage, plus the 1982 film adaptation, and stands among the best-selling albums ever made. Received from Alliance Entertainment
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