Waters, Roger
Amused To Death
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

Sealed 2015 180gm 2LP Numbered, Limited Edition Picture Discs Housed In A Gatefold Plastic Wallet. Amused to Death is a concept album by Roger Waters, the former bassist and primary songwriter for the legendary rock band Pink Floyd. Released in 1992, the album is a commentary on the state of humanity and the impact of technology on society. The album is divided into three parts: "The Ballad of Bill Hubbard," which tells the story of a World War I veteran, "What God Wants, Pt. 1," and "Perfect Sense, Pt. 1 and 2." The album was produced by Waters and features guest artists including Jeff Beck, Don Henley, and Rita Coolidge.

Amused to Death was well-received by critics and is considered by many to be one of Waters' best solo works. The album is notable for its use of sound effects, including the sound of a television being smashed, and its incorporation of spoken-word samples from various sources, including news broadcasts and the Bible. The album's themes continue to be relevant today, as it warns of the dangers of technology and its impact on society. Amused to Death is an essential listen for any music lover who appreciates thought-provoking lyrics and innovative soundscapes.