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Pink Floyd

Disco de Pink Floyd: “Wall [Video/DVD]”

Disco de Pink Floyd: “Wall [Video/DVD]”
Información del disco :
Título: Wall [Video/DVD]
Fecha de Publicación:1983-01-01
Tipo:Desconocido
Género:Classic Rock, Progressive Rock
Sello Discográfico:
Letras Explícitas:Si
UPC:074645019826
Lista de temas :
1 When the Tigers Broke Free Video
2 Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2 Video
3 Happiest Days of Our Lives
4 Empty Spaces Video
5 One of My Turns Video
6 Don't Leave Me Now Video
7 Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 3
8 Goodbye Cruel World Video
9 Is There Anybody Out There? Video
10 Nobody Home Video
11 Vera Video
12 Waiting for the Worms Video
13 Outside the Wall Video
14 In the Flesh? Video
15 In the Flesh? Video
16 Stop Video
17 Thin Ice
18 Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2 Video
19 Mother Video
20 Goodbye Blue Sky Video
21 Bring the Boys Back Home Video
22 Young Lust Video
23 Comfortably Numb Video
24 Run Like Hell Video
25 Trial
Análisis (en inglés) - :
{$Pink Floyd}'s {#The Wall} is a splendidly engrossing, self-indulgent {\rock & roll} movie. Based on {$Pink Floyd}'s monumental 1979 masterpiece {^The Wall}, director {$Alan Parker} and animator {$Gerald Scarfe} took {$Roger Waters}' semi-autobiographical tale of {%Pink}, a burned-out {\rock} star who descends into alienation and madness, and turned it into a "midnight movie" cult favorite. A "feel-good movie" it is not, but {$Waters} isn't known for thematic subtlety. {$The Boomtown Rats}' {$Bob Geldof} stars as {%Pink}, and we watch as he silently reflects on his father's death in World War II, his school days, his crumbling marriage, and his status as a fascist leader. The symbolism inherent in {$Waters}' concept, {$Parker}'s fine direction, and {$Scarfe}'s breathtaking animation is so strong it often bludgeons viewers, but it works. Two of {$Scarfe}'s sequences in particular are stunning: {&"Goodbye Blue Sky"} shows the Union Jack dissolve into a bloody cross as the blood runs down a drain; tense sexuality and misogyny illustrate {&"Empty Spaces"} through copulating, human-like "flowers" (giving Freudian scholars much to chew on). {$Parker} ends the film on a gently hopeful note when children literally clean up and rebuild a bombed-out city. The 1999 DVD edition of {#The Wall} is fantastic. The widescreen film transfer itself is crisp and vivid, the remastered soundtrack rumbles, and the "extras" are practically endless. Two documentaries -- a 25-minute behind-the-scenes piece, and a 45-minute segment featuring insightful interviews with {$Waters}, {$Parker}, {$Scarfe}, and others -- are included. Previously unreleased footage intended to accompany {&"Hey You"} is highlighted, as well as the rarely seen {&"Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2"} music video. Other bonuses include running commentary from {$Waters} and {$Scarfe}, the original film trailer, production photos, and animation stills. ~ Bret Adams, All Music Guide
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