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Digitally remastered by Doug Sax and Ron Lewter (1992, The Mastering Lab). Personnel: Roger Waters (vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass); Charlie Fleischer, Alf Razzell, P.P. Arnold (vocals); Andy Fairweather-Low (guitar, background vocals); ... Full DescriptionRick DiFonso, Bruce Gaitsch, Tim Pierce, Geoff Whitehorn (guitar); B.J. Cole (pedal steel); Steve Sidwell (cornet); Patrick Leonard (keyboards, vocals); John "Rabbit" Brundrick, James Johnson, John Pierce, Randy Jackson, John Patitucci (bass); Graham Broad, Jeff Porcaro, Denny Fongheiser (drums), Luis Conte, Brian MacLeod (percussion); Katie Kissoon, Doreen Chanter, N'Dea Davenport, Natalie Jackson, Lynn Fiddmont-Linsey, Jessica Leonard, Jordan Leonard, Jon Joyce, Stan Laurel, Jim Haas, London Welsh Chorale (background vocals); The National Philharmonic Orchestra, Guo Li & The Peking Brothers.
Personnel includes: Roger Waters (vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass); Charles Fleischer, Alf Razzell, P.P. Arnold (vocals); Andy Fairweather Low (guitar, background vocals); Rick DiFonso, Bruce Gaitsch, Tim Pierce, Geoff Whitehorn (guitar); B.J. Cole (pedal steel); Steve Sidwell (cornet); Patrick Leonard (keyboards, vocals); John "Rabbit" Bundrick, James Johnson, John Pierce, Randy Jackson, John Patitucci (bass); Graham Broad, Jeff Porcaro, Denny Fongheiser (drums); Luis Conte, Brian MacLeod (percussion); Katie Kissoon, Doreen Chanter, N'Dea Davenport, Natalie Jackson, Lynn Fiddmont-Linsey, Jessica Leonard, Jordan Leonard, Jon Joyce, Stan Laurel, Jim Haas, London Welsh Chorale (background vocals).
Engineers: Hayden Bendall, Jerry Jordan, Steve Mclaughlan.
Entertainment Weekly (9/11/92, p.89) - "..Roger Waters' 14-track rumination on some of our choicest social ills scores some serious points...Not all the tracks strike their targets cleanly, but those that do give this record unusual depth.." - Rating: A- Hide Description Roger Waters Amused To Death Songs Amused To Death Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Nice One
I heard one of the tracks played on the radio, when they said the title of the album I just had to buy it. my favourite track has got to be Its a miricle!! pure class what you would expect from Roger. I will be looking to purchase the Pros & cons of Hitch Hiking I have it on vinyl.Roger Waters keep looking for that F15 ??
Regards Don Brown
Submitted by donbrown4 (eastleigh hampshire England) 
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 no doubt rogers best solo album
out of all 3 roger waters solo albums this one has more of a organic feel to it. getting to my point. it sounds more of a pink floyd album than "momentary" or the "division bell." i really like jeff becks guitar style mixing with rogers sound. an overall awesome cd if you still want that pink floyd sound. way more vision and depth than a dave solo album. dave does have the best solos but the song ends there. later.
Submitted by pink (berlin, DE)
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tasteful
Granted Roger Water's music is not for everyone, but you must give him credit for building his music around the meaning of the lyrics and remember that this is a satire about the influences of television. Awesome tracks like Too Much Rope, 3 Wishes and the bravery of being out of range are 3 of his best, if your a Floyd fan definately grab this while you still can
Submitted by nicholas (reynolds, IL, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Clearly a masterpiece.
For maximum appreciation, listen to this on audiophile grade gear, the production values are staggering, especially given its year of release. A dark room with no interruptions or distractions will help you feel the full impact of this album. If you are able to appreciate music as more than just background noise, then you should like this very much.
Submitted by Jason (North Vancouver, BC, Canada)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Amusing is musings
This is a very good album from a great prog rock pioneer. "The Bravery of Being Out of Range" should be played for all elected officials about to send troops to battle. I also have a question. Did Roger Waters run over this Kit dude's dog?
Submitted by Roger (no not that one!) (Texas)
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