Talk:The Final Cut (album)
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[edit] General
Can somebody spell check this?
[edit] Album Story
Do you think anything else should be added concerning the "story" of the album? I marked down what I thoguht it was from the lyrics, any other ideas of what he was saying? Habsfannova 15:24, 15 Dec 2004 (UTC)
I thought the teacher did try to kill himself in The Final Cut, but someone else told me it was Roger Waters' character trying to isolate himself. Mad, I removed any mention of The Final Cut on the teacher's story and made the Track ten part a third story.
[edit] One Guitar Solo?
The article claims that "Not Now John" has the only guitar solo on the album. Perhaps I'm crazy, but I count four: "Your Possible Pasts," "The Fletcher Memorial Home," "The Final Cut," and "Not Now John." Is there something I'm missing here? anonymous 02:39, 29 March 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Next Album - Works
I replaced the next album link which was Momentary Lapse with Works. I was reading through all the albums tonight, and other compliations from the band were in the order, so Works should be too. A Nice Pair & Relics were in the "next - previous" sequence, so this should be too.
