Roger Waters - 4.50 AM (Go Fishing) Lyrics

The Fletcher Memorial Home for Incurable Tyrants and Kings

Amazing throughout, but 5:58 - end is one of the best climaxes of a Waters song.

Love the whole album but the Sax on this gets me every time :D

David Sanborn.

Se assim já é bom , imagina com pink floyd sound

ralph ravenscroft sax

No, David Sanborn

rogers best solo song, he died to sing it right , he died to put this thing togother, he died when he was born, he died at his concept of ,,,,,LIFE AND LIVING AND BREAKING THE WALLS BETWEEN US AND THEM......well, he's still alive......and going well.....hope for the next album......

The sax kicks some serious arse

im sure i hear clapton on bottleneck....im sure someone will correct me....forgive me i only heard for first time today lol

I love the refrain from Fletcher's Memorial Home. great touch

que blues tan maravilloso del maestro roger bien ejecutada que t lleva a recrear una atmosfera psicodelica

3:47 - 3:58
Anyone else notice the EXACT SAME chord progression from In The Flesh?

Almost like they were written during the same period of time or something.

Wasn't it in the bathroom stall scene in The Wall?

Waters proposed to the rest of the band two projects: this and the wall, so a draft of both was actually written at the same time. "Sexual revolution" had already been written and they even tried to put it in the wall to describe Pink's sexual frustration. That said, I think the In the flesh theme only appears as one of Waters' self-referential cameos.

actually is common! check it out rapsody boheme and love of my life from queen! almost same chord progression , complety different songs ! :)

One of the best (if not the best) songs from a solo P.F. artist.

And so, leaving all our hopes and dreams to the wind and the rain, taking only our stash, left our litter and trash, and set out, on the road again.

Baby, i'll see u around

country floyd

Paulo Cardoso If only it was Floyd :/ Gilmour would have killed it on this song.

interesting while watching the wall (the film ) during the 'trial' scenes while he sits next to a toilet in the public bathroom reading some scraps of lyrics /poetry if you listen to what he is reading......
"and I put out my hand just to touch her soft hair to make sure in the darkness that you were still there and I have to admit I was just a little afraid...... buy then I had a bit of luck you were awake I couldn't take another moment alone."

The best track of the album.

+Sole2007 Sexual revolution, sorry i luv clapton :(

O Melhor album do clapton made in floyd

Sole2007 definitely

I agree

Just after 4 20 ?

Just finished his latest work cannot wait \\0//......\\0//.....\\0//....Go on Rodger Waters

Interestingly, after Animals, Waters brought two concepts (complete with nearly unlistenable home demo recordings) to the other members of Pink Floyd. One was "Pros and Cons", the other, "The Wall". Also, considering that "The Final Cut" is made up of several reworked leftover tracks from "The Wall", it is clear why the three records have so many similarities.

We held hands and we exchanged bands and we practically lived off the land.

@Veronika Gabčíková I hear it too. Very similar tunes.

Yep and at 1:35 "do you remember me? how we used to be? do you think, we should be closer?" from The Final Cut. I forgot the actual song name somehow.

Toukon Plays Games possible pasts

I read that roger brought this album and the wall to the rest if the band ( Floyd) and they chose to do the wall instead. If you notice on the commemorative edition of the wall that was recently released, there is a demo version of sexual revolution' on there from the wall sessions.

This album changed my life

me too, sad and depressing. Last time I cried for no real reason. Wonderful and moving. The wind and the rain.

saxofone e tudo mais muito lindo.

is there anything sweeter in this song than the back up vocals chiming in with "fuck it then" class all the way love you roger

everyone hears it

Waters did it deliberately. Hints of many other tracks from The Wall and The Final cut can be heard on this album.

" i told the kids stories while you worked your loom,
and the sun went down sooner each daaaayyy"

I said “Fuck it then.”

This has to be his most ingenous concept for an album. Although pulling off erecting a wall was pretty clever for stage show!

(You can hear spark up a joint) come on dad! Than he reads the book while holding the hit.

Love the part ladies and gentlemen plzz welcome Regan and Haige...(killer orchestration)

There's also the In The Flesh theme in this song

that's David Sanborn!

The Fletcher memorial, home for incurable tyrants... And kings!

at 1:20 - The Fletcher Memorial Home... or am I the only one who hear this in it? :)

You are not alone our kid :)

Sound like a the final cut and the wall... i love it... and Rog, my hero!

i love that track! ^^

I think it's because Waters was working out the ideas for The Wall and Pros & Cons... at the same time.

Awesome - thank you^^^^^

Great sax solo. It reminds me of Clarence Clemons's solo on Bruce Springsteen's Jungleland

"Good morning, Eor" said Pooh...

this album is chock full of Floyd references : )

Because Roger Washington the Braun of the gang!

notice the match light and toke hold when Dad (Reg? Rog?) is reading Winnie the Pooh to his kids??

glad roger got clapton on this track...he did a good job.

love Clapton's slide axe in this

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