PINK FLOYD When classic literature is discussed

When classic literature is discussed, minds often turn to long dead poets, playwrights, and other revered minds of the
literary world. However, anything in the realm of modern music is often simply dismissed due to the "pop culture" nature of it.
Caught directly in this glaring oversight is long-time Pink Floyd lyricist Roger Waters. Waters’ lyrics of pain, isolation, insanity,
and political satire cannot be overlooked simply because they are presented in modern rock songs. Waters’ songs and albums
are indeed valid literary works as they explore the facets of everyday life, much like the classic works of the past.
Of the many albums he has penned, each one presents its own concept. These concepts are masterfully fleshed out over
the course of the album, taking the listener on an audiophonic tour of Roger’s world. Albums such as “Animals,” a modern
insight into society much like George Orwell’s Animal Farm, and “The Dark Side of the Moon,” an exploratio...