Now that we’ve covered the series of global ‘classic’ albums by Pink Floyd, we can now address the aftermath.

The mid-eighties was not the best of times for Pink Floyd (or Roger Waters, who was now a solo artists). The albums released at this time were certainly not bad albums, but they definitely lacked the spark and intensity of what the audience expected; the era of infallibility was over.

So, after “Animals,” “The Wall”, and “The Final Cut,” we can now take a look at some of Roger’s solo work from this era and the first Pink Floyd album released without him.

Featured tracks include:

Towers of Faith

Folded Flags

Who Needs Information

Four Minutes

The Tide Is Turning (after Live-Aid)

Learning to Fly

Sorrow (live)

On the Turning Away (live)