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I wrote these for an english class I took in college. It has been noted that there are a few factual errors in both, but I've decided to leave them as they were originally submitted.

• Remember A Day
  Pink Floyd's current music continues to fall short of their earlier albums because their attempts at self-imitation lack the concepts and musical nuances that made their music popular for its uniqueness.
• Dunroamin, Duncarin, Dunlivin
  Roger Waters' albums stay truer to Pink Floyd's original sound and meaning than the current Pink Floyd because his evaluations of man's position in today's society provoke reflection while continuing with the musical innovations that made Pink Floyd popular.

David D. Dennis

Two versions of a paper analyzing Amused to Death
• Amused to Death Analysis (take 1)
• Amused to Death Analysis (take 2)

Adam Laceky

• Why Roger Waters' Lyrics Are Better Than David Gilmour's
  Comparison of each songwriter's "best" and "worst" lyrics.

Justin H.

• Pink Floyd: Animals
  Lost somewhere in Pink Floyd's long list of landmark albums is 1977’s Animals, which has been called "the forgotten album." Like many Floyd albums, Animals contains a theme that’s clear in concept and vast in execution. It was their response to England’s huge anti-progressive rock punk phenomenon lead by Johnny Rotten of The Sex Pistols.

Graham Clarke

• Will Roger Waters perform again?
  While Waters is still a creative force and his poetic vision will continue, at least for a while, his performing days seem to be over since his vocal abilities are degrading and playing the bass was never his musical raison d'etre. Roger Waters will likely never perform again.

Dana J. Holt

• Roger Waters
  Basic background on Roger Waters and his works

Amanda

• A History of Pink Floyd^New
  Basic background on Pink Floyd

Jason Kalchik

• Pink Floyd’s Animals^New
  An indictment of capitalism, and ideological support.