Tagged: Roger Waters Memoirs
Roger Waters Memoirs have been in the works since Covid where he found himself with a lot of time on his hands. Roger put the time to good use and captured his story from over the years.
So far, we know the following about Roger’s memoirs.
- They are called I’ll See You On The Dark Side Of The Moon: Memoirs Of A Lanky Prick.
- He has recorded an audio book version of them.
- Based on interviews, the memoirs could get a bit nasty about things in the past such as Pink Floyd breaking up. Roger said recently on the topic of songwriting.
- “They [David and Wick] have no ideas, not a single one between them. They never have had, and that drives them crazy.”
- Roger was reading from his autobiographic memoirs at the London Palladium shows recently in October 2023
- It is quite possible the memoirs will be released next year in 2024 some time
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Roger Waters’ memoir will be a hot topic amongst many fans and people involved with Pink Floyd. The autobiography book title is “Love and Truth” and Roger started writing it during Covid lockdown. Nick Mason published his Personal History of Pink Floyd in 2004 complete with audiobook. It will be interesting to read an additional perspective on Pink Floyd’s history… hopefully. Roger’s time in Pink Floyd certainly had its ups and downs. His contribution to...
Roger Waters, the former bassist and “creative force” of Pink Floyd, has launched a new Roger Waters Official Website, sparking speculation about potential new projects on the horizon. His previous website was rather basic and, whilst his new one is rather basic too, I think it has definitely had a step up. Roger Waters “News” Website The news section currently features Waters’ political views. While some may argue that politics and rock stars make an...
Roger Waters Tour is coming to an end soon in December. After an amazing run of concerts which started in July 2022, This Is Not A Drill Tour is set to conclude on 9th December 2023. The final venue is Estadio Olimpico in Ecuador. The tour was billed Roger’s “first farewell tour” jokingly referring to the trend of older artists saying its their last, then doing more! The original tour schedule, for Roger Waters’ seventh...
