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lime and limpid green · 05-26-2005 08:09 AM

Does The Final Cut have more meaning to a person who has lost their father, or mother for that matter?

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ClusterOne · 05-26-2005 08:13 AM

I remember reading an interview by Roger who said that a women who had also lost her fater in WWII and she though it was the most moving record she had ever heard, so I assume it may be.

Radio Slaver · 05-26-2005 12:52 PM

I feel that if you listen to the meaning of it its a very moving album anyway.

Dyolf · 05-31-2005 06:53 AM

I can't listen to TFC all-the-way-through in one go. I find it too disturbing. Although I could listen to Not Now John all day.

~~AndersonCouncill~~ · 05-31-2005 12:53 PM

On Sunday my grandpa told me about an expierience of his in Vietnam. Today this line almost made me cry.

"A place to stay,
Enough to eat,
Somewhere old heros shuffle safely down the street,
Where you can speak out loud about your doubts and fears,
And whats more,
No one ever disappears,
You never here the standard issue kicking in your door,
You can relax,
On both sides of the tracks,
And maniacs don't blow holes in bandsmen by remote control,
And everyone has recourse to the law,
And no one kills the children anymore,
And no one kills the children anymore..."

Edited By AndersonCouncill on 1117573004

Radio Slaver · 05-31-2005 01:32 PM

It does seem to mean more to those who had family in a war.

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