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The primary consideration, of course, is the music itself. Floyd are able to create intense textures as well as maniaclly pounding rock songs. Several tracks are short, and are meant as segues into subseqent songs. Standout rock compositions include, but are by no means limited to: Comfortably Numb, Run like Hell, Young Lust, and the wildly progressive One of My Turns. Other, more ambient pieces are epic in their own right, and allow for Gilmour's guitar work to stand out in a way that it hasn't since the classic Wish You Were Here album.
The Wall is an album that has been (and will be) enjoyed for generations, and possesses a demanding longevity that will not be ignored. You should buy it, if you have not already (After all, it is 23 times platinum!) :-)
Favourite songs: Comfortably Numb, Another Brick in the Wall (Pt.1), Run like Hell, Waiting for the Worms, The Trial.
5 Stars