A look at what made the Pink Floyd album 'The Final Cut such a travesty, and whether their keyboardist Richard Wright could have saved it if he hadn't left.

None of the members of Pink Floyd were particularly pleased with the outcome of their 1983 album, 'The Final Cut', not least ...

The ’80s, however, would be much different. Roger Waters had assumed a central role by the time Pink Floyd released 1983’s The Final Cut, creating the concept, writing the songs, even firing a ...

Pink Floyd released a 19-minute "video EP" in 1983 for The Final Cut, essentially four music videos in a continuous sequence, directed by Willie Christie, who was Roger Waters' brother-in-law.

Pink Floyd’s follow-up single “Run Like Hell” didn’t make quite as much of an impact on the charts, sadly. Their 1983 album The Final Cut would be their last with Roger Waters. He would ...

As Pink Floyd ceased to operate as a working group, Gilmour unleashed a lusty fury on his lone lead vocal for The Final Cut. The sentiment is made all the more menacing by the ironic backing ...