Five classic rock artists that Roger Waters can’t stand
Scathing.
Roger Waters
The 1967 song Pink Floyd never wanted to play live: “Not out of spite”
Never wanting its stage adaptation.
The 1977 album Roger Waters thought Pink Floyd couldn’t make: “They’ll never be as good as mine”
Not at all in the same ballpark.
The 1987 album where Roger Waters stop talking to Pink Floyd: “They are just rubbish”
Getting everything all wrong.
The 1975 album Roger Waters said killed his friendship with Pink Floyd: “We weren’t there”
Never feeling the camaraderie again.
The one genre Roger Waters couldn’t bear listening to: “Violent and sexist”
Well outside of his wheelhouse.
The singer Roger Waters couldn’t stand working with: “Self-involved and unprofessional”
The peak of unprofessionalism.