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Roger Waters – The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking (VG/VG) – LP, US 1984
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The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking is an LP by Roger Waters from 1984 released on the Columbia label.
About this album
The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking is a daring solo statement from Roger Waters, built as a tightly wound concept album that turns a late-night journey into a psychological reckoning. Issued in 1984, it followed his work with Pink Floyd and sharpened his gift for narrative, social unease and bleak humour. The album’s blues rock and classic rock framework supports extended, theatrical compositions, with every sound serving the central story rather than simple radio-friendly structure. Produced with cinematic focus and supported by Eric Clapton’s guitar on several tracks, it remains one of Waters’ most distinctive and uncompromising records, valued for its ambition and conceptual coherence.
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Artist: Roger WatersLabel: Columbia – PC 39290Format: LP, Album, ReissueUnits: 1Country: USReleased: 1984Genre: Pop & RockStyle: Alternative Rock, Art Rock
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(Part 1 - 6)
A1 4.30 Am (Apparently They Were Travelling Abroad)
A2 4.33 Am (Running Shoes)
A3 4.37 Am (Arabs With Knives And West German Skies)
A4 4.39 Am (For The First Time Today, Part 2)
A5 4.41 Am (Sexual Revolution)
A6 4.47 Am (The Remains Of Our Love)
(Part 7 - 12)
B1 4.50 Am (Go Fishing)
B2 4.56 Am (For The First Time Today, Part 1)
B3 4.58 Am (Dunroamin, Duncarin, Dunlivin)
B4 5.01 Am (The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking, Part 10)
B5 5.06 Am (Every Strangers Eyes)
B6 5.11 Am (The Moment Of Clarity)