I like this one, especially "If It's in You," complete with breakdown & mistakes.

I like this too. But it's sad to listen to.

My favorites are the three instrumentals. "Mihalis" builds intensity slowly then fades away nicely. "Raise My Rent" is essentially a long blueish guitar solo that is the predecessor to his ending solo on Comfortably Numb. And "Its Deafinitely" has some nice slide guitar.

I really like "There's No Way Out of Here."

Pete Townshend helped with Love on the Air in exchange for Gilmour's work on White City (Give Blood, the single is Gilmour's great guitar work). I have a solo Townshend concert tape with both tunes on it.

I used to have a VHS tape for a concert Townsend did at that time. I remember seeing Gilmour on it. Unfortunately, Mr. VCR was hungry the last time I watched it.

I remember reading that Waters had two nearly complete projects that he presented to the other members of Pink Floyd - The Pros & Cons of Hitchhiking and The Wall. At the time, Waters knew that his time with Pink Floyd was nearing an end so one of his projects would be done with Pink Floyd, the other would be a solo project. Luckily for us fans, they decided to do The Wall as Pink Floyd.

Memorable because of the splendid use of the backing vocalists - 'F*uk it then' as a vocal stab stands out in my memory...

And Eric Clapton on gee-tar, doin' his blues thang.

Around the time Radio KAOS came out, I remember listening to an interview with Roger Waters on the radio. The person giving the interview mentioned that Pros and Cons had a cast and Roger replied that he was working on making it into a play. Could be interesting.

F--- it then.
Take the children back to town.
Baby I'll see you around......

Love that song....

Saw the tour for this. Absolutely blew me away. From the synchronised animations, Paul Carrack on keyboards doing the support act by just coming out first and entertaining us with some Squeeze numbers, the manic Andy Fairweather-Low on guitar, to the radio booth interjections that kept the whole thing together. Brilliant.

At the interval, Roger Waters turned up in the radio booth and people phoned in from a phone-box in the middle of the auditorium to ask questions.

And then, at the end, they finished with 'The Tide is Turning' and the vid-screen lifted to reveal a huge male voice choir to do the choral parts as on the album. I'm not ashamed to say that I cried, and still can't hear the track (and this was 20 years ago!) without getting just a little choked...

Did I mention that I quite liked this album...? It gets onto the CD player in the car about once a month.

Never saw the show, I was a poor college student at the time but I did manage to score a bootleg from one of the shows and it sounds like it would have been awesome. Makes me wonder if Roger has some video tape tucked away somewhere.....

I do have a video tape of the Radio KAOS videos which was converted to DVD. Very cool stuff.

Pretty mellow, nice to listen to on a rainy day. My favorite is "Drop in from the Top" which has some "Embryo"-like keyboards and a tasty guitar solo.