• synae[he/him]
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      41 year ago

      Dark Side of the Moon is definitely political, if you want to set a cutoff. Also the first he had a lot of writing credit for, as I understand it. I’m not prepared to argue for earlier than that.

      But even Animals, in 1977, is 40+ years before people started complaining about him being too political. It’s a ridiculous claim that deserves no serious consideration.

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        The problem isn’t that he’s political. The problem is he has kid rock’s level of insight. His takes are absurdly dumb and he bloviates about them at length any time he’s in front of a microphone. He believes the UK shouldn’t have entered WW2 for God’s sake. He’s a blowhard and a moron, and he’s really dialed it up the last few years.

        • synae[he/him]
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          11 year ago

          Alright cool, whatever. That’s a different conversation. Have a nice day

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            21 year ago

            That was exactly the same as my original point lol

            Tbf Roger Waters is the most hamfisted and annoying of the politically involved musicians