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''The Wall'' is a [[rock opera]] by [[Pink Floyd]]. It is also a [[double album]]. The album was released in 1979. With the exception of "Young Lust", "Comfortably Numb", and "Run Like Hell", all of the songs are written soly by [[Roger Waters]] (those three songs were written by both Waters and [[David Gilmour|Gilmour]]).<bp />

''The Wall'' is a [[rock opera]] by [[Pink Floyd]]. It is also a [[double album]]. The album was released in 1979. With the exception of "Young Lust", "Comfortably Numb", and "Run Like Hell", all of the songs are written soly by [[Roger Waters]] (those three songs were written by both Waters and [[David Gilmour|Gilmour]]).<br />

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The album is semi-autobiographal in nature, as some of the things that the main character goes through actually happened to Waters.<bp />

The album is semi-autobiographal in nature, as some of the things that the main character goes through actually happened to Waters.<br />

==Plot==

==Plot==

===Another Brick In The Wall, Part I===

===Another Brick In The Wall, Part I===

At this song, Pink is older than the last song and understands that his father is gone, but does not understand that his father died in the war. Pink says that his father was "Another brick in the wall", showing that Pink is angry that his father is not there, and that this was one of the main reasons of (as we will find out as time goes on) Pink's isolation from the world outside (the wall)

At this song, Pink is older than the last song and understands that his father is gone, but does not understand that his father died in the war. Pink says that his father was "Another brick in the wall", showing that Pink is angry that his father is not there, and that this was one of the main reasons of (as we will find out as time goes on) Pink's isolation from the world outside (the wall).

===Happiest Days Of Our Lives===

===Happiest Days Of Our Lives===