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July 22, 2015

Remember to look down as you wander around London Town this week.

The 2015 release of Amused to Death from Roger Waters will be available across 4 formats from this Friday 24th July.

CD/Blu-ray which features a new 5.1 surround mix

Standard CD

Double Vinyl

Limited edition 2LP picture disc

Longtime Roger Waters/Pink Floyd collaborator and co-producer James Guthrie has remastered the audio, and creative director of Waters’ 2010-2013 “The Wall Live” tour and movie and Sean Evans has also updated the artwork.

Pre-order your copy now on Amazon.co.uk

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Want to win a signed vinyl and official merchandise?

Roger Waters Takes Over London

Artwork from Roger Waters’ #AmusedToDeath was projected onto various London landmarks. Take a look…

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…on the streets of London.

Roger Waters: Amused To Death

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