One track in this album features a backwards message, but the speaker is interrupted because Carolyn is on the phone.
One track in this album features a backwards message, but the speaker is interrupted because Carolyn is on the phone. Another song from this album is the band's only number one hit, but it was banned in South Africa because of its use as a protest anthem in schools. The phrase "Is this where we came in?" is split between the last and first songs, as well as the tune from "We'll Meet Again" by Vera Lynn. This album was later made into a movie starring Bob Geldof, and was notable for inserting "When the Tigers Broke Free" but omitting "Hey You". Supposedly, inspiration for this album came when the bassist and lead songwriter spit at a fan while touring to promote the album "Animals". FTP, name this double album, which chronicles the life of a musician and his building and experiences with the titular object, a 1979 album by Pink Floyd.
One track in this album features a backwards message, but the speaker is interrupted because Carolyn is on the phone.
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