Another Brick In The Wall was a song written by Pink Floyd’s bassist Roger Waters and appears on Pink Floyd’s album The Wall. Written in three parts, each part of Brick In The Wall carries forward the theme of the music and the basic motif of the song. Part I (reminiscing), Part II (Education) and Part III (Drugs).

Comfortably Numb first appeared on Pink Floyd’s super album The Wall. Comfortably Numb originally had the working title of The Doctor, before the songs release in 1979. Comfortably Numb was additionally released as a single with the b-side containing an additional hit, Hey You.

Have A Cigar was written by Roger Waters over the blatant disgust of the recording industry. Have A Cigar, appears on the 1975 Pink Floyd album Wish You Were Here. Have A Cigar appropriately follows the track Welcome To The Machine. Subversively the songs lyrics are making fun of the businessman who in speaking with the band, does not understand  (and probably does not care) that the name of their band name IS Pink Floyd.

Appearing on the album Dark Side Of The Moon, Money is a song written and performed by Pink Floyd, 1973. Although most rock music and music from this era is written in 4/4 time, Money was written primarily in 7/4 and 12/4 time with a moderate shuffle feel. Quite unusual – and then Money is a great song.

The song The Fletcher Memorial Home, appears on the Pink Floyd album The Final Cut, additionally the song appears on the Pink Floyd compilation album Echos: The Best Of Pink Floyd. The song expresses the frustration Roger Water’s felt with the state of the World and the  World’s leadership.