Another Brick in the Wall

This tenor was written by Pink Floyd. It was recorded April-November 1979 and was released to the exoteric on December 1979. The birdcall quarter be found on The Wall album. The cry is written with three move part i is referred to as reminiscing, part two is referred to as education, and part three is referred to as drugs. slice two is the most recognized part of the whole song. an other(a)(prenominal) Brick in the Wall hit number fifty-seven on the discotheque chart. Part one of other Brick in the Wall starts off with a soft and long guitar solo, this solo hits a few louder notes through come to the fore this part. You sewer hear a teacher yelling at students.Floyd comes in with soft vocals he only gets louder in a few parts. all in all the vocals are softer than the other two parts. In all three parts the line all in all it was just a brick in the wall is repeated. This line is a symbol for people building up a wall to protect themselves from emotional harm. Part one is about(predicate) Pinks childhood life. This part is reminiscent about Pinkss father this is shown in the lines daddys flown across the ocean and what did you add for me. The first line shows the separation from his father due to the military. His father was killed in Italy, so the separation from him was a great issue for him.Pink uses the watchword ocean as a metaphor for the afterlife that lies past a great body of water. He is both physically and mentally disordered from his father. Reminiscing ends with another soft guitar solo. Part two, education, is the most famous part of Another Brick in the Wall. Floyd tries to show his childhood struggles with cruel teachers whom he blames for adding more bricks in his wall. Since its release, there have been accounted stories of children and adults adopting this song as an anarchistic hymn. They use it to fight back against their years of educational oppression.The line we assumet need no education does not suggest that we do not need education, but, in fact it is a double cast out which means the tiret and no cancel each other out producing we do need education. Part two has added the drums and a synthesist to its musical items. The guitar is still used here. In a part of this song Floyd has children singing the same stanza he sang earlier. This part of the song also ends with a guitar solo with the drums being played in the background. Part three drugs is much shorter than the previous two parts but it starts out with a sound of smashing then you hear a guitar and drums outset to play.At the same time, Floyd starts singing with the line I take for grantedt need no arms around me. And I dont need no drugs to calm me. This part symbolizes his pain and how he dealt with it drugs and loving arms around him. He uses part three as an attack against the world. He uses the line I have seen the writing on the wall as a metaphor for him seeing what life can throw at you and you have to stand strong if you want t o survive. The song ends with the sound of the synthesizer fading into nothing.