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The one composer Roger Waters doesn’t want to think about: “Life’s too long”
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Judging only from the headline and URL, the piece appears to be a Far Out Magazine feature about a particular composer that the Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters reportedly cannot bear to think about. However, no names, quotes, dates or explanatory details survive in the text given here, so any further specifics would be guesswork rather than reporting.
In short
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- Headline suggests Roger Waters dislikes thinking about one composer.
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Explained simply
Roger Waters is a British musician and songwriter best known as a member of Pink Floyd, the rock band behind albums such as The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall. He has also worked as a solo artist, often drawing on politics, history and personal experience.
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