MR

I thought this was posted before, found this from the other Styx board

http://www.billboard.com/bb/yahoo/searc ... 1001011798

Several veteran rock artists have teamed to record a track-by-track tribute to Pink Floyd's "The Wall." Due Sept. 27 via the Cleopatra Records' Purple Pyramid imprint, "Back Against the Wall" boasts the participation of Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson, the Doors' Robby Krieger and Yes' Rick Wakeman, Chris Squire and Steve Howe.

Another former Yes alum, Billy Sherwood, produced the tribute, which also features King Crimson's Adrian Belew and Tony Levin, ELP's Keith Emerson, Styx's Tommy Shaw and Toto's Steve Lukather, as well as actor Malcolm McDowell, who provides spoken dialogue.

"All the artists involved poured their hearts and soul into this body of work and it shows," Sherwood says. "It is with the utmost respect to Pink Floyd that we took the challenge."

The tracklisting for Back Against The Wall includes:
DISC ONE:
"In The Flesh" -- with Adrian Belew, Alan White, and Steve Porcaro
"The Thin Ice" -- with Ian Anderson and Tony Levin
"Another Brick In The Wall Part 1" -- with Steve Morse and Billy Sherwood
"The Happiest Days Of Our Lives -- with Billy Sherwood and Vinnie Coliauta
"Another Brick In The Wall Part 2" -- with Fee Waybill, Ronnie Montrose, and Mike Porcaro
"Mother" -- with John Wetton, Adrian Belew, and Alan White
"Goodbye Blue Sky" -- with Steve Howe and Billy Sherwood
"Empty Spaces" -- with Billy Sherwood and Robby Krieger
"Young Lust" -- with Glenn Hughes
"One Of My Turns" -- with Tommy Shaw
"Don't Leave Me Now" -- with Robby Krieger and Tommy Shaw
"Another Brick In The Wall Part 3" -- with Steve Lukather and Tony Levin
"Goodbye Cruel World" -- with Billy Sherwood and Tony Levin

DISC TWO:
"Hey You" -- with John Wetton, Steve Lukather, Tommy Shaw, and Alan White
"Is There Anybody Out There?" -- with Adrian Belew and Billy Sherwood
"Nobody Home" -- with Rick Wakeman
"Vera" -- with Tommy Shaw and Steve Howe
"Bring The Boys Back Home" -- with Billy Sherwood and Jay Schellen
"Comfortably Numb" -- with Chris Squire and Alan White
"The Show Must Go On" -- with Adrian Belew and Vinnie Coliauta
"In The Flesh" -- with Billy Sherwood, Steve Porcaro, and Vinnie Coliauta
"Run Like Hell" -- with Jason Chefe, Dweezil Zappa, and Tony Kaye
"Waiting For The Worms" -- with Billy Sherwood, Tony Levin, and Vinnie Coliauta
"Stop" -- with Billy Sherwood
"The Trial" -- with Malcolm McDowell
"Outside The Wall" -- with Billy Sherwood
"Isn't This Where We Came In" -- with Malcolm McDowell

Sounds interesting.

But the tribute I still haven't heard yet is Tommy Shaw singing Spread Your Wings on the Queen tribute.

Has anyone heard that?

Waiting for folks to pull some bricks out of the wall and throw them at me but....here goes. I am NOT a fan of Pink Floyd. They leave me, oh let me say....comfortably numb.

So this album, like any of PF's albums is of no interest to me.

I was probably the only one who was not "excited" about the reunion for Live 8. They put me to sleep, yet again.

Bugsy (ducking from those other bricks in the wall!)