Song Name: Free Four Artist: Pink Floyd Album: Obscured By Clouds, Works Run Time: 4:15 Year: 1972 Track Number: 8 Sung By: Roger Waters Written By: Roger Waters Info:
* It takes its name from the traditional rock and roll countdown at the start of the song "one, two, three, four..."
* The song deals with themes that would become standard for Roger in albums following this, notably his father's death and the "evils" of the record industry.
* Though the song's mellow during the lyrical portions, the guitar solo surprisingly launches into a heavier tone, with progression that's reminiscent of "One Of These Days", capturing the classic Pink Floyd guitar sound.
* "Free Four" was released as a single in 1972 and managed to break into FM radio's top 50 list.
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| - Song Name: Free Four Artist: Pink Floyd Album: Obscured By Clouds, Works Run Time: 4:15 Year: 1972 Track Number: 8 Sung By: Roger Waters Written By: Roger Waters Info:
* It takes its name from the traditional rock and roll countdown at the start of the song "one, two, three, four..."
* The song deals with themes that would become standard for Roger in albums following this, notably his father's death and the "evils" of the record industry.
* Though the song's mellow during the lyrical portions, the guitar solo surprisingly launches into a heavier tone, with progression that's reminiscent of "One Of These Days", capturing the classic Pink Floyd guitar sound.
* "Free Four" was released as a single in 1972 and managed to break into FM radio's top 50 list.
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| - Song Name: Free Four Artist: Pink Floyd Album: Obscured By Clouds, Works Run Time: 4:15 Year: 1972 Track Number: 8 Sung By: Roger Waters Written By: Roger Waters Info:
* It takes its name from the traditional rock and roll countdown at the start of the song "one, two, three, four..."
* The song deals with themes that would become standard for Roger in albums following this, notably his father's death and the "evils" of the record industry.
* Though the song's mellow during the lyrical portions, the guitar solo surprisingly launches into a heavier tone, with progression that's reminiscent of "One Of These Days", capturing the classic Pink Floyd guitar sound.
* "Free Four" was released as a single in 1972 and managed to break into FM radio's top 50 list.
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