Roger Waters – Amused to Death – Music Album
49,00 €
“Roger Waters – Amused to Death” is a music album for listeners seeking this 14-track collection. The list includes three parts of “What God Wants” and two parts each of “Perfect Sense” and “Late Home Tonight.” Don Henley appears on “Watching TV,” while Rita Coolidge appears on the closing track, “Amused To Death.”
Roger Waters – Amused to Death is a music album with 14 tracks. The list below can help you check whether this is the album entry you are looking for. It includes three parts of “What God Wants” and two parts each of “Perfect Sense” and “Late Home Tonight.” When comparing album listings, look at where those parts appear as well as their titles. Their order gives you a way to identify this track list, even if you remember only a few songs.
Track order
Several groups of tracks make the sequence easier to recognize. The two “Perfect Sense” parts appear together near the beginning, and the two “Late Home Tonight” parts appear together in the middle. “What God Wants, Part I” is separated from Parts II and III, which appear later in the list. Two guest performers are credited near the end: Don Henley on “Watching TV” and Rita Coolidge on the title track, “Amused To Death.” If you are comparing another album listing with this one, these positions may be more useful than the track count alone.
Full track list
- The Ballad of Bill Hubbard
- What God Wants, Part I
- Perfect Sense, Part I
- Perfect Sense, Part II
- The Bravery of Being Out of Range
- Late Home Tonight, Part I
- Late Home Tonight, Part II
- Too Much Rope
- What God Wants, Part II
- What God Wants, Part III
- Watching TV – featuring Don Henley
- Three Wishes
- It’s A Miracle
- Amused To Death – featuring Rita Coolidge
How to check whether this is the album entry you want
If you have written down only a few tracks, start by comparing their order rather than trying to recall the entire list. Near the beginning, “What God Wants, Part I” comes before both “Perfect Sense” parts. Farther on, both “Late Home Tonight” parts come before “Too Much Rope,” which in turn comes before the remaining two “What God Wants” parts. Checking a short run of neighboring tracks can help you compare this page with a list you already have, even when some titles are missing from your notes.
The end of the list offers another useful reference point. “Watching TV,” credited here with Don Henley, is followed by “Three Wishes” and “It’s A Miracle.” The final track is the title song, “Amused To Death,” credited with Rita Coolidge. If a guest performer is what led you to this album, check both the song title and its position. Together, those details make it easier to tell whether you are looking at the same 14-track sequence.
Before choosing an edition
This description provides a track list, but it does not establish the format or specific edition of the item offered for sale. If it matters whether you receive a physical recording, a digital version, or a particular edition, check the format and edition information for the specific item before buying. The album title, track order, and page category are not enough to determine those details. If packaging or other included items matter to you, check the contents of the offered package separately as well.
When choosing an album for your system, first confirm the format you are buying and whether you have a suitable playback device. Then choose a connection and playback settings according to that device and the capabilities of your amplifier or receiver. A track list does not specify a connection, controls, or speaker arrangement, so those cannot be determined from this page. For listening through a stereo or home cinema system, you can start with that system’s usual music playback settings and adjust the volume for your listening position. If you use playback devices in different rooms, consult your existing system’s information to check how they work together and how they are controlled.
Album details
| Artist | Roger Waters |
|---|---|
| Album | Amused to Death |
| Number of tracks | 14 |
| Guest performers | Don Henley on “Watching TV”; Rita Coolidge on “Amused To Death” |
FAQ
Do the “What God Wants” parts appear one after another?
No. Part I is the second track, while Parts II and III are the ninth and tenth tracks. When comparing track lists, check the gap between them. The presence of all three titles by itself does not tell you their order.
Where are the two “Perfect Sense” parts on the album?
They appear one after the other as the third and fourth tracks. If you recognize that pair, also check that “What God Wants, Part I” comes immediately before it. This lets you compare the opening sequence rather than relying on one familiar title.
Do the two “Late Home Tonight” parts also appear consecutively?
Yes. They are the sixth and seventh tracks, immediately after “The Bravery of Being Out of Range,” and “Too Much Rope” follows them. This stretch of the list can help you check the middle of the album.
How can I identify this list from its final tracks?
“Watching TV,” featuring Don Henley, is the eleventh track. It is followed by “Three Wishes” and “It’s A Miracle,” and the list ends with “Amused To Death,” featuring Rita Coolidge. If you have only the closing tracks to compare, check their order and the named guest performers.
Can I determine the album’s format and edition from this description?
No. This page gives album and track-list details, but it does not identify a specific format or edition. If those details determine whether you can play the album on your equipment, check the information for the offered item before choosing it.
