Roger Waters has unveiled reworked renditions of “Converse To Me / Breathe” from his upcoming album of re-recordings, The Darkish Aspect of the Moon Redux, which interpolates Pink Floyd lyrics from “Free 4” off 1972’s Obscured by Clouds.

Whereas the two-part opening monitor from 1973’s The Darkish Aspect of the Moon served as a kind of overture introducing sounds and motifs used all through the album, the redux model seems to equally set the tone for the brand new assortment. In a spoken phrase introduction, Waters recites the opening verse of “Free 4,” saying: “The reminiscences of a person in his outdated age/ Are the deeds of a person in his prime,” which almost echo his assertion asserting the album as “the lament of an elder being on the human situation.”

Later traces equivalent to “Eighty years with luck and even much less” additionally pair properly together with his preliminary feedback on the undertaking the place he recalled wanting “to think about what the knowledge of an 80-year outdated might deliver to a reimagined model.” Then, maybe knowingly, the introductory passage concludes with the road “And everybody’s nonetheless on the run,” easily name-dropping the album’s subsequent monitor, “On the Run.” Stream “”Converse To Me / Breathe” beneath.

The Darkish Aspect of the Moon Redux arrives on October sixth by way of SGB Data. The album options beforehand launched reworks of “Time” and “Cash” in addition to a 13-minute authentic composition impressed by the brand new enterprise. Pre-orders are ongoing.

Waters is ready to debut the brand new album reside over two nights at London’s Palladium on October eighth and ninth earlier than heading out on a winter tour throughout South and Central America. Examine for seats and offers to all of his upcoming worldwide dates right here.