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It frequently deals with issues such as relationships, drugs, religion, war... Another Brick in the Wall is actually the title of three parts, subtitled Reminiscing, Education and Drugs. They are all from the album The Wall, which was recorded and relaised in 1979. It's a concept album, which means that all the songs are unified by a same narrative and lyrical theme. Another Brick in the Wall has become one of the most famous Pink Floyd songs. Everyone has ever heard it, but what is its meaning

"loneliness", "things were going to be                           much better now that he'd made a friend". ρ poor academic results ρ poor housing conditions "indifferent tenants and rusty water", "the Hindi music through the wall"," smell the smoke of the woman downstairs", "thin mattress", "the weight of overpopulation". 8. TRUE or FALSE. 12 pts

better. Then he told himself that he was a Canterville, and that Cantervilles were fighters to the end. Very early in the morning, while the family was still sleeping, he went back to the passage. The other ghost was still here, but now against the wall like a sick man. The Canterville ghost moved forward quickly and put his arm round the other ghost and its head fell off! Then the body fell to the floor, and the Canterville ghost saw that he was holding a white bed sheet . And there was a brush,

Gaulle annonçait le retrait de la France de l'O.T.A.N, ceci explique cela "allah" de veronique sanson et "caid ali" d'Art Mengo pendant la guerre du golfe Si je me souviens bien, "in the army now" de Status Quo, ainsi qu' "another brick in the wall" de Pink Floyd, ont eu des problèmes de diffusion. Les exemples sont innombrables Plus récemment, « J’pète les plombs » par Disiz La Peste (2000), gros succès rap, dut être réenregistré. Les paroles, assez crues (c’est le moins qu’on puisse dire)

succès mais aussi et surtout un hymne de toute une génération. "Blowin' in the Wind" est l'archétype même de la chanson contestataire qui est devenue au fil des années un classique de l'histoire de la musique. 3-Another Brick in the Wall Another Brick in the Wall est une chanson contestataire, qui dénonce la rigidité des règles scolaires en général, et celle des internats en particulier. Pink Floyd semble dénoncer la rigidité de l’école anglaise, en évoquant l’uniforme et son côté impersonnel

little black girl is apparently walking to school, as can be seen by the books and the ruler she is holding in her left hand. She is surrounded by four large men, as if she was a prisoner. We can observe that there are tomatoes splattered against the wall, and such aggressive graffiti as “nigger” and KKK (short for Ku Klux Klan [‘ku: kl ks ‘klæn]), which clearly shows that this little girl – and along her the whole black community – is the target of attacks from various hate groups. The four men

would shift the mark left by indifferent tenants and rusty water. Daniel laid his socks on the cold radiator, lined his shoes against the wall and buttoned his pyjamas up to his neck. He lay on the thin mattress and listened to the building groan under the weight of over-population. But this night he didn't care that he could hear the Hindi music through the wall, he didn't mind that he could smell the smoke of the woman downstairs, he didn't tense up when babies cried or men shouted. Everything was

into round red or yellow drops. Each apple-tree had sufficient space. The sky exactly fitted the leaves. When the breeze blew, the line of the boughs against the wall slanted slightly and then returned. A wagtail flew diagonally from one corner to another. Cautiously hopping, a thrush advanced towards a fallen apple; from the other wall a sparrow fluttered just above the grass. The uprush of the trees was tied down by these movements; the whole was compacted by the orchard walls. For miles beneath

prohibited acts, international law has made it clear that torture is "cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment." In addition to the types of severe pain and suffering mentioned above, torture thus also includes being forced to stand spread eagled against the wall for hours; being subjected to bright lights or blindfolding; being subjected to continuous loud noise; being deprived of sleep, food or drink; being subjected to forced constant standing or crouching; or violent shaking. Moreover, torture is not limited

for the other man   Mais tout le travail que j'ai fait était pour l'autre homme Now we demand a chance to do things for ourselves  Maintenant, nous exigeons une chance de faire des choses pour nous-mêmes We're tired of beatin' our head against the wall  Nous sommes fatigués de frapper notre tête contre le mur And workin' for someone else  Et travailler pour quelqu'un d'autre Say it loud: I'm black and I'm proud! (x4) Dites-le haut et fort: je suis noir et je suis fier! We're people, we're