Both Roger Waters and David Gilmour are working on separate solo albums.  The Gilmour recording sessions, once again, include Graham Nash and David Crosby.  The pair appeared on the Pink Floyd guitarist's On An Island album (2006).  Commenting on the renewed invitation, Nash says Gilmour said, 'What the hell would it cost you to have David Crosby and Graham Nash getting on a bloody train to Brighton to sing with you?  We're musicians. We love good songs. We'll sing them until we're dead.'  Waters, by far the most active former Floyd member when it comes to live shows, hasn't put out a new studio album in more than a decade (Amused To Death, 2002).  He recently told Rolling Stone he completed a demo of the songs he plans to put on his 2014 release, a concept album he calls '...couched as a radio play.  It has characters who speak to each other, and it's a quest.  It's about an old man and a young child trying to figure out why they are killing the children.'  Sounds bleak enough.

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