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YOUNG
LUST
Concept:
Another brick in Pink's wall is the loss of his wife. This song is a pastiche
of a rock and roll band on the road and the inevitable sexual encounters,
and is stereotypical of the kind of songs young rock bands play.
Roger Waters: When I wrote this song, the words were quite different. It
was about leaving school, wandering about town, hanging around outside porno
movies and dirty bookshops and things like that : being very interested
in sex but too frightened to get involved. Now it's completely different.
That was a function of all of us working together on the record, particulary
Dave Gilmour and Bob Ezrin. Comment:
Background dialog: 2:48 - (Phone rings) 2:55
- (clunk of reciever being lifted) 2:56
- "Hello?" 2:57 - "Yes
, a collect call for Mrs.Floyd from Mr.Floyd. Will you accept the charges
from United States?" 3:04 - (clunk of phone
being put down) 3:04 - "Oh, he humg up! That's
your residence, right? I wonder why he hung up? Is there suupose to be someone
else there besides your wife there to answer?" 3:13
- (Phone rings again..followed by clunk of reciever being picked
up) 3:21 - "Hello?" 3:22
- "This is the United States calling, are we reaching..." 3:25
- (phone being put down) 3:26 - "See
he keeps hanging up, and it's a man answering." 3:30
- (connection being closed).
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