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Pink Floyd’s 11th studio album was released on 30 November 1979.

Over the 11 months it took to record the album, the relationships within the band broke down to the point that the group was rarely in the studio at the same time. Producer/Collaborator Bob Ezrin described Roger Waters as a “bully,” Richard Wright wanted a larger role in the production of the album, and worked at night, often changing much of what Ezrin had done during the day. Wright left the band (his name does not appear on the original release of the album), but was retained as a hired musician during the promotional tour of The Wall in 1980-81.

Water also fired Storm Thorgerson, who had designed every Pink Floyd album except for their debut. Illustrator Gerald Scarfe provided lettering and illustration for the gatefold double album.