Album Rating: 3.6

All you people singling out Learning to Fly: On the Turning Away and Sorrow are equal if not better

Album Rating: 3.0

Don't forget One Slip

Album Rating: 2.0 | Sound Off

Nah not Sorrow

Lyrics on this album are ridiculous

Album Rating: 4.0

learning to fly, one slip, on the turning away, terminal frost, and sorrow are all great tunes........on the turning away is on a whole other level.....underrated album

Album Rating: 3.0

On the Turning Away is awesome agreed

Album Rating: 4.0

i'd also like to add that they played 3 of these tunes consistently after the albums release until their end.....and no, they didn't have to do so just because Waters wasn't around anymore



June 1994 Yankee Stadium bitches......out of my mind

Album Rating: 3.0

we break down the lyrics of on the turning away in american lit, as a piece of poetry for the changes in flow and ideas really very lyrically sound

Album Rating: 2.0

On the Turning Away is awesome agreed [2]

Album Rating: 3.5

great song yeah

Album Rating: 4.0

not to mention Gilmour's 2+ minute solo to close the song out

I reaaaalllly like Learning to Fly... What's the rest of he album like?

Album Rating: 4.0

like that, but with a few areas with higher highs

Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off

3 stars. Up from my initial 2 1/2 rating. It's 80's Pink Floyd, complete with saxophone cheese and some Waters-era mimicry. This one is for the fans, meaning it's crap for the casuals who only love the masterpieces, but enjoyable for die-hard Floyd followers. B Minus. On a side note, The Final Cut was a flawed four star (out of five) album.

Album Rating: 3.5

underappreciated album

Album Rating: 2.5

As a die-hard PF fan, I want to buy this. Should I ? It's the only PF album I've never heard.

Album Rating: 3.5

id say yes

Album Rating: 4.0

this album is great.......on the turning away is a masterpiece

Album Rating: 3.5

Agreed, might review this.

Album Rating: 3.0

I really wanted to like this, I mean I kind of do, but it doesn't feel like Pink Floyd, compared to their other music (and compared to Gilmour's solo work) the album seems so dull, not only vocally, but in the instrumentals as well that just felt like they were dragging along the entire album, and the songs seem to go on forever, and that's coming from someone who's listened to the both of the entire tracks Echoes and all 9 parts of Shine on You Crazy Diamond multiple times over and who has enjoyed them every time. I did enjoy On the Turning A0way, but other than that, I found it really hard to get much enjoyment from this album.