The Division Bell
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The Division Bell is an album released by Pink Floyd in 1994 (March 30 in the United Kingdom, April 5 in the United States). The album was recorded at a number of studios.

The Division Bell is also the name of the bell that rings in Westminster, in the House of Parliament (London, England). It also rings in the apartments of many of the members of Parliament. The bell summons all the members of Parliament to go the House of Commons to vote on the issues.

Tracks

1. "Cluster One" (Wright/Gilmour) 5:58
2. "What Do You Want From Me" (Gilmour/Wright/Samson) 4:21
3. "Poles Apart" (Gilmour/Wright/Samson/Laird-Clowes) 7:04
4. "Marooned" (Wright/Gilmour) 5:29
5. "A Great Day for Freedom" (Gilmour/Samson) 4:17
6. "Wearing the Inside Out" (Wright/Moore) 6:49
7. "Take it Back" (Gilmour/Ezrin/Samson/Laird-Clowes) 6:12
8. "Coming Back to Life" (Gilmour) 6:19
9. "Keep Talking" (Wright/Gilmour/Samson) 6:11
10. "Lost for Words" (Gilmour/Samson) 5:14
11. "High Hopes" (Gilmour/Samson) 8:32
12. Hidden track - Gilmour's son, Charlie, hangs up the telephone on Pink Floyd manager Steve O'Rourke (Included in "High Hopes")

Personnel

• David Gilmour - guitars, vocals, bass, keyboardss and programming
• Nick Mason - drums and percussion
• Richard Wright - keyboards and vocals
• Jon Carin - additional keyboards
• Guy Pratt - bass
• Gary Wallis - percussion
• Tim Renwick - guitars
• Dick Parry - tenor saxophone
• Bob Ezrin - keyboards and percussion
• Michael Kamen - orchestral arrangements

External link

• Album trivia

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