Now Playing: Pink Floyd’s Endless River. There may be a full review along later, but for now I’ll say that the late Richard Wright was to Pink Floyd what Malcolm Young was to AC/DC. Unassuming and understated, but absolutely central to their sound.
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This will be added to my collection at some point. I found good things to say about both pre- and post-Waters Floyd (if not always every track from same).
I would add that the reason “The Final Cut” sounds more like a Roger Waters solo record than a Pink Floyd one to me is that Richard Wright is missing from it.