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Over the years they would also perform songs originally by Elvis Presley, Bob Marley and The Yardbirds.

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At the end of the album, the increasingly fascist audience would watch as Pink 'tore down the wall', once again becoming a normal caring person.To record The Wall, engineer Brian Humphries, emotionally drained by his five years with the band, was replaced by James Guthrie. In March 1979, however, the band's critical financial situation demanded that they leave the UK for a year or more, and recording was moved to the Super Bear Studios near Nice. The band were rarely in the studio together, but Waters' relationship with Wright broke down completely.