
George Roger Waters
(born September 6th, 1943)
is an English
singer-songwriter,
musician and political activist.
In 1965,
he co-founded the
rock band
as the bassist.
Following the departure
of the band's
main songwriter
Syd Barrett
in 1968,
Waters became
Pink Floyd's principal lyricist,
co-lead vocalist
and conceptual leader
until his departure in 1985.
Pink Floyd
achieved international success
with the concept albums
The Dark Side of the Moon
(1973),
Wish You Were Here
(1975),
Animals
(1977),
The Wall
(1979),
and
The Final Cut
(1983).
By the early 1980s,
they had become
one of the most acclaimed
and commercially successful
groups in popular music.
Amid creative differences,
Waters left in 1985
and began a legal dispute
over the use of the band's
name and material.
They settled out of court
in 1987.















