Here's a question: Is it just me, or is "The Bravery of Being Out of Range" total crap?

The reason I ask this is that a lot of reviews I've read for "Amused to Death" seem to really harp on this song, and its inclusion on the "In the Flesh" sequence indicates that Roger himself apparently considers it some of his best material (which, incidentally brings up the question: just how good were "Keep Your Filthy Hands..." and "Southhampton Dock," anyhow? The only redeeming qualities I see in those songs is that they lead into the two best songs on "The Final Cut", but playing them back-to-back in concert?!).

So what gives? Is "Bravery" really that great a song, or just artistic self-indulgence on Roger's part?

Just wanted to see what the consensus really is...

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