Artist page · 05/07/2026
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17 vinyl records spanning prog rock, classic, and psychedelic styles; key pressings of 2017 and 2023 albums tracked live.
Roger Waters has built a solo catalog of 17 vinyl records exploring progressive rock, classic rock, psychedelic, and even metal and folk country styles. From his early post-Pink Floyd solo albums in the 1980s through recent live broadcasts and reinterpretations, his work reflects complex themes and layered compositions. Notable recent pressings include the 2023 limited edition US and European releases of The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux and diverse vinyl editions of Is This The Life We Really Want? (2017) and Us + Them (2020).
His solo albums feature lengthy tracklists with intricate songwriting and often high production values seen across multiple vinyl reissues and collector interest indexes.
Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Columbia · 2025
Cooking Vinyl · 2023
Legacy · 2022
Columbia · 2020
Sony Classical · 2018
Columbia · 2017
Columbia · 2015
Sony Classical · 2005
Columbia · 2000
Columbia · 1992
Mercury · 1990
EMI · 1987
Harvest · 1984
Harvest · 1970Playlist
The tracks that sum up Roger Waters's career.
The essentials
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
A key solo album marking Waters' return to progressive rock with politically charged themes, available in multiple vinyl pressings with stereo sound.
A modern reinterpretation of Pink Floyd's classic, offering fresh mixes and collectible limited editions, with a range of US and European vinyl pressings.
Live recordings featuring Waters' rendition of Pink Floyd material and solo tracks, in multiple vinyl editions noted for sound clarity and performance energy.
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The absence of my father who died in the war deeply marked my musical themes.— Roger Waters
The limited edition US LP pressing of The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux was released in 2023 by Cooking Vinyl with catalog number SGB50LP. This pressing is notable for its stereo sound and collector interest, reflected in its price range of €40.80 to €56.88.
Also released in 2023 in Europe, this version of The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux on Cooking Vinyl comes as a standard stereo LP with catalog number SGB50LP, notable for having a lower market entry price from about €15.32.
In 2023, Legacy issued The Lockdown Sessions LP both in the US and Europe with catalog 19658788891. The vinyl editions have stereo sound, with prices ranging from €17.15 in the US to €18.42 in Europe, catering to collectors of modern Waters studio work.
Scheduled for 2025, This Is Not A Drill live album from Prague, available on vinyl in LP format, features 24 tracks capturing performances of Waters' solo and Pink Floyd classics, with thorough lineup including Comfortably Numb and Another Brick In The Wall parts.
Released in 2017, this album marked Waters' re-entry into politically charged progressive rock, with 12 tracks blending personal and global themes, distributed widely on vinyl through Columbia.
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Key solo vinyl albums include Is This The Life We Really Want? (2017), The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux (2023), and Us + Them (2020), among others.
Columbia, Cooking Vinyl, Legacy, and other labels have released his albums on vinyl across various countries.
Yes, a limited edition US pressing in 2023 by Cooking Vinyl offers stereo sound and collectible packaging, alongside European standard pressings.
His solo work revisits Pink Floyd themes and music but with his own conceptual and lyrical focus, often expanding on familiar material in live and studio formats.
Recent vinyl pressings like Is This The Life We Really Want? and The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux have multiple releases across Europe and the US, often found on columbia and Cooking Vinyl respectively.
French shops and international vinyl marketplaces stock pressings of Roger Waters albums, notably his recent 2017 and 2023 releases.
His records cover progressive rock, classic rock, psychedelic rock, metal, and even country/folk styles across solo and live albums.
Yes, several live albums such as Us + Them (2020) and upcoming 2025 live recordings demonstrate his ongoing performance presence captured on vinyl.
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