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Pink Floyd The Final Cut HD

Published November 28, 2011

Views 3.26M  |  Likes 22.0K  |  Comments 1.24K
Views#1,249,500Global
Views#224,688Unknown country

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barrettproductionbarrettproduction
7K subs•22 videos•Nov 2011

This video has 3.26M views and 22.0K likes, ranking #1,249,500 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

3,268,928

Likes

22,017

Comments

1,248

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Total (all-time): $2.28K – $6.53K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Pink Floyd The Final Cut Released 21 March 1983 Recorded July--December 1982 The Final Cut is an anti-war concept album, whose lyrics explore what Waters regards as the betrayal of fallen British servicemen—such as his father—who during World War II sacrificed their lives in the spirit of a post-war dream. This po…

Published
November 28, 2011
Made for kids
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