Instruct: Classify a review as either positive or negative.
Query: The only KAOS is in Roger's songwriting

This album is not quite as appalling as its predeccessor, the virtually unlistenable "Pros and Cons of Hitchiking." Nevertheless, it is still a trying experience. Strip away the fine instrumentation of Pink Floyd (Waters's former mates) and all that remains are leftist political ratings from a guy who must have ENJOYED reading Karl Marx's "Das Kapital." Not to mention the fact that the album's topical concerns (anti-Reagan, anti-Thatcher) are relics from the bygone Cold War era. We could hope that someday Watters will come to his senses and rejoin Pink Floyd. Alas, that hope is probably in vain.