The veteran producer Bob Ezrin has been talking about how he fell out with Roger Waters. But this was not due to any creative differences during the making of Pink Floyd’s The Wall album, but an indiscretion that happened afterwards.
It was 1980 - with the album complete, Floyd were planning the tour to promote it, which as we all know involved a literal wall being built between the band and audience during the performance. This idea was meant to be kept top secret, but as Ezrin explained to CBC in Canada, he slipped up, trusting a journalist he regarded as a friend.
