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| Name = Back Against The Wall
| Type = tribute
| Artist = [[Billy Sherwood]]
| Cover = Back_Against_the_Wall.jpg
| Released = 2005
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| Genre = [[Progressive rock]]
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'''''Back Against The Wall''''' is an [[album]] released in [[2005]] by [[Billy Sherwood]] in collaboration with a number of [[progressive rock]] artists as a [[tribute]] to [[Pink Floyd|Pink Floyd's]] album ''[[The Wall]]''. A sequel, also organised by Sherwood, was released the next year: ''[[Return to the Dark Side of the Moon]]'' was a tribute to Pink Floyd's ''[[Dark Side of the Moon]]''.

==Participants==
* [[Ian Anderson (musician)|Ian Anderson]]: vocals, flute (of [[Jethro Tull]])
* [[Adrian Belew]]: guitar, vocals ([[King Crimson]])
* Jordan Berliant: guitar
* [[Greg Bissonette]]: drums ([[Steve Vai]], [[David Lee Roth]], [[Joe Satriani]])
* [[Vinnie Colaiuta]]: drums ([[Frank Zappa]])
* [[Geoff Downes]]: keyboards ([[Yes (band)|Yes]], [[Asia (band)|Asia]])
* [[Aynsley Dunbar]]: drums ([[Frank Zappa]], [[Lou Reed]], [[Jefferson Starship]], [[Jeff Beck]], [[David Bowie]], [[Whitesnake]], [[Sammy Hagar]], [[UFO (band)|UFO]], [[Journey (band)|Journey]])
* [[Elliot Easton]]: guitar ([[The Cars]])
* [[Keith Emerson]]: keyboards ([[Emerson, Lake & Palmer|ELP]])
* [[Larry Fast]]: keyboards ([[Peter Gabriel]])
* [[Tony Franklin (musician)|Tony Franklin]]: bass ([[The Firm (band)|The Firm]], [[David Gilmour]], [[Kate Bush]], [[Whitesnake]], [[Blue Murder]], [[Roy Harper]])
* [[John Giblin]]: bass ([[Peter Gabriel]], [[Simple Minds]], [[David Sylvian]], [[Kate Bush]])
* [[Gary Green]]: guitar ([[Gentle Giant]])
* [[David Glen Eisley]]: vocals ([[Giuffria]]) ... Eisley's name is misspelled in the CDs credits
* [[Steve Howe (guitarist)|Steve Howe]]: guitar ([[Yes (band)|Yes]], [[Asia (band)|Asia]])
* [[Glenn Hughes]]: vocals ([[Deep Purple]], [[Trapeze (band)|Trapeze]], [[Hughes/Thrall]], [[Black Sabbath]])
* [[Tony Kaye (musician)|Tony Kaye]]: keyboards ([[Yes (band)|Yes]])
* [[Bob Kulick]]: guitar ([[Kiss]], [[Lou Reed]])
* [[Robby Krieger]]: guitar ([[The Doors]])
* [[Jim Ladd]]: spoken word (a real-life disc jockey who played Jim the DJ on ''The Wall'', songwriter [[Roger Waters]]'s solo album ''[[Radio K.A.O.S.]]'', and in the concerts promoting that album)
* [[Tony Levin]]: bass ([[King Crimson]], [[Peter Gabriel]], [[Liquid Tension Experiment]])
* [[Alex Ligertwood]]: vocals ([[Average White Band]], [[Santana (band)|Santana]])
* [[Steve Lukather]]: vocals, guitar ([[Toto]])
* [[Malcolm McDowell]]: vocals (actor)
* [[Ronnie Montrose]]: guitar
* [[Steve Morse]]: guitar ([[Deep Purple]])
* [[Del Palmer]]: bass ([[Kate Bush]])
* [[Mike Porcaro]]: bass ([[Toto]])
* [[Steve Porcaro]]: keyboards ([[Toto]])
* [[Jason Scheff]]: vocals, bass ([[Chicago (band)|Chicago]]) ... Scheff's name is misspelled in the CDs credits
* [[Jay Schellen]]: drums, vocals ([[Asia (band)|Asia]])
* [[Tommy Shaw]]: vocals, guitar ([[Styx (band)|Styx]])
* [[Billy Sherwood]]: vocals, keyboards, guitar ([[Yes (band)|Yes]])
* [[Michael Sherwood]]: vocals
* [[Chris Squire]]: bass, vocals ([[Yes (band)|Yes]])
* [[Rick Wakeman]]: keyboards ([[Yes (band)|Yes]])
* [[Fee Waybill]]: vocals ([[The Tubes]])
* [[John Wetton]]: bass, vocals ([[Family (band)|Family]], [[King Crimson]], [[Roxy Music]], [[Uriah Heep (band)|Uriah Heep]], [[UK (band)|UK]], [[Wishbone Ash]], [[Asia (band)|Asia]])
* [[Alan White (Yes drummer)|Alan White]]: drums ([[Yes (band)|Yes]])
* [[Dweezil Zappa]]: guitar

==Track listing==
===Disc one===
#"[[In The Flesh?]] (3:19)" (feat. Adrian Belew, Alan White, Keith Emerson, Gary Green, John Giblin, Billy Sherwood & Michael Sherwood)
#"[[The Thin Ice]] (2:29)" (feat. Ian Anderson, Tony Levin, Gary Green, Jay Schellen & Billy Sherwood)
#"[[Another Brick in the Wall]] Part I (3:14)" (feat. Steve Morse & Billy Sherwood)
#"[[The Happiest Days of Our Lives]] (4:02)" (feat. Billy Sherwood & Vinnie Colaiuta)
#"[[Another Brick in the Wall]] Part II (5:58)" (feat. Fee Waybill, Ronnie Montrose, Mike Porcaro, Alex Ligertwood, David Glen Eisley, Greg Bissonette & The Milikan Musical Theatre Children's Choir)
#"[[Mother (Pink Floyd song)|Mother]] (2:44)" (feat. John Wetton, Adrian Belew, Alan White & Billy Sherwood)
#"[[Goodbye Blue Sky]] (1:43)" (feat. Steve Howe, Billy Sherwood & Del Palmer)
#"[[Empty Spaces]] (2:08)" (feat. Billy Sherwood & Robby Krieger)
#"[[Young Lust (song)|Young Lust]] (4:18)" (feat. Glenn Hughes, Elliot Easton, Tony Franklin, Aynsley Dunbar, Bob Kulick & Billy Sherwood)
#"[[One of My Turns]] (3:35)" (feat. Tommy Shaw, Larry Fast, Jay Schellen & John Giblin)
#"[[Don't Leave Me Now (Pink Floyd song)|Don't Leave Me Now]] (4:08)" (feat. Robby Krieger & Tommy Shaw, Jay Schellen, Billy Sherwood & Geoff Downes)
#"[[Another Brick in the Wall]] Part III (1:39)" (feat. Steve Lukather, Tony Levin, Jay Schellen & Steve Porcaro)
#"[[Goodbye Cruel World (Pink Floyd song)|Goodbye Cruel World]] (1:00)" (feat. Billy Sherwood & Tony Levin)

===Disc two===
#"[[Hey You (Pink Floyd song)|Hey You]] (4:43)" (feat. John Wetton, Steve Lukather, Tommy Shaw & Alan White)
#"[[Is There Anybody Out There?]] (2:39)" (feat. Adrian Belew, Billy Sherwood, Ian Anderson & Michael Sherwood)
#"[[Nobody Home]] (3:11)" (feat. Rick Wakeman & Billy Sherwood)
#"[[Vera (song)|Vera]] (1:22)" (feat. Tommy Shaw, Steve Howe & Billy Sherwood)
#"[[Bring the Boys Back Home]] (1:04)" (feat. Billy Sherwood, Jay Schellen & Michael Sherwood)
#"[[Comfortably Numb]] (6:51)" (feat. Chris Squire, Alan White, Billy Sherwood & Jordan Berliant)
#"[[The Show Must Go On (Pink Floyd song)|The Show Must Go On]] (1:39)" (feat. Adrian Belew, Vinnie Colaiuta, Billy Sherwood & Michael Sherwood)
#"[[In The Flesh]] (4:19)" (feat. Billy Sherwood, Keith Emerson, Vinnie Colaiuta, Gary Green, John Giblin & Michael Sherwood)
#"[[Run Like Hell]] (5:09)" (feat. Jason Scheff, Dweezil Zappa, Tony Kaye, Aynsley Dunbar, Bob Kulick & Billy Sherwood)
#"[[Waiting for the Worms]] (3:59)" (feat. Billy Sherwood, Tony Levin, Vinnie Colaiuta, Gary Green, Keith Emerson, Jim Ladd & Michael Sherwood)
#"[[Stop (Pink Floyd song)|Stop]] (0:33)" (feat. Billy Sherwood)
#"[[The Trial (song)|The Trial]] (5:19)" (feat. Malcolm McDowell & Billy Sherwood)
#"[[Outside the Wall]] (1:46)" (feat. Billy Sherwood]], Jim Ladd, Michael Sherwood & Jay Schellen)
#"[[Isn't This Where We Came In?]]" (feat. Billy Sherwood)

[[Category:Pink Floyd tribute albums]]
[[Category:2005 albums]]

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Back Against The Wall is an album released in 2005 by Billy Sherwood in collaboration with a number of progressive rock artists as a tribute to Pink Floyd's album The Wall. A sequel, also organised by Sherwood, was released the next year: Return to the Dark Side of the Moon was a tribute to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.

Participants

Track listing

Disc one

  1. "In The Flesh? (3:19)" (feat. Adrian Belew, Alan White, Keith Emerson, Gary Green, John Giblin, Billy Sherwood & Michael Sherwood)
  2. "The Thin Ice (2:29)" (feat. Ian Anderson, Tony Levin, Gary Green, Jay Schellen & Billy Sherwood)
  3. "Another Brick in the Wall Part I (3:14)" (feat. Steve Morse & Billy Sherwood)
  4. "The Happiest Days of Our Lives (4:02)" (feat. Billy Sherwood & Vinnie Colaiuta)
  5. "Another Brick in the Wall Part II (5:58)" (feat. Fee Waybill, Ronnie Montrose, Mike Porcaro, Alex Ligertwood, David Glen Eisley, Greg Bissonette & The Milikan Musical Theatre Children's Choir)
  6. "Mother (2:44)" (feat. John Wetton, Adrian Belew, Alan White & Billy Sherwood)
  7. "Goodbye Blue Sky (1:43)" (feat. Steve Howe, Billy Sherwood & Del Palmer)
  8. "Empty Spaces (2:08)" (feat. Billy Sherwood & Robby Krieger)
  9. "Young Lust (4:18)" (feat. Glenn Hughes, Elliot Easton, Tony Franklin, Aynsley Dunbar, Bob Kulick & Billy Sherwood)
  10. "One of My Turns (3:35)" (feat. Tommy Shaw, Larry Fast, Jay Schellen & John Giblin)
  11. "Don't Leave Me Now (4:08)" (feat. Robby Krieger & Tommy Shaw, Jay Schellen, Billy Sherwood & Geoff Downes)
  12. "Another Brick in the Wall Part III (1:39)" (feat. Steve Lukather, Tony Levin, Jay Schellen & Steve Porcaro)
  13. "Goodbye Cruel World (1:00)" (feat. Billy Sherwood & Tony Levin)

Disc two

  1. "Hey You (4:43)" (feat. John Wetton, Steve Lukather, Tommy Shaw & Alan White)
  2. "Is There Anybody Out There? (2:39)" (feat. Adrian Belew, Billy Sherwood, Ian Anderson & Michael Sherwood)
  3. "Nobody Home (3:11)" (feat. Rick Wakeman & Billy Sherwood)
  4. "Vera (1:22)" (feat. Tommy Shaw, Steve Howe & Billy Sherwood)
  5. "Bring the Boys Back Home (1:04)" (feat. Billy Sherwood, Jay Schellen & Michael Sherwood)
  6. "Comfortably Numb (6:51)" (feat. Chris Squire, Alan White, Billy Sherwood & Jordan Berliant)
  7. "The Show Must Go On (1:39)" (feat. Adrian Belew, Vinnie Colaiuta, Billy Sherwood & Michael Sherwood)
  8. "In The Flesh (4:19)" (feat. Billy Sherwood, Keith Emerson, Vinnie Colaiuta, Gary Green, John Giblin & Michael Sherwood)
  9. "Run Like Hell (5:09)" (feat. Jason Scheff, Dweezil Zappa, Tony Kaye, Aynsley Dunbar, Bob Kulick & Billy Sherwood)
  10. "Waiting for the Worms (3:59)" (feat. Billy Sherwood, Tony Levin, Vinnie Colaiuta, Gary Green, Keith Emerson, Jim Ladd & Michael Sherwood)
  11. "Stop (0:33)" (feat. Billy Sherwood)
  12. "The Trial (5:19)" (feat. Malcolm McDowell & Billy Sherwood)
  13. "Outside the Wall (1:46)" (feat. Billy Sherwood]], Jim Ladd, Michael Sherwood & Jay Schellen)
  14. "Isn't This Where We Came In?" (feat. Billy Sherwood)
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