Pink Floyd co-founder Rogers Waters is bringing a spectacular live version of “The Wall” to Atlanta on Nov. 18. All of the visual imagery you’ll see in the show, which can also be found on the original Pink Floyd album cover, in the movie “The Wall” and elsewhere, comes from the mind of artist Gerald Scarfe. An acclaimed political cartoonist, designer and animator for more than 50 years, Scarfe recently released the book “The Making of Pink Floyd’s The Wall,” which documents his collaboration with Waters over the past three decades. Scarfe calls the Bat Phone all the way from England and chats about these and other projects. Since Jon’s teenage bedroom was covered in Scarfe artwork back in the day, he’s dedicating the entire show to Scarfe and “The Wall” and spins plenty of Pink Floyd platters.

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