Mexican triple B-side with "Stop" and "Outside the Wall" | |
Released | November 30, 1979(UK) December 8, 1979(US) |
Recorded | April - November, 1979 |
Genres | Symphonic rock • progressive rock • hard rock • art rock |
Studio | Britannia Row • Super Bear • Miraval • 30th Street • Producers Workshop • Cherokee |
Length | 5:13(The Wall) 6:01(Is There Anybody Out There?) 5:52(Live in Berlin) 6:30(Roger Waters: The Wall) |
Label | Harvest(UK) Columbia/CBS(US) |
Vocalists | Roger Waters |
Songwriters | Roger Waters • Bob Ezrin |
Producers | Roger Waters • David Gilmour • Bob Ezrin • James Guthrie |
"The Trial" is a song by the English rock band Pink Floyd which features as the twenty-fifth and penultimate track on their 1979 rock opera The Wall. The song is credited to Roger Waters and producer Bob Ezrin; the first on a Pink Floyd album to feature a co-writing credit since "Atom Heart Mother" on their 1970 album of the same name, although the practice would become common after Waters' departure in 1985.