Personal remaster of one of my favorite sonic experiences. There are really so many layers of depth here. For educational purposes--free to be monetized by the original artists.
I'm 70 with terminal lung cancer. When I first had this album I was immediately hooked on Pink Floyd . This album still gives me comfort in my final years. Tony. N.Z.
Are you really 96 ? I know a few people in their 90s and I can tell you with certainty that at that age you are too preoccupied with thinking about other things to be able to withstand the vibration of heavy music . At 96 you would actually be ' too cool' to listen to such trivial music .
I'm 61 still listen to them occasionally, and still remember these albums. but I'm not sure IF I make it to 96! I will even be able to still care then.?? I would probably be dealing with so many health problems, old age issues, and be in an old age home, or "bed side" to be drinking Whiskey, smoking cigars. probably have IV's in my arms trying to stay alive. I mean seriously.
the music is amazing but these days you should have better thigns to do than to get high. Make something of yourself instead of smoking up and being useless
In 1990 I was a 23 year old American working in England where I lived on the 10th floor of a council flat in Stockwell (South London). The view out of my bedroom window was of the Battersea Power Station at nearly the same height and angle as depicted on this album cover... only the flying pig was missing. Every morning I was so lucky to wake up to this "real life" view as depicted on this great album cover, a view that came with its own soundtrack. Now far away back home in Colorado I often listen to this amazing album and close my eyes, letting the indelible memory of the best time of my life come clearly back to me. Only now in my mind the pig is no longer missing.
It can either be the magical wonder and power of nostalgia or... cronic psychosis ;-) Medication will cure the second, Pink Floyd's music will cure the first.
and in 2019 Battersea Power Station is at the heart of one of central London’s largest new developments. The £9bn project will see the creation of a vibrant new destination for London, housing a community of homes, shops, cafes, offices, leisure and cultural venues, with over 19 acres of public space. The outline planning application for the Rafael Vinoly designed masterplan was approved by Wandsworth Council and the Mayor of London in 2010 and subsequently by the Secretary of State
"Pink Floyd's 'Animals' is a masterwork of musical storytelling and artistic expression. Released in 1977, this album showcases the band's unparalleled ability to merge intricate instrumentals with thought-provoking lyrical content. With its allegorical themes inspired by George Orwell's 'Animal Farm,' 'Animals' offers a compelling commentary on societal constructs and human behavior. From the haunting melodies of "Dogs" to the epic crescendo of "Sheep" and the introspective journey of "Pigs (Three Different Ones)," each track on the album is a testament to Pink Floyd's innovative sound and profound lyricism. The band's seamless blend of rock, progressive, and psychedelic elements creates a mesmerizing sonic landscape that continues to captivate listeners across generations. 'Animals' stands as a testament to Pink Floyd's enduring legacy as pioneers of musical experimentation and social commentary. Its enduring relevance serves as a reminder of the power of music to transcend time and resonate with audiences on a deeply emotional and intellectual level. Truly, 'Animals' remains a timeless masterpiece that continues to inspire and provoke thought in listeners around the world."
I started listening to this album in 1984 ish. In an orphanage and one of my roommates was really into Pink Floyd. I had heard of them from Dark side of the Moon and a few other toons my older sisters listened to, but this album sometimes serenaded me to sleep. Also cleaned my chores to it as well.
@@MrUtah1 Yes...but despite his madness , Syd had moments of lucidity....when he died and then they sold his house, when they showed it inside, he had placed a pig similar to the one on the The Animals cover in one of i´ts locks....that caught my attention......Greetings from Argentina
I know I am not the only one that always take the long way home to PF... not only that then chill in garage parked for as long as my therapy requires. Thank u PF for making the music to my life!
Any words of praise will have already been said by someone else. So instead I will say many thanks Pink Floyd for having been a great part of the soundtrack of my life.
Everyone talks about The Wall and Darkside of the Moon, but I'll never get over how perfect every second of Animals is. I think I heard it for the first time when I was maybe 20, and I still can't quit it. That was only about a decade ago; I can't imagine how those of you who got to experience it when it was new must feel.
Yo solía escucharlo en tape; con algunos amigos paseando con una grabadora sanyo de panal; en la barranca de Oblatos en Guadalajara Jalisco México; y fumando algo de yerba; muy usuable a principios de los ochentas; ahora tengo 62 gracias a dios ya sin ningún vicio desde hace años; y es un deleite volver a recordar por este medio uno de los mejores discos de pink Floyd!!! Ánimo!!!!
That was the good old days. I can listen over and over the music gets better every time. Music back then is still the best today. Long Live Pink Floyd they are to this day my get high music.
Its one of those moments, the first time you heard this, that burns into your soul, and you never forget. Its their with JFK being shot, man walking on the moon, The little girl Kim Phuc, in Vietnam, running away from the burning village naked, the movies Jaws, and The Exorcist , and the horror of American Arlines 191.
man those signature screaming guitars always force me into a finger clenching air jam with closed eyes, biting teeth and an overall scrunched countenance - love it!!
This is absolute perfection, 5 songs, 3 long songs that definitely are too short, the album that is too short, you’ll always want to hear it more and more..
Got me through the hardest part of my life when my daughter was born. She was born sick and this song tells that story to me. She is 11 now and beautiful. Thats what is so great about this album. It means something different to everyone, but those who it touches we all know why! Thanks Pink Floyd!!!!!
Remember cassette tapes marked “the nice price” in a bargain bin? I received this one for Christmas in 1983 when I was a HS freshman. It was my introduction to Pink Floyd.
I was 4 when I first heard Floyd (Dark Side Of The mOoN)! I'm 46 years old now and still a fan! Their music will always be in the history books of Rock'n Roll! Forever 💯🥃🍻🎸
The first album I bought as a 10 or 11 yr old was Grand Funk Railroad Live. I was rocking Animals as a hs sophomore in 1977. Still love every note today. Of course, it has alot more meaning to me now than just great music as it was then. Its amazing how the story it tells is just as relevant today as when it was written. The more things change the more they stay the same, huh?
As NASA lost the technology to go to moon again as if they did it before we lost the soul and thrill to make great music as they used to do, the nature of life changed radically since then. We now live in the darkest age of all dark ages combined! Peace ✌
The Holy Spirit entering your body is described by people feeling the way this album makes me feel. Having tears, goosebumps n a smile from ear to ear tapping the drums out on something like the first i heard it. I think it impacts me even more the longer i go through life. I cant be any deeper than that. Truly, truly awesome. Love n light!
My late husband and I had many memorable moments listening to Floyd in general, but particularly this album. I will always have a special place in my heart for it ♥️
You have my prayers and sympathy. I lost my wife to cancer almost four years ago. And yes, there are those special songs, books, albums, and movies which make her very present to me again, and the hole in my soul ain't so bad anymore, at least for a bit. What a fine album you and your husband hold special.
Been listening to Pink Floyd nigh on 50 years and never, never grow tired of listening, never. When younger would smoke marijuana and kick back and groove on. Now, no smoke but just close eyes and trip in my mind. What album can I choose that I like, not fair. "I LIKE ALL", thus far.......!! You show me someone who don't like Pink Floyd,and I show you a unwise individual who has not lived with having music bombardeing his brain. In a few years,when I reach 70 years, I'll still be rocking out with all my favorites. Peace on my brothers.......
nick amador Definitely get a Match with me & Richard Dawson a fellow Brit🎸 it’s a Transition, 4 me, using match game 76 & Dawson/for my Understanding’”)That WOW,,not being 2 sleep due 2 Layoffs recent,I’M Tv surfing& catch like 3-4 back2back episodes,from 76 ‘Ahhh I believe that wen Pink Floyd was say / up shifting into 5th gear & with Roger doin HIS thing & DAVE his , “ What blows my mind is Dudes of R&R what a gift that keeps giving & giving,And it took me back 2 when My life was simple / I was called Hyper then’ by middle school HMFC! But the shop teach didn’t No / that we needed 2 leave early 2 hitch a ride 2 the local mall /2 by tickets for Pink Floyd Ticketmaster “now u have to be Lucky or Know someone working at the venue ‘ if not a nite w/ Roger & what type of chemistry U studied lately “Whooo That was $500-$1000 nite.u say / 2day Yeah Man , cause u do have a choice! WELL WHAT WOULD IT B “”Roger Waters or your Tcktscab has another ticket 4 ya’””” Some dude & his LAPTOP Thanks 🙏 a lot to let me share/
I saw the very first performance of Animals in America at Miami Baseball Stadium. It was too windy to fly the pig, so it was stationary. Me and my friend were both pretty high, but I still remember every minute as if it were yesterday. They played Animals, Wish You Were Here, and a couple encores off 'Dark Side'. I am turning 69 this month; I consider myself a very, very lucky man.
yeah that is an awesome story. i have seen tons of live music, and have been the one on stage myself, and i have always wished i could have been to a floyd show. great story. thanks for sharing.
This album changed my life. I never appreciated Pink Floyd and then a friend of mine made me listen to THIS album. I wish I loved them sooner. Musical geniuses. ❤
NEVER NEVER GET TIRED Of FLOYD!!!! Saw them in Cleveland back in their Animals Tour. There are some things you remember no matter how high you were!!!!
Yes, truly Pink Floyd help Me through my cocaine addiction for 31 years now,and 29 off of meth Pink Floyd brought me back to Thanking God way more and Praying for others
How can ya not listen to Pink Floyd?? Any mood your in ,anywhere you are,there are multiple songs to quench your thirst for the perfect music…… Seen them in 73 and 77 ..vivid memories the kids of today will never,ever,experience…….God Bless Them.
Listened to this while tripping with visiting gf, we cried, we laughed, we got angry and we felt love. So many emotions hidden in 41 minutes, thank you Pink Floyd.
I was 14 years old in the summer of 1977 when I heard this fantastic Album the first time , it was at my cousin house, and I fell in love with it instantly.
Everyone always talks about how Brick on The Wall is their best album, but in my personal opinion this will always be their best album and they are all great albums. Rock on Pink Floyd.
@@SeanGavin-rf5vd best way to listen to this album is to find an old vinyl of it and put it on the turntable smoke a joint and listen to it in the middle of the night when the whole world is asleep and it's quiet. Especially if you live in a place where there aren't many distracting sounds.
The album Animals I first listened to when I was 17 years old. in Soviet times. My friend and I drank wine, and at night we listened to Pink Floyd, sitting on the roof of the house.
@@Irina19621962 write in Russian Eugene Glotov! let the Russian readers know that you drank wine with friends at the age of 17 and listened to PF! but in general I also listened to from the 7th grade. and it was wonderful!
Back in the '80s in my crazy/stupid teen years I would hit a back road in my '72 Nova, fire up a doobie, and put a Pink Floyd cassette in my Kraco car stereo. Those were good times. I'm 52 now and I don't smoke anymore but I still listen to Pink Floyd.
Pink Floyd fan since 1970 and saw them at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago that year at the sweet young age of 15, up in the peanut gallery for $3. Now, as a 64-year-old man with a 16-year-old daughter (another story) who has recently become a huge Pink Floyd fan, so much so as to write a composition on Syd Barrett, because of a classmate of hers who is a fan gives me hope for humanity.
“Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” ― C.G. Jung . . . . Will
Seen them in concert for this album and Floyd has never disappointed me one of the greatest bands ever,my wife that had never heard pink Floyd loves them from saucer full of secrets to the wall
WOW!!! Just... WOW!!! A sonic experience INDEED. Been listening to Animals for close to 40 years and just now I had the pleasure of listening to the whole experience with some good headphones on. I love the comments that all the fans posted below. I can totally agree on the brilliance of this masterpiece. As great as Dark Side is... as great as Wish You Were Here is.... as great as The Wall is... and as great as Meddle and all the other pre-Dark Side music is, there is something about Animals that gets me every time. From the guitar strumming at the beginning of Dogs thru the sounds of sheep and birds at the end of Sheep. At the time of writing this comment there are 400 thumbs downs. I sincerely hope they gave it a thumbs down because the experience unfortunately ends at 41 minutes 34 seconds.
Grew up listening to Floyd and Zeppelin on a cassette deck in my hippy brothers 'Doc' old beatup cars he had as a medical student... Ohh what days, joyous days. Best upbringing, great rock albums, great freedom... Life is one hell ov a frikin journey... Ups, Downs, Joy, Sorrow, Life, Death...But Floyd rocks whatever the mood or circumstances. Reminiscing about those days brings tears to my eyes , nothing but happiness and innocence... Love & Peace to ALL who read this.!.
You know how we all have things we cherish? Began in '67... still here... but seeing the Animals Tour INDOORS was something that is tattooed in my mind!🐷
Maybe not their most popular album but since I first heard it in 1978 I’ve considered it their most complete theme album. And here I am 40+ years later still marveling at its preciousness
I saw this concert when I was a kid at at soldier Field in Chicago on June 19th 1977. I still remember the date. Dogs has one of the best solos on the planet
@@TheGolden0Man Steven WIlson of Porcupine Tree fame has been making great music for quite some time now. His solo work is quite admirable, and I personally recommend the 2012 album The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories). It has a similar sense of melancholy and musicianship to Pink Floyd (a comparison that he's been struggling to get away from for years), and Wilson is something of a modern legend in the prog rock world, having worked with many other legends both as a musician and for his mixes of quite a few big names' works. Pain of Salvation has a way of incorporating emotion in their songwriting in a way not dissimilar to Pink Floyd at their best, and Daniel Gildenlöw isn't afraid of addressing difficult subjects with his songwriting and using his personal life struggles as ammunition for concepts and lyrics. Their albums The Perfect Element Part I and Remedy Lane are their most celebrated releases, but they have a solid body of work throughout their career. Ayreon (the music project of Dutch musician Arjen Anthony Lucassen) is a wonderful journey of rock operas written in incredible detail, and the project's reputation has allowed for many big names to contribute their talents (primarily vocalists, but plenty of instrumentalists as well), including members of bands such as The Flower Kings, Dream Theater, Yes, Genesis, Focus, King Crimson, ELP, and plenty of others. The music does tend to lean a bit more into modern forms of progressive rock and even into metal a bit, but it's finely crafted and truly a treat for the ears. Beardfish, despite having broken up in 2016, was a solid Swedish band that had a strong rock sound influenced by the big names of 70s prog rock. They never got too experimental, but their music was really wonderful and (like so many fans of music from the past), they did seem to reminisce a bit too fondly of how music used to be instead of embracing the growth of music today, but they weren't so fixated as to prevent them from making fresh-sounding music. Thank You Scientist is a bit different from the rest of the bands listed here. They're a seven-man prog rock outfit that incorporates elements of jazz, metal, and even a bit of pop music into their sound. It's all very high-energy and melodic, with lots of layered parts and complex songwriting. I personally love them to death, and their newest album, "Terraformer" (2019), has me completely hooked right now. That's just my quick five for modern musicians who are still writing incredible music. Sure, they're not Pink Floyd no matter what, and that's fine. They never will be, but Pink Floyd could never be these bands either. What really matters is that music is still alive, even if the radio has no place for anything that isn't highly marketable and commercial. With Spotify and Pandora and TH-cam and all sorts of modern conveniences, it's easier than ever to find this music if you're really looking for it, but you have to go on that journey. You won't find it on the surface anymore, but the depth of what's out there is deeper than ever. It can be a bit scary, and not everything will be appealing, and all the modern styles are jarringly different from what once was, but that's what makes the trip so exciting. You never know what new ideas might catch you, or what will surprise you (in ways good or bad), but there will definitely be something you never knew existed, or never imagined was possible. It's definitely worth taking that time to dig in.
The best Pink Floyd album, in my opinion. It moves me the most, even more than Dark Side. Sheep is just awesome, David Gilmour just sounds amazing on that. Maybe the best piece of music ever!
I started listening to this album in 1984 ish. In an orphanage and one of my roommates was really into Pink Floyd. I had heard of them from Dark side of the Moon and a few other toons my older sisters listened to, but this album sometimes serenaded me to sleep. Also cleaned my chores to it as well.
Pigs ( three different ones ) was the song that got me into the album, it was on a rare Floyd release called "A great collection of dance songs", ironic title.
This was the first ever album I bought with my own money. And the second.. I was so proud of it that I hung it on the wall in my bedroom on a spike, through the hole in the middle, without realizing it didn't like the sunlight shining on it every afternoon. Very soon the vinyl got bumpy and unplayable. I let it stay on the wall (pun recognized) and bought a second copy, which I stored in a more traditional manner. Anyway, listening to it today.., it's still the album I remember
Im 21 and love this album. probably something from a past life. my grandpa had a band in the 60’s and his close friend worked on a few of the Floyd albums.
As a 56 years old, every time I listen to this album, I see myself in my junior high school years; much more innocent and dreamy than now. What a good boy I was!
I'll buy it, but I know you won't part with it. I have the German release of shine on you crazy diamond...it has a post card with it...I have no idea what it says, I don't speak or read German.
I was a 22 y/o American with no direction and discovered this album. It, and a lot of weed, changed my life. I listened to it over and over on cassette. I turned 50 this year and have been very successful career wise, but I had to sell myself to get there which is what we were warned about. I've recently given it all away for a new beginning doing what I want to do. Not what the slave system tells us to do. Floyd and others taught me this. Incredible time. Pink Floyd is the GOAT.
I wonder how many Americans thought _"Hey you Whitehouse"_ was referring to the American Whitehouse. (It's actually referring to Mary Whitehouse, a notorious television clean-up campaigner in England who spent her life trying to keep nudity and swearing off British media.)
Last year, at 55, I walked away from a well-paying job --that was killing me mentally, physically, and emotionally. I basically abandoned my family to solve problems that my 'owners' created but had no idea how to solve for themselves. I left it to work on a fruit farm making a barely living wage. I now spend my 40 hours a week now tending grounds, pruning trees, raking sticks, and playing music that soothes my existence. I'm no longer rolling in cash, but my soul is f*cking intact and I have no regrets.
0:00 Pigs on the Wing (Part One) 1:24 Dogs 18:27 Pigs (Three Different Ones) 29:46 Sheep 40:08 Pigs on the Wing (Part Two) Why do people say Pink Floyd music is timeless? This album was released in the *heart* of disco when that was the rage. Perhaps aside from the much earlier stuff with Syd, the rest of the library, even beyond Waters' departure, is challenging to pin to any particular post-rock timeframe, ergo timeless. I have to admit most of my listening experience has been Meddle, DSotM, WYWH, The Wall, and all post-Waters albums. I don't how/why I missed this masterpiece and can't stop playing it over and over again, enjoying it as if it were a new Waters-era release.
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I'm 70 with terminal lung cancer. When I first had this album I was immediately hooked on Pink Floyd . This album still gives me comfort in my final years. Tony. N.Z.
stay strong brother.
Peace to you, Tony...❤
Thanks for your kind words my friends. Keep rockin. Tony.
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@@miguellagos2590 Thank you 🎵🎼🎶
62 years old never gets old, stood in snow for 2 hours to get this, my favourite album from Floyd,
Floyd is my reality check from the past it's going by fast
Foundational/ high priests of the modern cult of rock n roll/ popular music.
I am 96 years old am still enjoying this beautiful music having a smoke an a drink make me field aging in my 20 s
Are you really 96 ? I know a few people in their 90s and I can tell you with certainty that at that age you are too preoccupied with thinking about other things to be able to withstand the vibration of heavy music . At 96 you would actually be ' too cool' to listen to such trivial music .
You GO man!! ✌️ God bless🩷
Пиздежь, при всем уважении к возрасту
ha ha ha....you are a genius.....Greetings from Argentina, my friend
I'm 61 still listen to them occasionally, and still remember these albums. but I'm not sure IF I make it to 96! I will even be able to still care then.?? I would probably be dealing with so many health problems, old age issues, and be in an old age home, or "bed side" to be drinking Whiskey, smoking cigars. probably have IV's in my arms trying to stay alive. I mean seriously.
63 years old and still getting high listening to Floyd.
the music is amazing but these days you should have better thigns to do than to get high. Make something of yourself instead of smoking up and being useless
@@kroolini3678 sounds like you need some, you're too uptight, and judgmental, relax and let people live their own lives.
I'm 68 and doing the same. Dabs and Floyd are a tradition at my house. Saw Floyd live 5 different times. I'd lop off a thumb to go back.....
@@Musician-Songwriter degenerate
31 year old still getting high to Pink, we're a breed, keeping the spark alive
In 1990 I was a 23 year old American working in England where I lived on the 10th floor of a council flat in Stockwell (South London). The view out of my bedroom window was of the Battersea Power Station at nearly the same height and angle as depicted on this album cover... only the flying pig was missing. Every morning I was so lucky to wake up to this "real life" view as depicted on this great album cover, a view that came with its own soundtrack. Now far away back home in Colorado I often listen to this amazing album and close my eyes, letting the indelible memory of the best time of my life come clearly back to me. Only now in my mind the pig is no longer missing.
Good stuff 👍
I think 10th floor should have a higher view this not even close to the 6th
It can either be the magical wonder and power of nostalgia or... cronic psychosis ;-)
Medication will cure the second, Pink Floyd's music will cure the first.
Poetry.
and in 2019 Battersea Power Station is at the heart of one of central London’s largest new developments.
The £9bn project will see the creation of a vibrant new destination for London, housing a community of homes, shops, cafes, offices, leisure and cultural venues, with over 19 acres of public space.
The outline planning application for the Rafael Vinoly designed masterplan was approved by Wandsworth Council and the Mayor of London in 2010 and subsequently by the Secretary of State
I've turned 56 but listening to this song makes me feel like I'm 18 again 😌 hello to all good music lovers.
i m 54, hail from brazil
Hello from Oregon
Im 58 listening still ,great music ,standing the test of time.from shropshire England .
im 59
64 ans en France
I'm 135 years old now and this music make me feel like I was 98 again. Thank you.😎
😄
36 years old and listening to pink Floyd my whole life thanks to my awesome mom.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Pigs on the Wing (Part One)
1:25 - Dogs
18:26 - Pigs (Three Different Ones)
29:50 - Sheep
40:07 - Pigs on the Wing (Part Two)
Thank you. 🥸
hero with no dick!
Yeah, precisely what I was looking for, thanks 🎉🎉
Valeu mano
thank you thank you!!!
Still get goose bumps.... even 50 years later. Thank You
That's Americana.
I will try in English, it is not carent of simbolysm and more on this days!!!
"Pink Floyd's 'Animals' is a masterwork of musical storytelling and artistic expression. Released in 1977, this album showcases the band's unparalleled ability to merge intricate instrumentals with thought-provoking lyrical content. With its allegorical themes inspired by George Orwell's 'Animal Farm,' 'Animals' offers a compelling commentary on societal constructs and human behavior.
From the haunting melodies of "Dogs" to the epic crescendo of "Sheep" and the introspective journey of "Pigs (Three Different Ones)," each track on the album is a testament to Pink Floyd's innovative sound and profound lyricism. The band's seamless blend of rock, progressive, and psychedelic elements creates a mesmerizing sonic landscape that continues to captivate listeners across generations.
'Animals' stands as a testament to Pink Floyd's enduring legacy as pioneers of musical experimentation and social commentary. Its enduring relevance serves as a reminder of the power of music to transcend time and resonate with audiences on a deeply emotional and intellectual level. Truly, 'Animals' remains a timeless masterpiece that continues to inspire and provoke thought in listeners around the world."
That is a beautiful description. I could add nothing to it. Thank you!
I can't think of a reason to skip a second of this album.
I started listening to this album in 1984 ish. In an orphanage and one of my roommates was really into Pink Floyd. I had heard of them from Dark side of the Moon and a few other toons my older sisters listened to, but this album sometimes serenaded me to sleep. Also cleaned my chores to it as well.
what bollocks, it's just some tunes.
Ипааатььь...
wish Dogs would never end. can't get enough of that masterpiece...
74 yrs young because of this!
Hell yeah brother.
А я в 75!
November 27th 1950
Also Jimi H. Born date.
Thank you Roger, David, Rick and Nick for this masterpiece of an album!
Don't forget Sid's contributions! ❤
Diddo with the Sid reference
@@14tonyloveSyd had no part in this album
@@MrUtah1 Yes...but despite his madness , Syd had moments of lucidity....when he died and then they sold his house, when they showed it inside, he had placed a pig similar to the one on the The Animals cover in one of i´ts locks....that caught my attention......Greetings from Argentina
Happy 47th Anniversary to a timeless work of genius.
nothing kills the mood more than an ad
LOL Right!!
TH-cam premium rocks. No ads
Use the adblock extension bro it's free
I bought AdGuard Lifetime. I am stoked! I should have done this years ago!
Everyone is suggesting AdBlocker. I highly recommend it as well. Videos are NEVER interrupted.
Put on the headphones and immerse yourself in some of the best music ever made!
Posibil🤔
Every evening is an issue.... setting up the headphones. Floyd, Mike Oldfield, Blackmore, etc.. good way home.
Absolutely the best music ever made my friend
68 years old and still enjoying by their masterpieces.
Been listening to Pink Floyd for 3 weeks now (I'm 33). Glad I've finally got into them
I know I am not the only one that always take the long way home to PF... not only that then chill in garage parked for as long as my therapy requires. Thank u PF for making the music to my life!
gotta sit in the car and let that tune play out.
Yep - all the time -
What a Album, Roger's Voice is Amazing , his Lyrics, Gilmour's voice in Dogs and his solos, for me This is a Pink Floyd Truly masterpiece.
Betcher ass, Cap'n.
I tip my hat to all of you, Pink Floyd shall reign on for ever …
Startet listening to Pink Floyd when i was 78 now im 16.
I feel the same way thanks
This is their tenth album, one of their best works.
This group is on another level, it's not music, it's a perfect form of art!
Their singular best album**
No doubt
I like the continuity of this album. Possibly wrote in succession. And I like pigs
My favourite album of Pink Floyd…absolutely masterpiece !!!60 years old and continue to listen with so much pleasure….
Any words of praise will have already been said by someone else. So instead I will say many thanks Pink Floyd for having been a great part of the soundtrack of my life.
I absolutely agree ya 👍 Listening to Floyd as I type this reply. Cheers from British Columbia 🇨🇦
That´s a beautiful way to express the strong feelings for Floyds music❤❤
The musical version of Orwells 1984 ans Animal Farm. A musical masterpiece.
I’m 68 this year and I’ve been listening to and watching Floyd since 1968
very lucky
Born in 68. Love talking to anyone at any age that appreciates Floyd
1971, when they released the song, Echoes
Still nothing compares
Still, first in space
Everyone talks about The Wall and Darkside of the Moon, but I'll never get over how perfect every second of Animals is. I think I heard it for the first time when I was maybe 20, and I still can't quit it. That was only about a decade ago; I can't imagine how those of you who got to experience it when it was new must feel.
Animals is the best album , that's why they never play it on the radio !
Meddle also. I agree the posers always state wall ,darkside. Wish you were here tops.
I appreciate it more now then I did in the 70's ….....yes right up there with dark Side of the Moon
I was 22 in 88 when i first got into it.
Don't forget wish you were here, I heard that for the first time in 76 and it was the first album I ever heard that I loved every second of.
A MASTERPIECE OF WORK
59 yrs old now still love b hits and Floyd really loud.
Listening to this album is an experience, when people talk about music taking them away......WOW
Yo solía escucharlo en tape; con algunos amigos paseando con una grabadora sanyo de panal; en la barranca de Oblatos en Guadalajara Jalisco México; y fumando algo de yerba; muy usuable a principios de los ochentas; ahora tengo 62 gracias a dios ya sin ningún vicio desde hace años; y es un deleite volver a recordar por este medio uno de los mejores discos de pink Floyd!!! Ánimo!!!!
This is Floyd's masterpiece, not a weak moment.
That was the good old days. I can listen over and over the music gets better every time. Music back then is still the best today. Long Live Pink Floyd they are to this day my get high music.
This album has haunted my soul for 40 years...and I will never tire of it.
I listen to this when trying to sleep..works
Its one of those moments, the first time you heard this, that burns into your soul, and you never forget. Its their with JFK being shot, man walking on the moon, The little girl Kim Phuc, in Vietnam, running away from the burning village naked, the movies Jaws, and The Exorcist , and the horror of American Arlines 191.
agreed!!!
@@stephaniesimpson3422 And the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Drop
The dogs barking and howling in the background Subtly mesmerizing
man those signature screaming guitars always force me into a finger clenching air jam with closed eyes, biting teeth and an overall scrunched countenance - love it!!
This is absolute perfection, 5 songs, 3 long songs that definitely are too short, the album that is too short, you’ll always want to hear it more and more..
My fave Floyd album despite its brevity. It’s perfect. There are three types of people in this world pigs, dogs, and sheep
Check out Les Claypool's Flying Frog Brigade live cut of Animals
Not every person, but many. There is a change going on right now, people are starting to become more aware.
Run on repeat the cycle soundscape runs in to its self for all time❤️
I wonder if Gilmour and Waters were fighting on this album? because this is simply amazing. It’s almost almost too much to take in.
Got me through the hardest part of my life when my daughter was born. She was born sick and this song tells that story to me. She is 11 now and beautiful. Thats what is so great about this album. It means something different to everyone, but those who it touches we all know why! Thanks Pink Floyd!!!!!
Thank you for being a loving mother ❤ to you
you listened to some very dark music interesting how you used it for emotional support
@@martinsz441 music is art and thus infinitely interprative when acomplished without becoming propaganda
There is something about this album and you are right to say that it could be special in so many different ways.
One of my favorite albums ever. Number 1 if I'm stuck on a desert island for the rest of my days. Love the Floyd
I was blessed to have seen Pink Floyd in Chicago on June 19th 1977 during their Amimals tour. Fantastic show to say the least.
Rocked this cassette in the back of the family car on road trips through the English countryside in 1979. Fun to look back every rare once in a while!
Remember cassette tapes marked “the nice price” in a bargain bin? I received this one for Christmas in 1983 when I was a HS freshman. It was my introduction to Pink Floyd.
top prezzie!
I was 4 when I first heard Floyd (Dark Side Of The mOoN)! I'm 46 years old now and still a fan! Their music will always be in the history books of Rock'n Roll! Forever 💯🥃🍻🎸
Damn good introduction!
The first album I bought as a 10 or 11 yr old was Grand Funk Railroad Live. I was rocking Animals as a hs sophomore in 1977. Still love every note today. Of course, it has alot more meaning to me now than just great music as it was then. Its amazing how the story it tells is just as relevant today as when it was written. The more things change the more they stay the same, huh?
i STILL HAVE THE MAGAZINE
Man, the atmosphere this album creates blows my mind every time. Perfectly accompanied by this beautiful album cover. One of Floyd's best.
Yes forever
Kris
Other than dark side of the moon this album is A1.
My favorite, was at this show in 77, mtl olympic stadium
It's incredible... Probably the best stoner/highschool music of all time.
As NASA lost the technology to go to moon again as if they did it before we lost the soul and thrill to make great music as they used to do, the nature of life changed radically since then. We now live in the darkest age of all dark ages combined! Peace ✌
Grew up listening to Floyd and still listening at the age of 63 nice to be able to do so love there music
I am at the age age of 63 and still remember nice music from 60' and 70' and especially music from Floyd's albums. Great time.
The Holy Spirit entering your body is described by people feeling the way this album makes me feel. Having tears, goosebumps n a smile from ear to ear tapping the drums out on something like the first i heard it. I think it impacts me even more the longer i go through life. I cant be any deeper than that. Truly, truly awesome. Love n light!
best album to chill to and let my mood just simmer and flow.
My late husband and I had many memorable moments listening to Floyd in general, but particularly this album. I will always have a special place in my heart for it ♥️
good sìñgin good
Sorry for your lose but you have the happy memories this LP brings you God bless Declan london
You have my prayers and sympathy. I lost my wife to cancer almost four years ago. And yes, there are those special songs, books, albums, and movies which make her very present to me again, and the hole in my soul ain't so bad anymore, at least for a bit. What a fine album you and your husband hold special.
"all alone dying of cancer" is a euphemism. Roger Waters is an amazing poet! He's not talking about you.
@@joemagnuson6217
I love this album! It's timeless!
Listening to this masterpiece for 31 years now...
Been listening to Pink Floyd nigh on 50 years and never, never grow tired of listening, never. When younger would smoke marijuana and kick back and groove on. Now, no smoke but just close eyes and trip in my mind. What album can I choose that I like, not fair. "I LIKE ALL", thus far.......!! You show me someone who don't like Pink Floyd,and I show you a unwise individual who has not
lived with having music bombardeing his brain. In a few years,when I reach 70 years, I'll still be rocking out with all my favorites. Peace on my brothers.......
Dogs !!!! What a masterpiece!!!! My arms skin puts my hair up when listening to some guitar solos on this song..!!!
Had this on 8-track, then cassette, and CD, and now through some magic shit outta thin air! SPACE SWINE UNITE!
Ça fait 10000 fois que je l ecoute avec toujours autant de plaisir merci
Been listening to this for 30+ years . Still superb!!
Same here!
@@arnolddelossantos8121 42 years? ;0) Ya old fart.
This will continue until the end of life.
Me too. Happy new year
It just passed irs 50 year anniversary! Crazy.
This is just like all the other Pink Floyd albums.
A masterpiece.
nick amador Definitely get a Match with me & Richard Dawson a fellow Brit🎸 it’s a Transition, 4 me, using match game 76 & Dawson/for my Understanding’”)That WOW,,not being 2 sleep due 2 Layoffs recent,I’M Tv surfing& catch like 3-4 back2back episodes,from 76 ‘Ahhh I believe that wen Pink Floyd was say / up shifting into 5th gear & with Roger doin HIS thing & DAVE his , “ What blows my mind is Dudes of R&R what a gift that keeps giving & giving,And it took me back 2 when My life was simple / I was called Hyper then’ by middle school HMFC! But the shop teach didn’t No / that we needed 2 leave early 2 hitch a ride 2 the local mall /2 by tickets for Pink Floyd Ticketmaster “now u have to be Lucky or Know someone working at the venue ‘ if not a nite w/ Roger & what type of chemistry U studied lately “Whooo That was $500-$1000 nite.u say / 2day Yeah Man , cause u do have a choice! WELL WHAT WOULD IT B “”Roger Waters or your Tcktscab has another ticket 4 ya’””” Some dude & his LAPTOP Thanks 🙏 a lot to let me share/
right on mate!!
Even "momentary lapse of reason"?
@@fizzpeakgamer1318
Momentary lapse of reason made Pink Floyd legendary.
@@STFTLITD ehhh not really dark side of the moon made them legendary
El mejor grupo de rock sicodelico que se adelantó a su época, que e seguido desde mi juventud y sigo disfrutando a mis 70 años
I'm 45 years old. Sitting playing drums along to this. What an epic album.
Great one to play along with!
tomorrow Nick will be 80 y/o. The drums are amazing through the whole album.
Ótimo obrigado. Boa. Tarde Odilon
@@Pearl-st.53cem. Comentario
46 here and I do the same. DRUMMERS PARKING ONLY.
Awe Pink Floyd Animals... My day is complete.
we are all little animals fighting for future, 2020 and beyond.
I saw the very first performance of Animals in America at Miami Baseball Stadium. It was too windy to fly the pig, so it was stationary.
Me and my friend were both pretty high, but I still remember every minute as if it were yesterday.
They played Animals, Wish You Were Here, and a couple encores off 'Dark Side'.
I am turning 69 this month; I consider myself a very, very lucky man.
yeah that is an awesome story. i have seen tons of live music, and have been the one on stage myself, and i have always wished i could have been to a floyd show. great story. thanks for sharing.
YOU WERE VERY LUCKY - I´M FROM TO ARGENTINA - SOUTH AMERICA - I WAS BORN IN BUENOS AIRES CITY AND NEVER TO SAW THEM PLAYED ON STAGE IN MY LIFE
This album changed my life. I never appreciated Pink Floyd and then a friend of mine made me listen to THIS album. I wish I loved them sooner. Musical geniuses. ❤
This whole album is like one of the best albums written in time, pure masterpiece
NEVER NEVER GET TIRED Of FLOYD!!!! Saw them in Cleveland back in their Animals Tour. There are some things you remember no matter how high you were!!!!
home of the Buzzard
@@jmlincolorado еs
Recorded this album on my mums music centre lol in the early 80s off radio luxemberg underestimated album
Colin Hendry VERY VERY UNDERRATED. THE BEST IN MY OPINION
LOVE 🐷🐷🐷 DIFFERENT ONES. IT ALL AND THE SOUND EFFECTS AWESOME
Animals Tour in Chicago,,pigs do fly 🐷
God bless our Floyd. For me, this has always been the best album. Cheers. x
Yes, truly Pink Floyd help Me through my cocaine addiction for 31 years now,and 29 off of meth Pink Floyd brought me back to Thanking God way more and Praying for others
ODAT 12/7/93 GOD BLESS YOU ROBERT
How can ya not listen to Pink Floyd?? Any mood your in ,anywhere you are,there are multiple songs to quench your thirst for the perfect music…… Seen them in 73 and 77 ..vivid memories the kids of today will never,ever,experience…….God Bless Them.
Listened to this while tripping with visiting gf, we cried, we laughed, we got angry and we felt love.
So many emotions hidden in 41 minutes, thank you Pink Floyd.
I was 14 years old in the summer of 1977 when I heard this fantastic Album the first time , it was at my cousin house, and I fell in love with it instantly.
Everyone always talks about how Brick on The Wall is their best album, but in my personal opinion this will always be their best album and they are all great albums. Rock on Pink Floyd.
Oddly when I was a young teen around 1986, I was 16 then I gravitated to The Final Cut. Would listen to it every night in bed with my walkman.
@@SeanGavin-rf5vd best way to listen to this album is to find an old vinyl of it and put it on the turntable smoke a joint and listen to it in the middle of the night when the whole world is asleep and it's quiet. Especially if you live in a place where there aren't many distracting sounds.
Fantastic album thanks for sharing this to old people like me I'm 62
The album Animals I first listened to when I was 17 years old. in Soviet times. My friend and I drank wine, and at night we listened to Pink Floyd, sitting on the roof of the house.
Perfect album to hang out with friend, chill and enjoy life
The music of this album takes me back in time. In those days, when all life was ahead. There is no such music now.
So alone
@@Irina19621962
write in Russian Eugene Glotov! let the Russian readers know that you drank wine with friends at the age of 17 and listened to PF! but in general I also listened to from the 7th grade. and it was wonderful!
Евгений Глотов Must have been really good times with your friend...
30 years since i stumbled across this album and still sounds amazing, and the lyrics are second to none, simply a masterclass
Back in the '80s in my crazy/stupid teen years I would hit a back road in my '72 Nova, fire up a doobie, and put a Pink Floyd cassette in my Kraco car stereo. Those were good times. I'm 52 now and I don't smoke anymore but I still listen to Pink Floyd.
Jensen speakers too?
Yeea, cassette was SO much better than 8 track back in the day....
Pink Floyd fan since 1970 and saw them at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago that year at the sweet young age of 15, up in the peanut gallery for $3. Now, as a 64-year-old man with a 16-year-old daughter (another story) who has recently become a huge Pink Floyd fan, so much so as to write a composition on Syd Barrett, because of a classmate of hers who is a fan gives me hope for humanity.
“Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.”
― C.G. Jung
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Seen them in concert for this album and Floyd has never disappointed me one of the greatest bands ever,my wife that had never heard pink Floyd loves them from saucer full of secrets to the wall
Pour ma part, plus de 40 ans que j'écoute cet album. A chaque fois j'ai l'impression que c'est une première écoute. Un album merveilleux
WOW!!! Just... WOW!!! A sonic experience INDEED. Been listening to Animals for close to 40 years and just now I had the pleasure of listening to the whole experience with some good headphones on. I love the comments that all the fans posted below. I can totally agree on the brilliance of this masterpiece. As great as Dark Side is... as great as Wish You Were Here is.... as great as The Wall is... and as great as Meddle and all the other pre-Dark Side music is, there is something about Animals that gets me every time. From the guitar strumming at the beginning of Dogs thru the sounds of sheep and birds at the end of Sheep. At the time of writing this comment there are 400 thumbs downs. I sincerely hope they gave it a thumbs down because the experience unfortunately ends at 41 minutes 34 seconds.
A sweet pair of headphones is essential. Most overlooked Floyd album
Purchased this album in 1977 and I agree! Absolutely, My Fav! Just ordered the 2018 Digital Remix as it comes out on CD next month! 😊
'all time dream flusher to indigo
Pigs on the wing 00:00
🐕 01:26
🐖 18:27
🐑 29:44
Pigs on the wing 2 40:09
Track 3, you should have 3 pig emojis!
🐖 🐖 oh sorry! here are the others.
@@chicoterry8488 no, no! Different ones please ! :-D
Thx for posting 🎼🎵🎶🎸😎👊
how do doin Chico Terry do you play Football?
Grew up listening to Floyd and Zeppelin on a cassette deck in my hippy brothers 'Doc' old beatup cars he had as a medical student... Ohh what days, joyous days. Best upbringing, great rock albums, great freedom... Life is one hell ov a frikin journey... Ups, Downs, Joy, Sorrow, Life, Death...But Floyd rocks whatever the mood or circumstances. Reminiscing about those days brings tears to my eyes , nothing but happiness and innocence... Love & Peace to ALL who read this.!.
You know how we all have things we cherish? Began in '67... still here... but seeing the Animals Tour INDOORS was something that is tattooed in my mind!🐷
Music at it's finest. Simply genius.
Maybe not their most popular album but since I first heard it in 1978 I’ve considered it their most complete theme album.
And here I am 40+ years later still marveling at its preciousness
Yessir I can only agree with you this is my fave and it keeps distancing itself w time even though I love most of the others immensely
😂yes indeed !
You wouldn't believe how many pink Floyd fans today who have never heard this classic album !
If your a true pink floyd fan you have definitely heard this album because it's one of their best work.
Superb 2 hear, lol, my paper and pen come out sometimes as ones mind takes pen & paper to flight...lol
Seen them 3 times here in Cleveland with my late husband and my daughter too who heard my talking about them so much🎉🎉
The best Album made - ever - of all time. Had so many amazing psychedelic experiences with this amazing album - life changing stuff - soooo good.
I saw this concert when I was a kid at at soldier Field in Chicago on June 19th 1977. I still remember the date. Dogs has one of the best solos on the planet
Great music by an amazing band, and still relevant 42 years later. They don't make 'em like this anymore!
Sure they do. You just have to look beneath the surface.
@@NetGhoul666 I'd like to be enlightened my kind sir if you will
@@TheGolden0Man Steven WIlson of Porcupine Tree fame has been making great music for quite some time now. His solo work is quite admirable, and I personally recommend the 2012 album The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories). It has a similar sense of melancholy and musicianship to Pink Floyd (a comparison that he's been struggling to get away from for years), and Wilson is something of a modern legend in the prog rock world, having worked with many other legends both as a musician and for his mixes of quite a few big names' works.
Pain of Salvation has a way of incorporating emotion in their songwriting in a way not dissimilar to Pink Floyd at their best, and Daniel Gildenlöw isn't afraid of addressing difficult subjects with his songwriting and using his personal life struggles as ammunition for concepts and lyrics. Their albums The Perfect Element Part I and Remedy Lane are their most celebrated releases, but they have a solid body of work throughout their career.
Ayreon (the music project of Dutch musician Arjen Anthony Lucassen) is a wonderful journey of rock operas written in incredible detail, and the project's reputation has allowed for many big names to contribute their talents (primarily vocalists, but plenty of instrumentalists as well), including members of bands such as The Flower Kings, Dream Theater, Yes, Genesis, Focus, King Crimson, ELP, and plenty of others. The music does tend to lean a bit more into modern forms of progressive rock and even into metal a bit, but it's finely crafted and truly a treat for the ears.
Beardfish, despite having broken up in 2016, was a solid Swedish band that had a strong rock sound influenced by the big names of 70s prog rock. They never got too experimental, but their music was really wonderful and (like so many fans of music from the past), they did seem to reminisce a bit too fondly of how music used to be instead of embracing the growth of music today, but they weren't so fixated as to prevent them from making fresh-sounding music.
Thank You Scientist is a bit different from the rest of the bands listed here. They're a seven-man prog rock outfit that incorporates elements of jazz, metal, and even a bit of pop music into their sound. It's all very high-energy and melodic, with lots of layered parts and complex songwriting. I personally love them to death, and their newest album, "Terraformer" (2019), has me completely hooked right now.
That's just my quick five for modern musicians who are still writing incredible music. Sure, they're not Pink Floyd no matter what, and that's fine. They never will be, but Pink Floyd could never be these bands either. What really matters is that music is still alive, even if the radio has no place for anything that isn't highly marketable and commercial. With Spotify and Pandora and TH-cam and all sorts of modern conveniences, it's easier than ever to find this music if you're really looking for it, but you have to go on that journey. You won't find it on the surface anymore, but the depth of what's out there is deeper than ever. It can be a bit scary, and not everything will be appealing, and all the modern styles are jarringly different from what once was, but that's what makes the trip so exciting. You never know what new ideas might catch you, or what will surprise you (in ways good or bad), but there will definitely be something you never knew existed, or never imagined was possible. It's definitely worth taking that time to dig in.
@@Grease-Goblin Thanks for the response, I'll surely check these bands!
@@Grease-Goblin thank you very much!
The best Pink Floyd album, in my opinion.
It moves me the most, even more than Dark Side.
Sheep is just awesome, David Gilmour just sounds amazing on that.
Maybe the best piece of music ever!
I'm fangirling about Pigs, specially on the solo. Animals is just a masterpiece.
Sheep has always been my favorite too. The verses are mind-blowing, and the outro is triumphant and exhilarating.
Michael Breene
It’s such a moving piece of music
It will remain a masterpiece, forever. I love hearing other’s say it is their best
Agreed, one of my fav albums. I had the 8-track. i remember playing this in mom's car all the time.
Would have been better if richard sang on sheep, and then did harmonies with Gilmour on Dogs. Too much waters singing.
I started listening to this album in 1984 ish. In an orphanage and one of my roommates was really into Pink Floyd. I had heard of them from Dark side of the Moon and a few other toons my older sisters listened to, but this album sometimes serenaded me to sleep. Also cleaned my chores to it as well.
Pigs ( three different ones ) was the song that got me into the album, it was on a rare Floyd release called "A great collection of dance songs", ironic title.
This was the first ever album I bought with my own money. And the second..
I was so proud of it that I hung it on the wall in my bedroom on a spike, through the hole in the middle, without realizing it didn't like the sunlight shining on it every afternoon. Very soon the vinyl got bumpy and unplayable. I let it stay on the wall (pun recognized) and bought a second copy, which I stored in a more traditional manner.
Anyway, listening to it today.., it's still the album I remember
My older sister turned me on to Wish You Were Here and Darkside. But Animals has always been near the top of all time for me.
Best Floyd from here!.
Fascism
Im 21 and love this album. probably something from a past life. my grandpa had a band in the 60’s and his close friend worked on a few of the Floyd albums.
As a 56 years old, every time I listen to this album, I see myself in my junior high school years; much more innocent and dreamy than now. What a good boy I was!
Definitely my favorite of all Pink Floyd, have this album on vinyl bought in the mid 70s. Its still in awesome shape.💜
I'll buy it, but I know you won't part with it.
I have the German release of shine on you crazy diamond...it has a post card with it...I have no idea what it says, I don't speak or read German.
I was a 22 y/o American with no direction and discovered this album. It, and a lot of weed, changed my life. I listened to it over and over on cassette. I turned 50 this year and have been very successful career wise, but I had to sell myself to get there which is what we were warned about. I've recently given it all away for a new beginning doing what I want to do. Not what the slave system tells us to do. Floyd and others taught me this. Incredible time. Pink Floyd is the GOAT.
Check out "Dub Side of the Moon" by the Easy Star All Stars, brother. It's literally, a reggae version of Dark Side. 😉
I wonder how many Americans thought _"Hey you Whitehouse"_ was referring to the American Whitehouse. (It's actually referring to Mary Whitehouse, a notorious television clean-up campaigner in England who spent her life trying to keep nudity and swearing off British media.)
@@TonyEnglandUKI agree although it can work with the American white house as well 🤷
@@richardcarle786 It can if you sing _"Mary you're nearly a treat"_ to the Whitehouse lol.
Last year, at 55, I walked away from a well-paying job --that was killing me mentally, physically, and emotionally. I basically abandoned my family to solve problems that my 'owners' created but had no idea how to solve for themselves. I left it to work on a fruit farm making a barely living wage. I now spend my 40 hours a week now tending grounds, pruning trees, raking sticks, and playing music that soothes my existence. I'm no longer rolling in cash, but my soul is f*cking intact and I have no regrets.
J'avais 17 ans quand je les ai vu jouer cet album sur scène à Paris, j'ai 64 ans maintenant et c'est toujours le même plaisir de l'écouter 😍
La chance. Moi jamais vu, comme dirait un certain Jacques j'ai raté ma vie...
One of my favorite Pink Floyd albums short and sweet
0:00 Pigs on the Wing (Part One)
1:24 Dogs
18:27 Pigs (Three Different Ones)
29:46 Sheep
40:08 Pigs on the Wing (Part Two)
Why do people say Pink Floyd music is timeless? This album was released in the *heart* of disco when that was the rage. Perhaps aside from the much earlier stuff with Syd, the rest of the library, even beyond Waters' departure, is challenging to pin to any particular post-rock timeframe, ergo timeless.
I have to admit most of my listening experience has been Meddle, DSotM, WYWH, The Wall, and all post-Waters albums. I don't how/why I missed this masterpiece and can't stop playing it over and over again, enjoying it as if it were a new Waters-era release.
Final Cut wasn’t bad either
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