Pigs
Pink Floyd Lyrics

Angeline Parsons

Awesome

gosila con la metrayeta

Underrated tbh 🗿

IKaconI

David Gilmour will forever be one of the best guitarists of all time.

I Deschamps

Absolutely yes

Damians Underpants

@Savy Lace I'm afraid he did act like this often..even in the 70s. Gilmore was the opposite.

Savy Lace

@EricJ Egan i met waters and didn't like his persona, personality & was down right rude that day. But we all have bad days, life goes on

IKaconI

@EricJ Egan ohh. You're on of the Waters worlders. Pink Floyd would NOT be without Gilmour lol.

Adam Hyslop

Pink Floyd Animals is surely the greatest album of all time.

Kurt Bader

#2 behind The Lamb lies down on Broadway.

Owen Neale

Meddle

Junior Chacón

Neveeer, but its a great album and my only PF album fav.

dad 69 420 ಠ_ಠ ϟ

I use to think dark side was but when I bought a vinyl copy of this it just blew me away. Definitely my favorite and one of their bests

SHL!CK

I think this and wish you were here are their most raw and emotional pieces. Those two definitely hit different for me.

Josh Dodson

Most of society can't handle deep chilling music like this. Pink Floyd did it best

killer92173

@Bryan Damkaer not to mention it's loosely based on the short story Animal Farm by George Orwell which tackled many political themes.

Tiancheng Wu

Living is easy with eyes closed, that's why many great philosophers are rather short lived.

DJ TONE

Not for the attention span deficient

Bryan Damkaer

the entire album is a jab at society

rvriazr

that organ riff that repeats throughout the song sets the mood of this album SO well, it's incredible - rick wright deserves more credit

Biswamitra Ningombam

and the bass line tells a beautiful story!

CHS Celebrity

Too bad it’s overshadowed by DSOTM and Wish You Were Here.

Adrian Villanueva

Hey you, Jake Paul. Ha ha, charade you are.

Timmy73

@rvriazr cool. Eventually the Solina synthesizer joins in but the Hammond organ is the base

rvriazr

@Timmy73 yeah it is i meant to say a hammond! ill edit the comment

Hobnob Legend

This is the greatest album of all time. No bollocks, genuinely everyone should hear this at some point in their lives as it's just as relevant now as it was when Waters wrote it.

Charlie Gedge

@Hi don’t listen to them then. 🤣

Hi

it's ok, I'm not a big fan of guitar solos, and songs over 10 fucking minutes, so it's not my to my taste, these are critiques I have of the band overall.

Gueeds Maia

True,everyone must listen to this song once a life to understand where the rock came from.

Francesca Huneeus

I totally agree extremely

CHS Celebrity

@Gill Rowley so you saying it’s the 4th best album?

Rodrigo Priast

One of the best Rock songs ever! A masterpiece

Chetan Singh

That solo in the end is what sets apart David from other guitarists. Amazing talent this gentleman has.

db Multimedia

Every solo Gilmore plays is far apart from any other guitarist!!!! Dude opens my skull when he strokes that thing!

Commodore Sixfour

@Fatboy 2004 I feel the exact same way. Rodgers is also a crazy leftist. I still love his work.

Abyss

You listen closely you can hear the beginning of what David's guitar playing evolve into

THE Exquisitor

I beg 2 differ. What sets apart David from other guitarists is David Gilmore. Truly an amazing artist. Been listening and a fan since the early 70's.

Abdul Alhazred

@Kane Garner he played Telecaster on this.

John Alexis

My favorite Floyd album...dark and haunting enriches the imagination.

Arthur Chapman

Totally agree!!!

delankyslime

This album be hitting different with all these events that are happening

Fresh_Gauntlet

this album will continue to be relevant so long as capitalism persists

Foolish Fool

@Coby Halverson I wouldn’t recommend any of those places. Canada is the place to be.

ZKAEL

Corona time mate🤣

skinny weenie

@Pinky The Chihuahua the thing is this is played more because Biden 💀🤟🏼

神の子

guten Morgen

MetroDuroc

Yes there’s the solo, but that three-minute groove starting at 4:14 is the stuff of greatness as well.

Eric

The entire band was on point with this album. Waters and Gilmour both at their peak! Masterclass music

☆ Luxuries

@Tony England I delved into the meaning of the lyric and found it out, myself. I did think upon first listen, it was about us. I had to confirm it of course.

Tony England

@Mike Bolton There's a video on here where she debates with Michael Winner, it'll give you some idea why she's nearly a treat.

Mike Bolton

@Tony England as an American listener I did not know that

Tony England

I wonder how many non-Brit Floyd fans always thought "Hey you Whitehouse" was referring to the American Whitehouse (it's actually referring to Mary Whitehouse, a former television clean-up campaigner in Britain that spent her life lobbying to keep swearing and nudity out of the media.)

anfield forever

This song is legendary, David Gilmour is awesome.
Masterpiece

Runawaydreamer86

I love all their albums but, This is one their most impressive songs.

John van floyd

Oh I was at pulse concert in 94,, I will never 4get. .I'm 53. And it was a beautiful time. U was sat looking at stage left..balcony 1st...

Logan Cleary

Pink Floyd is ethereal. May their legacy last forever.

Feline Fan

The first time that final solo hit me I almost fell on my back... So strong

Andrew Carroll

Mate this solo got me into Floyd. I went from there.

Fer .GL

goosebumps

Tony England

Isn't it good to listen to a band with INTELLIGENCE in their writing.

Commodore Sixfour

@BouCousin Are you a fan of Trailer Park Boys too?

alaura roarialis

absolutely!

Tony England

@TallicaMan1986 That's a bizarre argument. You're typing as if people were saying "Only intelligent music matters to intelligent people". I'm sure England's greatest chefs love fish & chips sometimes.

TallicaMan1986

@Tony England It really doesn't though. Some of the smartest people I know like some dumb stuff and some of the dumbest dudes I know like Dream Theater, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa etc. These dudes were legit knuckle draggers. They played guitar incredibly well, but anything upside of Guitar and music they came off as complete simpletons.

Tony England

@TallicaMan1986 Intelligent music matters to intelligent people.

Norwood Wildlife

David Gilmour playing the fretless bass on this track as well as lead guitar
just shows how talented of a musician he was

Edward Kotapish

Yes! That little rising and falling bass run near the end is pretty cool.

Danny Lindsey

He still is!!!

Norwood Wildlife

@Marc Lastres You are correct, my bad.

Marc Lastres

Is...Not was....But point well taken...No others like David Gilmour and his Strat!!

Aaron Bacsktrom

I've always admired him as a musician ever since I was 10

Gorete Ribeiro

Bombástica ❤️ adoroooo essa banda ❤️👍 fica na história 💓

Gorete Ribeiro

Pink Floyd faz parte da minha vida 🎸❤️

Michael

Gilmour's guitar solo is just absolutely amazing. First time I ever heard this song when the solo came I was immediately absorbed in it. It literally grabbed my brain and all my attention, and by god am I happy I listened. Such a whirlwind of emotion!

Marcelo Ramirez

Love Nick's drum work, it delivers a strong heart beat to the song.

Maximos

No one is talking about him! He keeps it so simple yet his fills (especially the one right before the solo) are amazing in this song.

Gene Holowinskyj

There's a fine line between genius and insanity and Pink Floyd nails it ever time.

superbalduz

Nick Mason is the only drummer who can make cowbells sound badass, that’s why is one of my favourite drummers

Boat Axe

I think it’s actually a wood block on this.

Adam Colbenson

I've got a fever, and the only prescription is...

YaBoi4132

he doesn't compare to Christopher Walken on SNL....LOL

Keon

@superbalduz You like cowbell? Boy do I have the song for you.

Blue Oyster Cult - Don't fear the Reaper. The song starts with cowbell and ends with cowbell. There isn't a single bar of music in this song that doesn't have cowbell.

Emilia Firmino Gonçalves

Simplesmente perfeito!

KillKito

They could release the album tomorrow and it would go straight to number 1!

Andrew Kotowski

Absolutely

Shirl Bussman

I agree and find a whole new generation. 💜💜💜😎😎😎

car car

@Springfeeeel3 I couldn’t have said that any better

vikinggold67

Springfeeeel3 maybe not but this music is still relevant today.

Springfeeeel3

I wish that was true. But it’s not mumble rap, or the other shitty shit that sells a ton of records these days. Most people probably don’t have the attention span to listen to an 11 minute track lol

admiral37

9:36 make sure your headphones/ear buds are turned up. Those last two minutes show what an amazing guitarist Gilmour is.

Shubham Banerji

Undoubtedly man ! It's pure eargasm. God level playing.

Atul

True that

Nebmaat Sneferu

That guitar can make an entire morgue come back to life by itself

Paul Hare

Actually, it has killed many Infinity EMIT tweeters over the years. Along with a lamp that once sat on my SM 150's.

Monique Alamillo

This seems very likely!

Francesco Di Maggio

I will never get enough of this song

terrypussypower

Watching Pink Floyd play this entire album and "Wish You Were Here" at Stafford in 1977, tripping out if my skull, was every bit as amazing as you can imagine! The venue was a shithole but the acid made it look like a spaceship!
During "Welcome To The Machine" I actually thought we were taking off!
It's a real shame they never properly recorded any of those gigs. A pro filmed movie would've made them another fortune!

Salohcin

This song is addicting. The bass, the guitar, the cowbell, the vocals, they're all relaxing and yet it feels like something you'd listen to before a big game or something to get pumped up.

Claudio Dimasso

I really agreed.. Completely

Cameron Howe

Lol it reminds me of Halloween but maybe thats just cause thats when i first heard it

ontariobuds

How about the talk box sounding like a pig? I LOVE that part.

Boots789 V

There is no cowbell he's playing plywood

Patrick Leabo

I used to play college football and I would play this before games alone with other Floyd songs and some of the darker Zeppelin tunes. It would give me a calming sense of power. Every time.

brad harp

all of pink floyd's albums are to die for. love every single one of them.

Muddymarry

At 9:38, after that cowbell sound, when the screaming guitar kicks in. Get goosebumbs every time.

Dogald Trump

This is Floyd's best album because of how universally timeless it is. It's very grounded, but at the same time the warnings still ring loud and clear. The message is more relevant than ever. And it doesn't use as much of a psychedelia focus like Dark Side, or have the 80s over-the-top flash of the Wall. More of a modern, dark, funky groove all over this album. Probably was never given the attention it deserved because the music and focus of the lyrics here are actually ahead of their time.

70AD

@Logan Cleary
True, but Pink Floyd were never a comercial rock band, like for example Status Quo were. Quo were always in the Top 10, but Floyd were an anti-establishment band so you would never expect to here them on the radio.

Logan Cleary

I honestly think it was never given its just due simply because of the length of the songs. It's not a radio-friendly album.

70AD

Waters resurrected the Animals album and took it on tour in America so he could apply the concept album to President Trump. Anti-Trump commies and liberals bought all the tickets (some Trump voters walked out) and Waters made shit loads of money like a true hypocrite. He pretends to be a socialist but he's just another champagne socialist that's never been known to redistribute his wealth. He's done very well (135 million dollars) out of a capitalist system that he slags off in the album, especially in the song Dogs.

Lisa Pinos

Such a cool song. Fun to sing loudly in a car on max sound. Loved it then and it still holds its place in its coolness. You radiate cold shafts of broken glass. Love that lyric!!

Cameron Howe

I think the solo in this song is what really sets gillmore apart from other guitarist at the time and all the way through today. He wasnt the fastest guitar player but his creativity and the things he can do with a guitar are unmatched. Name one other guitarist who could not only play pig squeals on a guitar but figure out how to make the guitar produce those sounds. Same as with shine on you crazy diamond. Any good guitarist can play a solo but only he can make one as creative and entertaining as this one

David Jozwiak

Neil Young and Prince were way underrated guitarists. I'm betting Neil has jammed to this and many other Floyd songs over the years in his private time. This is my favorite PF song ever, amazing!

Oier Garcia

@Nancy Balzer that just depende on the tastes, i rather gilmour than hendrix

bpm92

he's got the old "perfection is not when there's nothing left to add but nothing left to take away" motif in a lot of his arrangements

Nick Hickling

Give Waters credit for that funky bass that feels like it’s crawling towards you like a spider in the end as well

Ray

This has been one of my all time favourite songs because of the solo. The buildup, that long monotonic segment halfway through the song (monotonic but that simultaneously have always created an emotion rollercoaster in me because because the time i discovered this i was going through some hard shit), it always makes me chill when the first solo note comes, with all strenght and emotion in the world. The way guilmour makes the guitar cry is from another planet. This song is extremely underrated.

Richie C.

I really can't say what is my favorite Pink Floyd album or song. So many. I also love Welcome to the Machine. It's another one of those extremely deep songs.

Aaron Bacsktrom

The overwhelming nostalgia I get from this song is insane considering I'm only 15 but my dad would always play this when I was really little

Aaron Bacsktrom

@Dan B samee this and dogs scared the shit outa me when I was little😂

Dan B

Same I’m 15 too and my dad played this and dogs wayyyyyyyy to much for me

Which One Is Pink

This song rocks hard , I like when people look amazed when they here who my favorite band is. Due to the fact I'm an 80s metal head. Floyd can rock too just listen to one of these days or the solo on thin ice.

Fabricius Phellix

Um classico para nossas vidas...

Pedro Luiz Bernardo Dos Santos Pedro

Essa Música É Para Mim Um Dás Melhoes, Dentre Outras De Pik Floyd.✌️👍🐷💚🐖

vikinggold67

As good as Pink Floyd is I still feel they are somewhat underrated. Amazing!

Momma Bear

Because not enough listen to those effing chart toppers. So not in the know.

Knunnie K.

This is one of the lesser known songs that I like really much. The words hit so hard.

Fabricius Phellix

Um classico para nossas vidas...

Brian Howell

Listening to this album on mushrooms during a camping trip was one of the highlights of my life.

Macy Flowers

Oh hell yes 🙌❤️

John Mcaulay

@Elizabeth Box when was your heyday ? Mines was 77-79

John Mcaulay

I took Mushrooms with 3 mates and we stole a car.It crashed and walking home thro the woods was scarey.

J Gonzo

First time I heard this album was on acid. Man do I wish I could hear it for the first time again I was blown away

Vengeance

@Linda Dimira *you're 😵‍💫

K Sherm

I'm 32 now.
Found this album when I was about 12 or 13.
Had turntables me and my friends used to scratch on back then.
Bought a couple boxes of albums from local flea market, got some from a neighbor and my old man gave me his old collection.
When we discovered this album it was set on my left turn table for almost 3 years.
Many bags of smoke were burnt while listening to this album and trying to figure out life as an up and coming young man.
We discussed our lifes aspirations, doubts, fears, plans and made piles of good times with this as the background track.
Now when I hear these songs it takes me back to when life was a bit juicier.
Takes me to the multitude of friends I've lost to drugs since then.
It makes me happy and incredibly sad at the same time.

Music might be the most universal yet least understandable thing in our existence.

Clayton Chaney

as a Floyd fan I did not like this album on first hearing...now it is one of my favs

Avator

you just needed time to realize what a masterpiece this is

Luis Huanca

Masterpiece.

someunoriginalname

The riff that starts at 4:14 is one of my favorite things to ever exist

Daniel Martinez

Just my opinion only: "The best Pink Floyd recording, the most underrated, and the most aggressive album of the whole collection."

John Bennett

After 45 ish years of jamming floyd this has become my favorite in the last 2 years

anonymous

They say nothing's perfect they were wrong.

Fer .GL

3 great songs

jcBurton2094

Gilmour's most badass guitar solo

Amy Craig

Gotta love the epicness of this album...we are the animals

João Paulo Silva

Muito bom!

Jacquelyn Davis

The greatest and perfect band, in my opinion. This is my favorite album. I'm grateful to be born, so I can hear Pink Floyd.

Graham Taylor

@V G "...until I was going into other dimensions...".


Er...yeah...right.... I think you should go easy on those magic mushrooms.

Adam Brok

I would have to say the grateful dead would be my number one but floyd being second

William Phillips

DeadBy Deicide did you hit your head that hard?

boisson sylvain

Great album .great band .
Amazing

TheThirdMan

+Jacquelyn Davis
"This is my favorite album."

Mine too. There's not a bad track on it.

Graeme Couch

The best part of this song is David Gilmours amazing solo at the end !

john greenfield

Being a massive Floyd fan! This has got to be one of the best they have done! What a feckn song! Roger waters done it good on his tour! Phenomenal!

Ирина Иванова

Роджер🎸🌟ЗВЕЗДА, ОБОЖАЮ ЕГО♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Valentin Galvan

This song reminds me of my dad listening to his oldies and his truck. Brings me tears.

Rob Pattison

I’m sorry

Chris Flood

One of the best songs of all time from Pink Floyd best album ever

70AD

This consept album was just a taste of what was to come, the masterpiece that was to come was the classic album, THE WALL.

Fred Spoliar

Lyrics:

Big man, pig man
Ha, ha, charade you are
You well heeled big wheel
Ha, ha, charade you are
And when your hand is on your heart
You're nearly a good laugh
Almost a joker
With your head down in the pig bin
Saying 'Keep on digging'
Pig stain on your fat chin
What do you hope to find
Down in the pig mine?
You're nearly a laugh
You're nearly a laugh
But you're really a cry

Bus stop rat bag
Ha, ha, charade you are
You fucked up old hag
Ha, ha, charade you are
You radiate cold shafts of broken glass
You're nearly a good laugh
Almost worth a quick grin
You like the feel of steel
You're hot stuff with a hatpin
And good fun with a hand gun
You're nearly a laugh
You're nearly a laugh
But you're really a cry

Hey you, White House
Ha, ha, charade you are
You house proud town mouse
Ha, ha, charade you are
You're trying to keep our feelings off the street
You're nearly a real treat
All tight lips and cold feet
And do you feel abused?
You got to stem the evil tide
And keep it all on the inside
Mary you're nearly a treat
Mary you're nearly a treat
But you're really a cry

Captain Jazz

I enjoyed singing along. Thanks

SatanDynastyKiller

Fred Spoliar Whitehouse not White House, after Mary Whitehouse

Jarmoussi

Istatxrs

Yandel

Fred Spoliar thx

Bryan Klabunde

Fred Spoliar That was a personal note to Iron Rangers...like myself...via my cousin...the eggman...Dylan...The Beatles...and Pink Floyd... I've always believed...even though it applies to other Drug war victims.

Belliira

One of the best Pink Floyd tracks ever!

Paul Smith

Philip Swain

Always loved this album.

Roberto de Oliveira

Um dos trabalhos do Pink Floyd bem produzidos. Marcou uma era dos lps
de grande performance.

ASIDS

This album is difficult at first listen when you aren’t a specialist of pink Floyd but finaly masterpiece 🙏🙏🙏

Muddymarry

This song is one more masterpiece of the floyd. Totally underrated.

Tony England

For me, Pink Floyd are simply the greatest band of all time.

Chris Casey

This whole album is s masterpiece. It's so underrated. It's my favorite Floyd album...the whole album just flows nicely.

nstag8r007

Such a amazing song. Such good memories

richb0199

From 4:00 to about 8:15 is one of the best instrumentals that Floyd did. The incredible complexity has made it impossible for me to tire of it. I bought this album when it was released. I had just graduated high school. Amazing time, amazing music.

Philippe Secques

Un univers musical incroyable et fascinant,rock envoûtant,au son inégalable,un groupe mythique!
❣💥❣

Jan Court

I was 17 now nearly 60 best album ever I'm listening now on my headphones fantastic

elisa rivero

Me gusta. La escuchaba de niña , gracias a mis hermanos!! Qué recuerdos!

Alex M

A masterpiece!

Veezy Treez

This banger is a masterpiece!!!💯

James McCown

Damn I love this song. Roger Waters is one of the most talented artists ..... ever.

Fer .GL

the 4 guys are great talented

Ajarthis

Animals is my favorite concept album from Pink Floyd, one of the best concept albums in the history of rock.

Ramblin Rose

@Robert Crabtree some of us enjoy learning from lyrics. If it's not yo thang, just scroll past??

IratePirate

@Charles "This has nothing to do with animal farm. "
What the fuck are you going on about? That is quite literally the premise of the album. Class distinctions despite ostensible equality.

Robert Crabtree

You all drive me cra cra trying to dissect the lyrics to me its just part of the music like another instrument with no meaning just enjoy it and shut the fudge up

ma7

@Lillie Belle Animal Farm is about Comnunism, especially referring to USSR

Kallisto

coś wspaniałego! something fabulous ! что-то замечательное !

Ruby Duarte

De lo mejor en rock progresivo 🖤

foranime boss

This epic makes me feel powerful and powerless at the same time

CLE@216son

I absolutely love this end guitar solo!

Ostap Bender

Nobody never expressed the inner revolt against evil and injustice like the final guitar here.

big catfish

GILMORE THEN THE REST

Roger Peixoto

Exactly, I definitely can feel the revolt on that final solo

Strahl Gábor

So painfully damn true

Pink bricks

I could not agree more

Audrey Plunkett

Dave is a god 🎸🪄

Biswamitra Ningombam

the only band that I know that can pull off an 11 minute track and keep you hooked till the end

LitchQueenAsenath

@the center you're talking to someone who will put on Trout Mask Replica in full every time I want to hear anything on that album, I'm sure I'll be able to find the good stuff : )

the center

@LitchQueenAsenath well just as an introduction to the dead to get to know them i would recommend these three albums as a start. and a warning that they are nothing like what you have heard before and what they have is hidden in a way but it can just creep up on you and then when you get it? you are grateful.

Reckoning
live dead
without a net

LitchQueenAsenath

@the center would you be able to draw me a map that explains where to start and how to progress or do I have to struggle through the catalog?

the center

check out the grateful dead man and be ready to have your life changed.

LitchQueenAsenath

@Pafsa 07 different songs for different moods man. Opeth might be comparable to Pink Floyd, but that's just my thoughts. In the realm of classic rock nobody beats floyd but there are better options in other genres for music with talent

Ilnur Nadirov

One of my best, from young time, experiences. Fantabulous!

StoneColdSergio

Pink Floyd's beautiful reminder to us that despite being knee-deep in The Machine, they still had their souls intact.

Stelios Stylios

Aren't we all on some levels? Love u guys

Carla Jones

Love this❤

Hank Hardigan

Low key one of Gilmour's best solos

Juarez Souza

A melhor de todos os tempos

John Oliver

Me and my son love Pink Floyd. One of our favorite songs. I brought him up right! 🤟😎🤟

pilar morin

It's one of their best albums, no doubt... Very underrated!

Winnie Griff

This is a masterpiece

Doug Peterson

Can you imagine that this is from 1977? How scary good is that? Futuristic doesn't even touch it. They were so far ahead of the music scene we still have not caught up. Nice recording btw... clean, o artifacts... THXs!

Eduardo Sandoval

I've said this to my sister so many times when we'd smoke and listen to all of pink Floyd's music. Their music will be played for centuries and they'll never get old. Past present future. We can all relate in some way

Adam Brok

Floyd and the grateful dead are my favs

Baris Akalan

i cant imagine that this is from 2000s

Acatlover 1

yip now we just have tracks and autotune. I kinda hope my kids don’t have kids.

Charles Varndell

I can imagine it because most of the good music is old

Ralph Mejia

Love the cow bell and oddness of the music. There will never be another band this great and we are blessed to have their music to sooth our souls.

Paul Habat

Remember when this came out !! My friend turned me on to it and the rest is history !! My favorite Floyd album !! Meddle is my second choice !!

Sean Lookchin

Amazing first time ever hearing this track ,If only music can get back this out of the out of the world experience as only true musicians can delivere. Magical

Gustavo Adolfo Ajanel Vargas

Cuando escuché esta canción recordé los buenos momentos cuando comencé siendo ROCKERO y ahora solo está en mi cabeza y es algo muy lindo

K31TH3R

To me this remains the greatest song Pink Floyd ever composed, and not only has it remained relevant politically, it has remained relevant musically. I hear similarities to this song in a lot of brand new genres that are heavily synthesized. David Gilmour played the bass in this song and from 9:37 onwards he is making rhythmic computations on the chords like a human computer. You can listen to the end 100 different times and still pick up subtle changes that just seem inhuman.

Nick Green

Interesting! Thanks for pointing that out. It's a really unusually complex bass line for a Pink Floyd song - it sounds almost like Chris Squire during that crazy outtro. Makes a whole lot of sense to learn that David was playing it.

Daniel Propst

I totally agree with you, a lot of people don't even know that Rodger Waters (there bass player) didn't play bass on this song. But as far as just picking out David's bass playing from 9:37 onward I would have to say your missing out on the incredible bass structure of the song itself. I'm a bass player myself and this is a very demanding song to play. I have loved this song since the first time I heard it when it came out. Peace out.

Owen

One of the main reasons I read the comments is to find comments like this :)

Pjotr Rock

one of David's best guitarwork right here!

I.N.FRAP

Buscando hoy
Sentir algo mas
Me encontre con Pink Floyd
Y su álbum Animals
El solo de Pigs
En mis oidos
Despeja lo gris
Me hace sentir
Renacido

Logan 5

after decades of not listening to this...OMG I forgot how good it is.
cant believe its been 43 years ...how fast time flies

juan gomez

What a legacy by brilliant Musicians . Just a amazing album all the way around .

George Keskeny

without a doubt,
this is their strangest,
strongest and best album.

TheDrowningWoman

i definitely agree

Siddharth Varma

@Syfoll Let's see man. Never can say..

Syfoll

@Siddharth Varma I don't think you'll like them, but sure

Siddharth Varma

@Syfoll Gotta check these out. Thanks mate :)

Syfoll

@Siddharth Varma No. Syd was only in the first one and on one song on the second one. But yeah, Piper might also be the strangest

Chris Paul

This album had my favorite Gilmour work. His regular emotive self playing is this wicked, angry style and it is spectacular. It's got to be one of the nastiest guitar tones ever put on record

DANIELE CIOLLI

Il più grande album dei Pink Floyd... un viaggio cupo e introspettivo verso la realtà.

A.T.'s World of Rock

If a guitar could cry, Gilmour could manage to make it. That end solo, man. Damn.

Shubham Banerji

I wish I could watch him playing this live. Goosebumps everytime I listen to it. It's something so beautiful people who have never listened to Pink Floyd will never understand. It's God level playing.