Pink Floyd - Animals (SIDE 1) | (REACTION)
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- @AirplayBeats reacts to Pink Floyd’s Animals - Side 1
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After you’ve heard the entire album, Dogs will be your favorite song whenever you hear it; Pigs will be your favorite song whenever you hear it, and Sheep will be your favorite song whenever you hear it 😄.
Well said! Exactly the way I would describe this album!
So just like with (almost) every other pink floyd song?
Excellent way to put it.
That's so spot on.
seriously, every single damn time i get to the end of sheep im overwhelmed with so much emotion
David Gilmour, once again proving you don't have to play a million notes per second to be one of the greatest guitar players ever.
That being said he may have played more notes in the first solo of dogs than he did in all the other solos he had ever played 😂
@@ericgardner5969 pretty sure David Gilmour envisioned how it would sound like if he strangled roger lmao
I've always preferred David Gilmour over Eddie Van Halen. I also like jazz guitarist Stanley Jordan.
You can sing along with the lyrics, but you can also sing along with Gilmour’s guitar. ☮️❤️
@@suesmith7968 💯
When you finally go through the lyrics of Dogs you will see how dark it is. This album is deep political and social commentary
That moment when you realize it's no longer a real dog but Richard Wright's synthesized impression of a dog - precious.
I point this out to everybody that listens to this song for the first time ever
"It's too late to lose the weight you used to need to throw around." - That one lyric has stuck with me for years. Anytime I feel like I'm somehow trying to boss anyone around I think about this lyric and it's an insta-humble for me. Pink Floyd kind of made it impossible for me to want to have power over anyone or be anyone's boss. I just can't do it.
The best lyric ever written.
Same, it's such a metaphorical and demeaning line, plus the switch to almost funk with the guitar. It almost sounds like Waters singing the two verses until he hits you on the third and you instantly think 'Oh yeah, that's him!' Still great vocals from Gilmour though. But Roger Waters is Pink Floyd and despite some decent stuff (Division Bell mainly) after his departure from the band, it no longer was the Floyd we knew from that point on. Such an amazing band, I thank my dad regularly for introducing me to them.
"So have a good drown, as you go down all alone.
Dragged down by the stone..."
The chilling consequence.
After nearly 30 years in Corporate America, the most chilling lyric is: ‘You have to be trusted by the people that you lie to, so that, when they turn their backs on you, you get the chance to put the knife in”
COLD-BLOODED BETRAYAL!
Nice reaction guys as usual. David the lead guitarist does the singing for the most part and Roger sings at the end with a verse and the " WHO WAS " bit. This song is my favorite PF song of them all. DG,s solo guitar work on this song is the very best of his work or anyone's for that matter
They were not experimenting. Pink Floyd knew exactly what they were doing.
Per Google, "This concept album "Animals" is "loosely based on George Orwell's book "Animal Farm". The animals describe various classes in society; predatory dogs, despotic, ruthless pigs, and the mindless and unquestioning herd of sheep." Well said.
The stone in the song is a reference to the stone tied around the old dogs neck as he is drowned for being deemed useless.
@@louisskulnik7390 Sad
Yes, this album was based on George Orwell's Animal Farm, but just as Orwell's animals were in a Socialist society , Roger Waters lyrics were of animals in a Capitalist society
THIS album! “Wish You Were Here” & “Animals” are absolute masterpieces. Among Meddle, Dark Side Of The Moon, and The Wall, those two rise above the rest. Phenomenal 14:27 masterclass in artistic expression, if I say so, myself. Nothing musically compares to those two albums. Never will….
@@rohandunt3537 In Animal Farm it was a socialist society brought down by greed and hubris , All worked really well until the betrayal by the pigs supported by the dogs, The capitalist farmers moved back in and enslaved the worker animals again.... George Orwell with many others were very angry about how the Russian revolution was betrayed by elites in Russia and in the West , Animal Farm was the result , Interesting today is how still the message in the book is misinterpreted to put down socialism .
I have always had a certain pride as a Black man to listen to this band and others back when I was a teenager,Im 60 now and I still listen to this music,I love the idea that I am not predictable and only listen to RB and Hip Hop,I played Viola as a child and I have an appreciation for bands that play their own instruments.
Nice, I'm a 1968 model with a white paint job but love Ike, Chuck, BB, Miles and Johnny Guitar Watson 💗💪🏻🤗
"They ain't playing fair."
That's got to be one of my favorite statements from a reaction video ever!
This album blew my 15 year old brain back in the day especially when the sheep revolt
A friend of mine lent my his father's vinyl version, so I could record it on a tape. This one and Kraftwerk's Autobahn.
My father had DSOTM and Kraftwerk's Radioaktivitat... It was funny how when we teens were listening to and sharing some good music with some friends, those friend's parents had almost the same tastes, although complementary (same bands, different albums).
But this was a great treasure hunt to reconstruct the whole puzzle ;).
Yep. Same here. Sheep. Wow.
Here I am, three months later, thinking the exact same thing.
Oh my lord the vinyl. That slight crackle. Such simplicity
My favorite Floyd recording. For years, I cleaned my house to this album.
Haha dude, same here. Everytime I can't firce myself to do the dishwasher, I play dogs or sheep and it becomes easy as breathing :)
Likewise and it does make the dish washing a trip.
Helplessly passing your time washing dishes awaaayyyyyyyy
YESSSS!!
I can relate! I do so much around my house to many Pink Floyd songs!😂
Arguably, "Dogs" may well be their artistic masterpiece.
Dogs - pigs - sheep - about human behavior - either a predator a follower or a glutton - but mostly all three at once and at different times - great stuff
A lost art. Albums. Todays singles are here and gone, at best a memory in a few minds. But a proper album is like a movie. It can tell a story you just don't forget.
That's how the newer generations have been trained, to have shorter attention spans.
There’s still good ones out there they’re just hard to find and most of them aren’t rock music
Album-oriented music is still out there, if you know where to look. Take Kendrick Lamar: The cinematic Good Kid m.A.A.d City, The reversible Damn, The intensely personal Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers, and the perfection that is To Pimp A Butterfly.
Amazing Album. Some of Roger's best and grittiest writing. The whole band was firing on this
And David's nasty angry while tasty riffs.
I think I heard Gilmour say somewhere this was the least creativity they had written an album with up to that point. That being said, this is tied with “Time” as my favorite Pink Floyd songs. The lyrics, the instruments, everything is incredible.
Stone... Stone... stone...stone...stone... stone...
It’s still going, somewhere…
As most are gonna say, the synth work by Richard Wright (RIP) is glorious. Very tastefully done, doesn't overwhelm you and selects the right sound, at the right time.
Agreed!!! The keyboards are the backbone here.
Richard Wright was the bands not so secret weapon. Everyone always talks about Gilmour's outstanding guitar playing and Waters lyrics but Richard Wright's synth, piano and organ playing was world class!!!! His contributions cannot be overlooked!
A Richard no le gustaba este disco. Desde WYWH solo tocaba su musica, sin aportar nada en la creación. Y lo hacía como los dioses. De eso no hay dudas
every hip hopper, jazz player, rocker. heavy metal, claasical composers, and more love pink floyd music and lyric's are too die for. the respect for them from the puplic to all artist is sky high 👍
Here I am again, making my morning better with you guys and another killer album side. Animals is a fantastic album from top to bottom, and one that I swear gets even better every time I listen to it. One of my all-time favourites for solo late-night driving, or walking with my headphones on a sunny day. You're in for a real treat - peace and love from Canada!
Always have this CD in my car on road trips.
Yeah, I’m going to be late for work 😂
☺ Right! This is becoming a habit. I should be doing laundry but nooooooo.....😂
@@lynnhoffman247 Just tell the boss it was a Pink Floyd emergency 😉
@@dbradx Luckily I’m self employed
Bros. 62yr old brother. Was 16 wen this came out. Remember getting it at the friends house, putting it on the turn table, dropping the needle turning on the black light, firing up about 3 “joints” putting them into rotation and zoning!!! To most of us their most underrated album. The animals represent the different people and the roll they play in society. DEEEEP!!!!! B4 Rage Against The Machine. This is Roger Waters baby. The base player and lyricist. Right now the beef with him David Gilmore is back in the news….. oh we had BIC speakers back then. Just a side note…
Roger Waters is against this nato proxy war on Russia 🇷🇺 with the western fascists using Ukraine nazis to fight russia, meanwhile David Gilmour has Ukrainian grandchildren if what I heard is factual so even if Gilmour doesn't have fascist tendencies he will naturally lean towards his family, I am 100% with Roger Waters on this one.
This is where, internally, Pink Floyd started to grow apart. Where Waters took over the reigns completely and wrote songs about oppression and the pitfalls of society. Such songs with similar themes can be found on earlier Pink Floyd recordings, but this time it's a complete album. Personally, I feel that "Animals" is the last of the great Pink Floyd albums, bar the 1994 surprise "The Division Bell", and is in their top-three after "Wish You Were Here" and "The Dark Side Of The Moon". Next up is 1979's "The Wall" and that one is a bit of a Roger Waters solo album in that it's completely autobiographical with excerpts from Waters' life poured into biting social pamphlets. But I'm getting ahead of things here. Roger has always been socially critical and rightly so. But he should have diverted those feelings in solo projects. I love "Animals". Songs like "Sheep" and especially "Dogs" are masterpieces only Pink Floyd could have come-up with and certainly only them could have played it the way they were played. Cheerio lads. Warm greetings from Belgium.
But without David, Rick and Nick it wouldn’t be the same.
@@shecaso I have all of Roger Waters' releases with most bootlegs included, and you're right. Without the rest of Pink Floyd it isn't the same. That's one of the main reasons why the releases are called solo albums. I also have David Gilmour's solo albums and hey, guess what, they're 'not the same' as what Pink Floyd used to do. Nick Mason has a few solo albums, but they're mainly re-hached Pink Floyd material. I also have a few tidbits from Wright, but those are preliminary Floyd tracks, piano bases for development into full songs. With "Animals" Waters started to go solo with the rest of Pink Floyd as backing band and it didn't sit well with Gilmour and Wright and everything went South after "The Wall" and Roger's ideas about how "The Final Cut" should sound. Pink Floyd didn't sound the same without Waters either. "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason" is, apart from a few songs (two) a total shambles and should be erased from memory as fast as you can. Bar "Dogs Of War" which sounds like a David Gilmour solo song anyway, and "On The Turning Away" which is a full-fledged Pink Floyd song.
I was at a Pink Floyd Concert when my Mother was very pregnant with me back in 94. This was in Detroit. Been rockin out since the womb.
What a great Mother.
Great memory.
Mine, was singing along with Mitch Miller.
Same for my mother but this was in Tampa in early '72.
When we say this album is dark. Well, it’s the Lyrics. Dogs 🐕 just really guts me, every time. That guitar 🎸 solo is gut wrenchingly beautiful. I love your reactions! You really respond to the parts of the music 🎶 that touch me the most, you REALLY get it! ❤❤❤
MAN …. I SAW THIS CONCERT IN MONTREAL WHEN THEY DID THIS TOUR, PERFORMED IN QUADRAPHONIC SOUND. THREE HRS, EVERY SONG A TRIP. NO CONCERT HAS SURPASSED IT N I SAW THEM TWICE AFTER THIS. NINE ALBUMS BEFORE THIS, STARTING IN 1967. TRUELY THE BEDROCK OF ROCK MUSIC. WELCOME TO FLOYDUM 👏👏
ROCK ON GUYS 👊🖖
In "Meddle" they had an actual dog "singing" the blues! The song is called "Seamus", but in the "Pompeii" video it's called "Mademoiselle Nobs" and you can see her "sing" for real.
This is by far Pink Floyd’s most aggressive album. My favorite to be honest. Great job reviewing- ✌️🤟
Roger Waters lyrics are deeper than any ocean , fantastic lyricist .
I saw them on their animals tour in 77~78. They were awesome live. Still the best concert I’ve ever attended.
Were you spit on? Lol
@@legolite45 haha, no. I remember that happening, but I think it was in Canada, maybe? The audience was well behaved(or just really high) when I saw them. No incidents like that. The dude he supposedly spit on was being an asshole, so I don’t blame waters. Legend says that this incident is what gave him the idea for the wall, so it wasn’t all bad.
I'm 52. You have no idea how jealous I am.
@@cleveland391 Yeah it was in Quebec City I think or Montreal
Saw this same tour when they played in Cincinnati. Also caught DSOTM in ‘73 at UC Fieldhouse. Life changing.
Album is timeless. All the songs still have the same meaning today as it did back in the 70s
I'm 62 and this is the first time I've listened to this album. Thanks for the journey
Thanks for coming along with us!!
I'm 62 and was fortunate enough to hear this album soon after release. Glad you enjoyed it as well.
Where ya been, bro?
Just kidding. Glad you finally got to hear --
experience -- this masterpiece.
Definitely dive into their discog then. The band has been fighting for your rights for as long as you have been alive
Dark Side of the Moon is the greatest album of all time, but Animals is Pink Floyd's best album.
There's funk, soul, jazz, rock, electronic, blues, and even a bit of gospel in one done so seamlessly without being pretentious of overtly complicated. It's hard to all of this often within the same song while making it digestible. Pink Floyd has earned their spot on the Mt Rushmore.
“It’s a masterpiece.”. Nailed it.
You guys are professionals at keeping culture ALIVE !
Man you cats are hitting all of the sweet spots for us old stoners. Watching you guys reminds me of myself when this music was first out.
Hands down their best album... And you're listening to it on vinyl. Sweet.
My favorite of their records. Also their most guitar-centric.
Great job as always my dudes. Regarding their use of electronics, in an early years interview Roger was asked something along the lines of if 'Just plugging noises into a synthesizer' took any real talent he replied; "That's like saying give a man a Les Paul guitar and he becomes Eric Clapton."
My interpretation of this album was basically, the corporation owners are the Pigs, their underlings are Dogs (those actually "throwing their weight around" and wielding the whip.) We are the Sheep, those who are herded and forced to comply.
My dogs bark back at the dogs barking during the song. Also the whole first side is just Pigs on the Wing and Dogs. When you do get around to reading the lyrics you'll see the darkness. It's a critique of society with everyone divided into the three categories Dogs, Pigs and Sheep.
Obscured by clouds is a fitting name for an album that is underrated by them. Another good one to check but I love Animals so much. Another deep reflection album. “So have a good drown, as you go down alone.”
A bit more unknown than underrated I think. Those of us that know this album know it kicks major league ass. Thank God Nick's band is playing those songs.
@@chazblitz oh for sure. I’m a younger guy.(Born in 99) and Dark side of the moon and the wall gets major credit which they deserve, but I went through all their albums and that’s when you realize how great they truly were
Saucerful and Obscured are two very underrated albums, It’s always amazing to go back to the Arnold Layne, See Emily Play, Set the Controls etc. They have so much incredibly music throughout different eras it’s hard to pick a favorite.
@@HDitzzDH I love the Pompeii version of Saucerful of Secrets!
@Scalisque LOL...my daughter+her friends used to borrow my copy of DARK SIDE OF THE MOON. And my Marvin Gaye. They were playing their stereo at top volume. Her friend said "doesn't your mom get mad?". So my daughter turns down the volume... and all they heard was MY stereo full blast! Runs in the Family, ha ha😁
i bought this album in 1977 and was always disappointed with it and never really played it much but have found myself listening along to it with yourselves and am amazed how great it suddenly sounds so thanks for opening the eyes of a 64 year old pink floyd fan!
Masters making music. It dont get more pure then this. Brilliance personified
Waters and Gilmour need to patch it up. Waiting until it's too late is both losing. Probably need to do a concert in Jerusalem when United Nations takes control of Jerusalem.
Bought this album in 1977 the moment it was released. One of the best albums they’ve ever made.
Pink Floyd is and will always be my most favorite band.
Same here, my senior year in high school. I loved the artwork, and bought the Vinyl LP and also the 8 track that I played in my brand new Pioneer super tuner with big coaxial speakers mounted behind the back seat on the panel under the window with the deep well of the trunk below. It was a 63 four door Chevy Nova. I jammed that album many many times while driving. Favorite memory was with a few friends, pulling into a farm field, while watching an approaching supercell thunderstorm with crazy lightening smoking joints. Oh yeah!
We are the Dogs, the last verse where we are just analogy for dogs.
Just deeper than most any song you will ever hear.
Who was told what to do by the man
Who was broken by trained personnel
Who was fitted with collar and chain
Who was given a pat on the back
Who was breaking away from the pack
I hope not. I hope y'all ain't the Dogs.
Who was ground down in the end.
Who was found dead on the phone.
You defo aren't the dogs bud. If you were you wouldn't be admitting it. The dogs refer to cut throat business ppl who will betray anybody close to them just to get to the top... Still claiming to be the dogs?... 'Pigs' is about politicians & high society with their greed. And sheep is in reference to the more common person who just follows the path life sets for them without questioning it.
@@louisskulnik7390 Who was dragged down by the stone..
@@CANDOKNOWHOW Draaaaged Down By Tha Stone!
@@louisskulnik7390 the last song Pigs on the Wing 2. He identifies himself as a dog. Have you not heard of “The Dog eat Dog World”. It’s quite an old metaphor for society. It’s been around for my entire life.
my favorite pink floyd album right here
Yes! My favorite album…🐕🐖🐑
I can't wait for you to hear " Pigs Three different ones " One of my all time favorite Pink Floyd songs ❤️ love the channel keep up the great work !!
My favorite Pink Floyd album!
I LOVE how the dogs transform into a synth to the point where you don’t know whats real and what’s not .. then comes that bass hit 💀
David Gilmour is something else on that guitar and his vocals. Just a master at all he does.
Pink Floyd… gods & genius ❤
Well gents, that just made my morning!! Dogs is such an epic piece - so many moods woven throughout, seamless transitions, and then come the lyrics (which you definitely need to delve into!) - each one of the songs on this album detail an 'animal' which corresponds to a grouping of people in society. The dogs are the predators, the high-level businessmen, the 'fat-cats' as it were, who will put on the façade of friendship/cooperation in order to get the deal, but will stab you in the back on a moments notice!
The middle groove (before the line 'dragged down by the stone') is probably one of my favourite sections of any PF song, second only to the entirety of Echoes!
Can't wait to see/hear your continued journey through this masterpiece of an album - bring on the Pigs (Three Different Ones) and Sheep!!!
🤗 Oh Man! Forgot y'all said this was upcoming. 😍Gawd, I love the crackle of vinyl! 🙄😒 Guess we not doing laundry now! 🤗 I need snacks! Let's Go! ☺🥰🐰
Animals is the best thing the Floyd ever did
I remember it well the day the album came out 1977 sitting in a small room with four friends we could not believe the sound this is for me one of the best albums from Pink Floyd
DOGS: THE BUSINESSMAN, PIGS:THE GOVERNMENT, SHEEP: THE PEOPLE 😊
Snowball seemed like a decent porker. An idealist anyway, unlike the other swine.😅
Pigs: Capitalists
Dogs: Their enforcers constantly fighting for their masters' favor
Sheep: People blissfully ignorant and easily riled
Had the pleasure of seeing these gentlemen at Cleveland Stadium 77-78
Animals is my favourite Pink Floyd album, this is Pink Floyd at the peak of their powers.
Agressive, but deep and meaninful lyrics and stellar guitar playing, fantastic sound fx, great synth and drums blending, just an all round amazing album.
It's often overlooked because it was released between Dark Side Of The Moon, Wish You Were Here, and The Wall which were big hitters indeed, but Animals holds it's own musically because it is so different in style and substance.
Cheers for the reaction vixeo guys, quality guarenteed.
Might be my favorite album. Takes you to a place you never knew existed. Unless you read and remembered animal farm.
one of the hardest things for younger generations to grasp is that we played the insterments to get the sound we wanted, there were no short cuts , and there was no auto tune , the man singing hits all those notes without help. you were either talented or not,
Huh? Almost everyone I know plays handful of instruments. Stop being as old as you sound
Greatest chill pill band with the greatest slow hand guitarist ever. Brilliant album. Guys the Floyd journey, Yes journey and the Zeppelin journey, I think I'll ride along with you.🙏🍁
Don’t miss out on the Steely Dan and Allman Brothers journeys!
I forgot how great this album is, I listened to this in the early 1980s as a teenager. Life changing. Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Steely Dan, the Who, Yes, etc, you guys are getting into some incredible music 👍
Thanks for what you're doing guys. It's way cool to watch you two experience Animals for the first time. Yes it is "a masterpiece." 👍
definitely one of my fav pink albums
😚 This may sound wrong but I love how you zero'd in on the 🥁 1/2 measure like a hawk...... 🤭😏 while they singing about a "sad old man, all alone & dying of Caaaaaaanceeeeeeeeer" ..... 😏 you ain't miss a beat yo! 🤗 Now that's the kind of focus I like in a Studio Tech. Time is $ ..... It's about that beat! 😒 Like I said, 🤭 I'm so wrong for that! 🤣 And Shout Out to "the Creepy Synth!" 😁 #SorryNotSorry 😌🐰🎹
As I’ve said on here before..this is my favorite album of all time. Although people consider this a darker album…for me it has helped when I’m down & I just don’t want to think anymore…It’s an experience of deep emotions both near & far…✌🏻☀️
you need to hear it live it will blow you away
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Loosely based on the book “Animal Farm”…a good short read!
I’ve been listening to guys for awhile now really enjoy your input! I was a senior in high school when this album came out and was already well versed with Pink Floyd this is absolutely my favorite Pink Floyd album actually it’s probably one of the top five progressive albums of all time! Just a quick note the entire album is based on the animal farm dogs business men pigs politicians and society injustices sheep the average person that doesn’t really have a clue! Also glad you guy’s are listening to the full album!! Keep up the good work!!
46 years old an still sounds new ......BEST GROUP TO WALK THE EARTH!
Dogs was the song that made me forever fall in love with Floyd. It was 1985 and I was 12. It's still my favorite song off my favorite album of theirs. So many grooves.
They were not just ahead of their time they are timeless….
Your interaction with each other is second to none❤
I've been waiting to see if you would react to this .... THANK YOU😉 HOT BOX session may now commence ...😎🔥🎸☕✌️
Smoke one for us!!
I saw them perform this album live.....County Stadium - Milwaukee, Wi June 1977..it was the first show of the US Tour...!
I like to listening my favorit songs with people who never listened them. So much fun. 🎈🤗
Some would say this is the Floyd at its very peak…
Dogs is straight-up GANGSTER (actually, the entire album is.) Oh, and the acoustic guitar is in drop-D tuning. That gives it a much more ominous vibe, yet still beautiful to the ear. Gilmour's vocals on the first half are so damn honest and eviscerating it almost hurts listening to it. Same goes for Waters on the second half.
Which part is drop D. I’ve been playing along for years on standard tuning. You may be right Just curious
Most, if not all of the acoustic strumming, including the intro and the the lead up to Waters' vocals.
@@kenlingus8737 It's not drop-D. The entire guitar is tuned down one step. It's why it sounds (sorta) okay in standard. Tune it down and notice the difference.
Saw many concerts and they are one of the best shows that I have seen
That’s Gilmour singing the first part of Dogs, then Waters on the last part. How about the guitar playing?
Guitar playing was awesome. Everything was awesome.
The dogs are a mix of a real dog, and keyboards/synthesizer sounding like a dog. You just heard only the first two songs: "Pigs on the Wing", and all 17m 6s of "Dogs".
"Pigs three different ones" starts side 2.. . Into "Sheep".
I grew up to this album in the 70s I couldn’t get enough of it love it
Ha! Only intended to watch half the video, but got totally pulled in! Love it so much!❤🤟🤟🤟🐶🐑🐖🎶
In 1977, when this came out.....I just had the cassette, with NO liner notes available. All I could trip out on was the music itself. It was probably in the late1990s before I knew what the hell they were singing about. Possibly my favorite album. Or the one album I keep returning to most often.
I like how the first song talks about caring for each other..kinda asks the question…
And the last song says “I care about what happens to you and you care what happens to me..”. And talks again about the weight of the Stone (last Pigs on the Wing)…the stone I guess being whatever weighs on you as an individual.
EPIC ❤
Dogs is in my top 5 P F songs. I've listened to it for over 40 years, it is always current. Enjoy your P F journey!
I remember so vividly, I got this album on tape from my dad to listen to during my trip to Austria in ‘86. An 8-hour trip, I put the tape in my walkman, and I listened to it until we arrived at our destination. It’s still my favorite PF album.
They weren’t experimenting, they owned it.
Dogs is such a epic song. Great reaction as usual lads.
This song has one of my favorite guitar solos! David Gilmore pours his soul out of those strings like molasses from a spoon. 10/10 album
I got this album in 78
DOGS is SOOOOOO good! Honestly that break out is some of the greatest about 6 minutes of rock-n-roll music ever!!! Such a great tune.
This is maybe my favorite (or next to Dark Side) album by them. Just kills. Lyrics are dark on this album.
They developed the songs on Animals live on stage mostly, ranging over several years prior to release of the album. some parts are conceived prior to wish you were here
My Favorite PF album. Stirs my emotions every time. That being said I’ve probably listened to this album, without exaggeration 200 times. Each time different experience
Recorded at their own studio in islington, london.
One of my favorite Pink Floyd albums! This came out when I was twelve years old, and I couldn't get enough of listening to it over and over with headphones! I didn't know much about music at the time...but I knew I loved this!
syd set the 'different tone' and groundings for their music, but after syd left, Pink Floyd improved immeasurably, but so did roger and his writing, musically and the david factor also
I never thought I'd hear "hip hop" and "Pink Floyd" in the same sentence, let alone that they are the first hip hop band. But, I have to admit, now that I hear this sing with your take on it, I can her what you're talking about. They really are next level musicians...ahead of their time.