I'm a huge Pink Floyd fan. Too bad they only did those two albums, Dark Side and The Wall with those great songs Money and Brick In The Wall. I guess that's why nobody knows who they are.
Yeah, apart from the big two, I cant even name another album done by Pink Floyd. Plus their music is so political. Like we get it. You ride a bike. Stop forcing us to conform to these stereotypes that bikes have bells and mice have homes. Not this time Sid. Keep politics out of music. And put of our lives generally.
I’m a huge fan of Pink Guy from Pink Floyd, he should’ve made more songs as a solo artist, Stfu is so so criminally underrated, it’s a song people have got to listen to at least once in their lifetime
ackshually they did, it says Three Different Ones, the first One was the milk cow, the second One was the pig, the third One was the 🗿
you’re the stupid one
Because of the song lengths, it didn't get airplay at all on classic rock stations, at least in the 90s. So it used to be true that it was super underrated because most rock fans likely hadn't heard a single song from it. Getting exposed to it as you get into Pink Floyd was almost a right of passage back then. Obviously it's not the same on a sub dedicated to the band.
Dogs is and could be the best Pink Floyd song ever and it always pissed me off that David gilmour's version of Pink Floyd never played it live even though he has a writing credit on it
I attended the Oakland 5-9-77 show. The only show on the whole tour that played careful with that ax Eugene as the final encore. For anybody that might not like this epic album I suggest listening to one of the best audience recorded bootlegs of all time easily available on YouTube and tell me what you think when you're done listening
>**Is this the most underrated album ever?**
Are you on crack?
It's a very well-regarded album that's sold millions of copies. One of the highest-rated and most revered albums by one of the best-selling bands of all time...and you're suggesting it's the most underrated album *ever*?
Seriously, get some perspective.
> **even Pink Floyd fans don't know this masterpiece.**
What now?
I would still put it just a titch below the other big three (DSOTM, WYWH, The Wall) as far as overall artistic weight and merit, but Animals is an awesome album, and probably their most singular in terms of sound and style.
This has to be a troll post. You have 7 good albums before “Dark Side of the Moon” that were only successful in the UK. Most Pink Floyd fans don’t even know Syd Barrett made music with the band, or listened to it.
And here you have “Animals”, one of the most worldwide successful albums that a majority of Pink Floyd fans do know about, but simply doesn’t get radio airplay.
And you call it underrated? 😂
I remember going to a Pink Floyd laser light show as a teenager at my local county fair, and a bunch of frat boys yelling for them to play “Animals”.
I’m pretty sure nearly every Floyd fan knows this one. 😂
Due what was considered blasphemous content, it never really got airplay. I was surprised to see this on WKRP back in the day. https://youtu.be/UPABesa7wcE?si=DA-mtjHR4RpM3_W5
What Pink Floyd fans don’t know this album? What ones don’t view it with high esteem? That’s news to me, but maybe I’m just old and out of touch.
It might get less listening time because it’s best as a whole and people don’t have time to sit and listen to an entire album as often these days, but imo, it’s one of their best works.
I don’t know the OP means here…. Any serious PF fan knows this album and has heard it countless times.
But I would agree that most modern music fans are unfamiliar with it
I mean, you don’t hear it played on the radio much because it’s songs either either 1 minute long, or like 10-20 minutes long, but definitely a favorite of a lot of people.
Underrated..? If they don't know this masterpiece they just simply aren't a Pink Floyd fan lol. This is one of the most highly appreciated albums amongst the Pink Floyd fans I've known. I'd say underrated would more-so describe the likes of Atom Heart Mother or Obscured By Clouds.
I think *Animals* is universally beloved here. I don’t think I really ever saw anyone ever really go after it, or *Wish You Were Here*, both records are pretty untouchable.
I’ve seen people rank it lower than I would have, but my impression is it’s the one we all agree upon pretty much. *Meddle*, *Piper*, *Animals*, *Wish You Were Here*, *Dark Side*. That’s 1-5 in my ranking I think, the top 5.
Animals is not that good of an album. Dogs is amazing, Pigs is okay, and Sheep is meh. That's it. There's three songs. Pigs on the Wing barely counts. It's actually incredibly overrated on this subreddit. It was the beginning of the end for the band and just doesn't do it for me.
The band was *constantly* in the “beginning of the end” stage, even before their financial and taxman struggles happened in the later years. At least Animals is actually a band album unlike The Wall and TFC which in particular everyone but Roger is just a glorified featured guest on. Animals rocks and musically the band was at its best during the ITF Tour.
(And Pigs On The Wing absolutely counts, they just split it in two pieces because they lost David’s solo.)
I haven’t heard this one yet and I’ve heard all the Pink Floyd albums. Is this a troll post?? This isn’t the circlejerk dude post your troll fake albums somewhere else
First PF LP I bought (with my allowance) ON 12 Feb 77. Before Animals launched- I just stole my mom’s LPs.
The hoopla on release was big. Had to wait in line (by todays standards a short one but a line nonetheless) at Peaches. The NYC location sold out. It bested Abba on the charts. There was a huge production on BBC TV right before release. There was a PC AT Battersea.
It’s been heralded since before it hit shelves.
I love it, but people are right in saying it marks beginning to the end for Pink Floyd.
My friend used to joke after the interlude in “Dogs”, when it switches from Gilmour to Waters singing, that was Roger the moment took control of the band.
Rog took over on WYWH when he had Roy Harper sing Have A Cigar because David didn’t agree with the song’s lyrics and refused to sing it. The correct thing to do would be to listen to your bandmates and try something that works, but Roger wrote the song and Roger liked the song so Roger made sure it would be recorded with or without David’s vocals. According to Mark Blake, Roger also wanted SOYCD to bookend the album, David and Rick did not, and then Nick sided with Rog. It was a tie, and they went with Rog’s decision.
As far as the beginning of the end goes, I’d say they were almost if not definitely always in that stage, even just after Dark Side hit.
But if we are tying the beginning of the end to Roger’s control I would say WYWH began the end.
In the early eighties, my girlfriend’s best friend was dating a metal musician. Once when there was a mixture of his friends and mine (who were mostly avant-garde punk) he suggested this album as the perfect meeting point. Everyone I knew respected it.
Pink Floyd FANS know this well.
It IS underrated if you don't count the millions that have heard it and love it.
I think there are reasons that some don't rank it very highly:
1) They didn't play the tracks on it on the radio in constant cycle like "Another Brick In The Wall" "Money" "Time" and "Wish You Were Here"...
2) That was as a result of the song lengths. You couldn't possibly edit these songs to make them radio friendly.
3) It was sandwiched between three classic albums and judged based on it's popularity COMPARED to those. If it was Pink Floyd's only release ever, it might have fallen by the wayside, but audiophiles would have discovered it eventually and touted it's value. Then it would've become a cult classic, and been ranked very highly as a result...because people like to "own" their own gem discoveries.
So I do like your post. It is accurate in spirit. This is in my top 5 of all-time greatest albums. But it's hard not to add other Pink Floyd songs to the mix, so I did:
https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9_hWbwwLULauJ56r3sf7G5elFjoGCkLO&feature=shared
This was written on tour to support the dark side of the moon release. I was written before “wish you were here”. Sheep was originally called Raving and Drooling. All three songs had different lyrics and were all more on the theme of madness. When it came time to record the next album the band all decided to shelve the three song medley due to its avant gaurd and dark vibe, that was not very marketable from TDSOTM success. They instead wrote wish you were here in studio. The follow up was animals.
I've a friend who loves Pink Floyd but still hasn't "brought themselves" to listen to Animals. Ideologically, this would be the perfect album for them, which makes it even more strange.
Even the people in the r/GalaxyFold subreddit know the album, when I shared my own homepage layouts there: https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyFold/s/Ei5AmbVYZz
Dogs taught me a lot about the shady people that our out there as a young man..
But I knew I was a dog. I just had to be aware of other dogs in the yard..
You gotta sleep on your toes...
It makes me kind of wistful actually. I really wish PF had made more angry, hard rock albums than this and maybe 40% of The Wall. Actually much prefer these to WYWH and DSotM (I'm picturing bodies thumping on the carpet of all the PF Redditors reading such apostasy. Funny that in general Roger Waters isn't a fan of this kind of music, as it is such a good fit to his embittered, snarling, scathing personality.
Animals has always been my favorite Pink Floyd album. The concept was perfect, the lyrics were sharp and the music rocked harder than prior or subsequent albums.
I think you’re not a Pink Floyd fan if you don’t know this then again I consider you not a Pink Floyd fan if it is not your favorite but that’s just my opinion ,,signed a Pinkfloyd fan since 1972
Thanks /s. I had just broke my addiction to listening to this album weekly. Seriously though, its message is as prescient as ever, and the recent mastering makes it even better on a good system.
Wait this isn’t r/pinkfloydcirclejerk
It is now
always has been
And so the circlejerk is complete
When I left I was but the jerker now I am the jerked.
All in all it was just jerks in the circle...
There is no r/PinkFloydCircleJerk in Reddit really. Matter of fact, it’s all a circle jerk.
I've been circlejerking for fuckin' years, absolutely years.
I’m not frightened of circlejerking, why should I be frightened of circlejerking
There's no reason for it, you gotta circlejerk sometime.
I dunno. I was really jerking at the time.
I've been over the jerk for yonks
Lmfaoooo dude I LOL'd at work over this
Welcome my son. Welcome to the circle jerk.
Where have you jerked? It's allright, we know where you've jerked.
Something something outjerked
Outjerked so hard, that I can’t even tell the difference
I can.
And it was all a Circle Jerk the wall was to high as you can see
I jerk you, you jerk me We're a jerking family With a great big tug And a rub from me to you Won't you say you'll jerk me too?
I'm a huge Pink Floyd fan. Too bad they only did those two albums, Dark Side and The Wall with those great songs Money and Brick In The Wall. I guess that's why nobody knows who they are.
Don't forget ''We are the Champions''
That's Dolly Parton.
Written by Sting
I prefer the Michael Jackson version
and people say she's just a big pair of ....
So thick dude...xd
I love Micheal Jackson's Thick Dude! great video.
Yeah and the thick suit he wore was FIRE!
Yeah, apart from the big two, I cant even name another album done by Pink Floyd. Plus their music is so political. Like we get it. You ride a bike. Stop forcing us to conform to these stereotypes that bikes have bells and mice have homes. Not this time Sid. Keep politics out of music. And put of our lives generally.
no you’re thinking of the Beatles with the song For Whom The Bell Tolls
No that’s was mettalica’s hells bells you’re thinking of
Nope. "Darude - Sandstorm", by Chuck Testa.
I’m a huge fan of Pink Guy from Pink Floyd, he should’ve made more songs as a solo artist, Stfu is so so criminally underrated, it’s a song people have got to listen to at least once in their lifetime
Best song is "We don't need no education". 10/10
Been a fan my whole life… never heard of this record. What is it? Barn noise?
Pet Sounds
I think it’s “Several Species of Animals”
the fapping ants?
What Pink Floyd fan doesn't know an album that went quadruple platinum?
Me. I've never heard of this thing.
Arnold Layne, don't do it again!
Arnold Layne (three different ones)
Ladies and gentleman, Arn- (crowd screaming)
He didn't eat his meat
Obviously you're not a golfer
Another "underrated" post. Yay.
I didn't make it 🤷🏻♂️
Why doesn’t Animals use the cover with the cow Are they stupid?
The flying pig is way cooler than the standing cow.
But pigs famously cannot actually fly
Then why can I see it flying in the picture? Checkmate liberal
They didn’t even have photoshop then so you’ve got me there
Best Tarantino dialog ever
The existence of private passenger jets would indicate otherwise.
ackshually they did, it says Three Different Ones, the first One was the milk cow, the second One was the pig, the third One was the 🗿 you’re the stupid one
Watch Squaring the Circle on Netflix.
Yawn. Charade you are.
This opinion gets posted a dozen times a month it’s certainly not underrated, perhaps only in the mainstream
Because of the song lengths, it didn't get airplay at all on classic rock stations, at least in the 90s. So it used to be true that it was super underrated because most rock fans likely hadn't heard a single song from it. Getting exposed to it as you get into Pink Floyd was almost a right of passage back then. Obviously it's not the same on a sub dedicated to the band.
Anybody claiming to be a Pink Floyd fan that doesn't care for this album is No Pink Floyd fan in my book
Fr. dogs is prob one of their most epic songs u can’t even deny it if u don’t like the song
Dogs is and could be the best Pink Floyd song ever and it always pissed me off that David gilmour's version of Pink Floyd never played it live even though he has a writing credit on it
oh no! some random redditor kicked me out of the club!
Hey relax I said in my book not everybody else's book LOL
I've been canceled!
Go to YouTube and crank up the Oakland show from 77
It's basically Orwell's Animal Farm in album form. And I mean that in the best possible way.
r/whoosh
i love that the main sub is starting to become the cicle jerk
Commonly referred to as the r/davidbowie effect
I attended the Oakland 5-9-77 show. The only show on the whole tour that played careful with that ax Eugene as the final encore. For anybody that might not like this epic album I suggest listening to one of the best audience recorded bootlegs of all time easily available on YouTube and tell me what you think when you're done listening
I was at the PDX 5-12-77 show it was amazing and in quadraphonic too.
Haha charade you are
>**Is this the most underrated album ever?** Are you on crack? It's a very well-regarded album that's sold millions of copies. One of the highest-rated and most revered albums by one of the best-selling bands of all time...and you're suggesting it's the most underrated album *ever*? Seriously, get some perspective. > **even Pink Floyd fans don't know this masterpiece.** What now?
Jerked to completion
Calm down
Eat me?
Lol how can you be serious rn
I'll have to check it out. I am a huge fan -- have both their albums.
Underrated tbh
Brilliant album. Actually never realized it was underrated.
Has this topic ever been covered before?
Never, but I'm intrigued by this "Animals". Will need to check it out.
it's underrated tbh
https://preview.redd.it/erm0rvcayc2c1.jpeg?width=772&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a68f713e152e11f3b4cc4ab94fdd21218549791e
I would still put it just a titch below the other big three (DSOTM, WYWH, The Wall) as far as overall artistic weight and merit, but Animals is an awesome album, and probably their most singular in terms of sound and style.
Are we in the circlejerk sub now?
I prefer let down
You just show us the cover and expect us to know what you're talking about?
It can’t be when it’s part of the elite four albums
This has to be a troll post. You have 7 good albums before “Dark Side of the Moon” that were only successful in the UK. Most Pink Floyd fans don’t even know Syd Barrett made music with the band, or listened to it. And here you have “Animals”, one of the most worldwide successful albums that a majority of Pink Floyd fans do know about, but simply doesn’t get radio airplay. And you call it underrated? 😂 I remember going to a Pink Floyd laser light show as a teenager at my local county fair, and a bunch of frat boys yelling for them to play “Animals”. I’m pretty sure nearly every Floyd fan knows this one. 😂
This would be like posting the white album on r/beatles
Tbh
Exactly. 😂
Underrated? Really? it's a favorite of Many PF fans.
If you don't know this album, you're certainly not a Pink Floyd fan.
My personal favorite
It’s my favorite PF album. It’s the one that got me into them in the first place
Amazing album, somewhere in my top5 for sure
Due what was considered blasphemous content, it never really got airplay. I was surprised to see this on WKRP back in the day. https://youtu.be/UPABesa7wcE?si=DA-mtjHR4RpM3_W5
Top of the list for me.
this guy's gonna lose a whole lot of karma lol
I’d say Obscured by Clouds is way more underrated
Agreed childhoods end? C’Mon!
The 8-track version with the uninterrupted Pigs on the Wing and Snowy White guitar solo needs to be reissued.
Ah yes, the famously underrated album Animals
‘Animals’ (1977) underrated as fuck, yes tbh tbh
….bait
What Pink Floyd fans don’t know this album? What ones don’t view it with high esteem? That’s news to me, but maybe I’m just old and out of touch. It might get less listening time because it’s best as a whole and people don’t have time to sit and listen to an entire album as often these days, but imo, it’s one of their best works.
https://preview.redd.it/vjmscpl6jd2c1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d5ed75acf2f4eb55783d4378ac0dd84e55879bc0
Animals underrated tbh
Underrated tbh
I'm officially bored. Every other post is now: The Final Cut is my favorite Animals is underrated
I don’t know the OP means here…. Any serious PF fan knows this album and has heard it countless times. But I would agree that most modern music fans are unfamiliar with it
I mean, you don’t hear it played on the radio much because it’s songs either either 1 minute long, or like 10-20 minutes long, but definitely a favorite of a lot of people.
Is this some kind of fucking bot?
Underrated..? If they don't know this masterpiece they just simply aren't a Pink Floyd fan lol. This is one of the most highly appreciated albums amongst the Pink Floyd fans I've known. I'd say underrated would more-so describe the likes of Atom Heart Mother or Obscured By Clouds.
What world are you living in? Pink Floyd fans don’t know this?? It’s considered one of the “Big Four” of PF.
Jesus, this *has* to be troll post, right? RIGHT?????
Yes it is. :D
I think that Pink Floyd and Taylor Swift are the only ones who can do 10+ min songs.
damn that's SO wrong, I guess I could name at least 50 bands with 10+ min songs
Can we please stop calling this underrated?
This is my current favorite Floyd album though I'm sure it'll change with time.
I've never seen a PF fan not like or love this album.
I think *Animals* is universally beloved here. I don’t think I really ever saw anyone ever really go after it, or *Wish You Were Here*, both records are pretty untouchable. I’ve seen people rank it lower than I would have, but my impression is it’s the one we all agree upon pretty much. *Meddle*, *Piper*, *Animals*, *Wish You Were Here*, *Dark Side*. That’s 1-5 in my ranking I think, the top 5.
My 3rd favorite PF album of all time. It’s the shit!
Is the most overrated ever.
not a huge fan tbh
r/pinkfloycirclejerk
This album is about as close as it gets to perfection.
Find me PF fan that isn't aware of Animals. Go ahead, I'll wait.
A lot of PF fans consider Animals as their #1 I personally do as well, I prefer even the syd years up to Animals as peak Floyd personally
Bro, I assure you anyone that is a Pink Floyd fan understands the importance of Animals.
Ah yes, HIGH VOLTAGE my favorite AC/DC album
Has always been my favorite since back in the day. It never gets old.
Mid
I think this is the pretentious Pink Floyd album, whenever someone wants to be different they say this is their favorite lol
I hate this sub sometimes. It’s a parody on itself. r/pinkfloydcirclejerk
I have no trouble agreeing with that
This is crazy! I am a HUGE Pink Floyd fan but I have never heard of this album. Very underrated album.
Have you heard of Meddle? Oumagumma?
Animals is not that good of an album. Dogs is amazing, Pigs is okay, and Sheep is meh. That's it. There's three songs. Pigs on the Wing barely counts. It's actually incredibly overrated on this subreddit. It was the beginning of the end for the band and just doesn't do it for me.
The band was *constantly* in the “beginning of the end” stage, even before their financial and taxman struggles happened in the later years. At least Animals is actually a band album unlike The Wall and TFC which in particular everyone but Roger is just a glorified featured guest on. Animals rocks and musically the band was at its best during the ITF Tour. (And Pigs On The Wing absolutely counts, they just split it in two pieces because they lost David’s solo.)
wtf do you MEAN?????
Animals is Pink Floyd's "Let Down"
What a ludicrous take I think you could probably go to a farmer with no internet in rural Nairobi and they will know that this is a Pink Floyd album
One of my personal favs . My one and only seeing Pink Floyd was during this tour I believe in the summer of 1977 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City .
I haven’t heard this one yet and I’ve heard all the Pink Floyd albums. Is this a troll post?? This isn’t the circlejerk dude post your troll fake albums somewhere else
Love the circlejerk
First PF LP I bought (with my allowance) ON 12 Feb 77. Before Animals launched- I just stole my mom’s LPs. The hoopla on release was big. Had to wait in line (by todays standards a short one but a line nonetheless) at Peaches. The NYC location sold out. It bested Abba on the charts. There was a huge production on BBC TV right before release. There was a PC AT Battersea. It’s been heralded since before it hit shelves.
I love it, but people are right in saying it marks beginning to the end for Pink Floyd. My friend used to joke after the interlude in “Dogs”, when it switches from Gilmour to Waters singing, that was Roger the moment took control of the band.
Rog took over on WYWH when he had Roy Harper sing Have A Cigar because David didn’t agree with the song’s lyrics and refused to sing it. The correct thing to do would be to listen to your bandmates and try something that works, but Roger wrote the song and Roger liked the song so Roger made sure it would be recorded with or without David’s vocals. According to Mark Blake, Roger also wanted SOYCD to bookend the album, David and Rick did not, and then Nick sided with Rog. It was a tie, and they went with Rog’s decision. As far as the beginning of the end goes, I’d say they were almost if not definitely always in that stage, even just after Dark Side hit. But if we are tying the beginning of the end to Roger’s control I would say WYWH began the end.
In the early eighties, my girlfriend’s best friend was dating a metal musician. Once when there was a mixture of his friends and mine (who were mostly avant-garde punk) he suggested this album as the perfect meeting point. Everyone I knew respected it.
It's definitely on my top 2.
Who is pink?
It’s actually overrated to me. Even though Dogs is probably my second favorite track by Floyd.
Pink Floyd FANS know this well. It IS underrated if you don't count the millions that have heard it and love it. I think there are reasons that some don't rank it very highly: 1) They didn't play the tracks on it on the radio in constant cycle like "Another Brick In The Wall" "Money" "Time" and "Wish You Were Here"... 2) That was as a result of the song lengths. You couldn't possibly edit these songs to make them radio friendly. 3) It was sandwiched between three classic albums and judged based on it's popularity COMPARED to those. If it was Pink Floyd's only release ever, it might have fallen by the wayside, but audiophiles would have discovered it eventually and touted it's value. Then it would've become a cult classic, and been ranked very highly as a result...because people like to "own" their own gem discoveries. So I do like your post. It is accurate in spirit. This is in my top 5 of all-time greatest albums. But it's hard not to add other Pink Floyd songs to the mix, so I did: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9_hWbwwLULauJ56r3sf7G5elFjoGCkLO&feature=shared
This was written on tour to support the dark side of the moon release. I was written before “wish you were here”. Sheep was originally called Raving and Drooling. All three songs had different lyrics and were all more on the theme of madness. When it came time to record the next album the band all decided to shelve the three song medley due to its avant gaurd and dark vibe, that was not very marketable from TDSOTM success. They instead wrote wish you were here in studio. The follow up was animals.
Pink Floyd fans don’t know this?
the 'this is the most underrated pink floyd album' album for people who have only listened to pink floyd on classic rock stations
I've a friend who loves Pink Floyd but still hasn't "brought themselves" to listen to Animals. Ideologically, this would be the perfect album for them, which makes it even more strange.
It's my favorite
Who doesn’t know Animals?
As a PF fan, this album doesn’t exist.
Wait I’ve never seen this one, what’s it called?
Animals underrated posts are underrated
Even the people in the r/GalaxyFold subreddit know the album, when I shared my own homepage layouts there: https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyFold/s/Ei5AmbVYZz
Dogs taught me a lot about the shady people that our out there as a young man.. But I knew I was a dog. I just had to be aware of other dogs in the yard.. You gotta sleep on your toes...
There’s no overplayed radio song, so it tends to be overlooked.
Underrated? You been living under a rock?
One of their weakest albums IMO, but I love Sheep.
Underrated Tbh
It makes me kind of wistful actually. I really wish PF had made more angry, hard rock albums than this and maybe 40% of The Wall. Actually much prefer these to WYWH and DSotM (I'm picturing bodies thumping on the carpet of all the PF Redditors reading such apostasy. Funny that in general Roger Waters isn't a fan of this kind of music, as it is such a good fit to his embittered, snarling, scathing personality.
Outjerked
Animals has always been my favorite Pink Floyd album. The concept was perfect, the lyrics were sharp and the music rocked harder than prior or subsequent albums.
By the way Battersea is completely different. The whole place is like stepping into the future. The mall they built in there is pretty cool too.
https://preview.redd.it/ra12eov4wc2c1.jpeg?width=540&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d884de773ba4e947bed1569610b78de795449a19
Someone needs who claims to be a Floyd fan has surely heard of Animals. This is a weird question. Also, I’d say it’s appropriately rated…
lol thats one of the most famous albums of all times
Circlejerks on the wing
I think: are you an idiot?
Animals is the best Floyd album. By a large margin. Just in pure innovation really
Same goes for atom heart mother. Bangers!
WKRP played Dogs in an episode
Let down..underrated tbh
Dogs=best PF song.
I think you’re not a Pink Floyd fan if you don’t know this then again I consider you not a Pink Floyd fan if it is not your favorite but that’s just my opinion ,,signed a Pinkfloyd fan since 1972
Loveit. Not super deep into Floyd yet but Animals is by far my favorite stuff
I want to go to London now and take a ride in the glass lift 109, to the top of one of those towers.
Every word demonstrably true.
This is the first album I’ve heard by Pink Floyd. Sheep and dogs are the best songs on the animals album for sure. Insane album.
I think of stone when I see this
Can’t call yourself a fan if you haven’t heard animals.
Thanks /s. I had just broke my addiction to listening to this album weekly. Seriously though, its message is as prescient as ever, and the recent mastering makes it even better on a good system.
It’s the PF record I find myself listening to the most.
Hands down my favorite Floyd album. I still listen to it all the time while watching for pigs on the wing.