Animals
by Pink Floyd
- Type: Album
- Released: 21聽January聽1977
- Label: Harvest, Columbia
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 41:39
- Community rating: 4.38/5 from 63 ratings
Artists on this release: Nick Mason, Roger Waters, Richard Wright, David Gilmour
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Loosely based on George Orwell's 'Animal Farm', Pink Floyd's 'Animals' is a concept album offering a bleak critique of the sociopolitical conditions in 1970s Britain, categorizing society into predatory dogs, tyrannical pigs, and a mindless flock of sheep. The album's sound is defined by three sprawling rock compositions, noted for their long-form structure and David Gilmour's incisive guitar solos, which are framed by the quieter, acoustic-driven song 'Pigs on the Wing'. Recorded at the band's new Britannia Row Studios, the sessions were characterized by Roger Waters' increasing creative dominance and internal friction that foreshadowed future lineup changes and directly inspired the themes of their next album, 'The Wall'.
Genres
Descriptors: progressive, political, long-form, conceptual, bleak
Tracklist
- Pigs on the Wing 1 (1:24)
- Dogs (17:04)
- Pigs (Three Different Ones) (11:26)
- Sheep (10:18)
- Pigs on the Wing 2 (1:26)
Credits
- Roger Waters - lead vocals, vocal harmonies, rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, ems vcs 3, sleeve concept, tape effects, vocoder
- Richard Wright - keyboards, hammond organ, arp solina, piano, clavinet, minimoog, ems vcs 3, vocal harmonies
- David Gilmour - lead vocals, vocal harmonies, electric rhythm and lead guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, sound effects, talk box
- Nick Mason - drums, cowbell, vocoder, graphics, tape effects
- Snowy White - guitar solo (on "pigs on the wing" 8-track version)
- Pink Floyd - producer
- Storm Thorgerson - sleeve design (organiser), art direction
- Brian Humphries - engineer
- Howard Bartrop - cover photography
- E.R.G. Amsterdam - inflatable pig design
- Aubrey Powell - sleeve design (organiser), art direction, photography
- Peter Christopherson - photography
- Nic Tucker - photography
- Bob Ellis - photography
- Rob Brimson - photography
- Colin Jones - photography