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Javi D. from New York, NyGreatest Floyd song - those angry vocals by Waters are biting, bitter, and honest. Gimlour's solo? My favorite, and I will contend that the only solo that I've heard that can top this one is possibly Gilmour's first solo on "Dogs". Continent Latest news, analysis and comment from POLITICO’s editors and guest writers on the continent. The second pig is referring to the police. You like the feel of steel (a cops love for the power he gets holding his gun). You're hot stuff with a hat pin (feeling like the "bees knees" because of the societal status/authority his uniform gives him) And good fun with a hand gun (a trigger happy police man who is just waiting to use his gun on someone)

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The pig briefly appeared on 10 June 1988 at Beaujoire stadium in Nantes, France; it flew above the crowd for a very short time, after which it was seen to deflate. a b "Animals Trivia and Quotes". Archived from the original on 11 June 2011 . Retrieved 5 June 2011. A replica of Algie was tethered above Battersea Power Station on 26 September 2011 to promote the Why Pink Floyd...? campaign, involving the reissue of the band's first 14 studio albums.

I'd always loved Battersea Power Station, just as a piece of architecture," Waters subsequently told Rolling Stone. "And I thought it had some good symbolic connections with Pink Floyd as it was at that point. One, I thought it was a power station, that’s pretty obvious. And two, that it had four legs. If you inverted it, it was like a table. And there were four bits to it, representing the four members of the band." FRANKFURT — Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters’ concert begins with a profane announcement to his critics. Chloe from St. Louis, Moanother thing- am I the only one that has absolutely no idea what "ha ha, charade you are!" means? Matt from Russell Springs, KyThis is song is pretty badass, IMHO. I beg to differ with those who believe "Dogs" is the best song from "Animals". I think that distinction belong with the excellent guitar work and lyrics featured here.

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We knew the music and lyrics were fuelled and characterised by anger,” said Storm Thorgerson – who, with Aubrey “Po” Powell, co-founded Hipgnosis, the design group that had worked on all Pink Floyd’s album covers since 1968’s A Saucerful of Secrets. “I can’t say that I cared for it much myself because I found it too angry compared to Wish You Were Here.” Daniel from Cincinnatti, OrIn the movie Children of Men, A building that looks Extremely similar to the power station on the cover is used as the Ministry of Art or something. It's even Got the Pig. Spencer from Fixing A Holewell put wesley. plus, anyone telling other Floyd fans what to think obviously hasn't really absorbed the true meaning they're trying to get accross.

Brendan from Mt. Airy, Mdand oldpink.....Waters wasn't using sarcasm there,(even though I know he is a fan of sarcasm), but the lyrics really read "Mary you're nearly a treat" Nor are any investigations being conducted here regarding the use of a Star of David on such a balloon,” chief inspector Martin Halweg added. The Album Covers of Pink Floyd", By Storm Thorgerson, Hipgnosis Design, London". superseventies.com . Retrieved 21 May 2009. A person who says that American politics is controlled by rich Jews, who blows up balloons in the shape of pigs with a Star of David and shoots them down — we don’t want someone like that in this city,” Frankfurt Mayor Mike Josef said, standing in front of the demonstrators. Frankfurt had tried to ban the concert over the accusations of antisemitism before a court gave Waters the green light. People gather for a protest outside Frankfurt’s Festhalle on May 28 | Peter Wilke for POLITICO Day after day, during the broiling heatwave summer of 1976, Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters would drive past Battersea Power Station on his way home to Clapham. He felt drawn to that towering monument to coal-fired energy. “Maybe it was the architect in me, but there was something menacing about the power station,” he says. “But I also liked it as a symbol for the band. It reminded me of an upside-down table, with four phalluses, and there were four people in a band that had been turned upside down.”