The BUSINESS MAN Huh⁉️ Pink Floyd - Dogs W/LYRICS

[@dannymccartney1]

Basically everything Pink Floyd made in the 70s was pure gold.

[@DaveThomson]

And 80s and 90s

[@bernal1films]

Agreed -- M+DSOTM+WYWH+A+TW is unparalleled in its beauty, funk, inventiveness, incisiveness and emotion (and guitar -)

[@DaveThomson]

@George Glass momentary lapse of reason and division bell are excellent

[@Keti9er]

@@DaveThomson I think YOU are having a momentary lapse of reason 🤣 - both of those albums were pale shadows of the former glory that was Pink Floyd by that time. To each their own though 🤷‍♂️

[@DaveThomson]

@@Keti9er I disagree. Division Bell is amazing

[@NathanThurberMusic]

Animals is concept album about the different types of people in society. Dogs, pigs, sheep etc.. another Pink Floyd album that's best to listen to from beginning to end in one session. Same for The Wall.

[@marcfriedman7339]

With headphones on, eyes closed, (chemically altered if you want) and turned up to 11.

[@shannongraves3918]

👆

[@BShib84]

Animals is probably my favorite pink Floyd album, it feels like from the very beginning they grab you by your shirt and just pull you in. You don't have a choice, you're just along for the ride.

[@Markle2k]

If you read George Orwell's Animal Farm, you will understand it even better.

[@markgatica12]

It's not so much about different types of people as it is about institutions and the people who run them. Dogs= capitalism, businessmen; Pigs - government, politicians: and Sheep - religion.

[@randompaper9515]

David Gilmore is a perfect example of "less is more". Especially when you hit the notes like he does. Beautiful...

[@angelagraves865]

💯 Gilmour never needed to showboat because he's a master who serves the music. If you don't shed a tear when he comes in at the end of Pigs and plays just one note over and over to begin with your heart is made of stone, stone, stone, stone...

[@MikeB12800]

Emotion, and plays what the song needs, not what his own ego needs

[@vellaropedart9190]

Little known fact: When the band went to take the photo of the floating pig at the factory for the album cover,as soon as they took the photo,the pig shaped balloon broke free and floated away into Heathrow Airport airspace. After one particular pilot radioed to control tower to report a 40 ft. flying pink pig,upon landing he was immediately taken and tested for alcohol or drugs. It wasn't until later they found out about what happened and the pilot was released. True story. Man,what I would give to hear the recording of that particular radio transmission!😂😂

[@CaptainNemo1701]

True!...the pig is apparently called Archie. When The Simpsons movie opened in London, they flew 'Spiderpig' over Battersea station.

[@bobfenster3690]

that is a massively known story. it's famous as fuck.

[@bentindle9036]

@@CaptainNemo1701 Algie was the pigs name, I believe.

[@hoon_sol]

@@bobfenster3690: Hey, have you heard about this little known and underrated movie called The Shawshank Redemption?

[@HeadBanger88-r7c]

In fact, on the first day they had hired a sniper, but the shots did not go well, on the second day they did not hire the sniper and the balloon just flew off.

[@gerryweed7697]

Dogs is Businessman , Pigs is politicians and Sheep is peoples .. Animals album

[@mikemclaughlin3306]

Nope. Dogs are also police, scam artists... people who, according to Roger waters (based on George Orwell) prey on others

[@gavinreid2741]

Sheep are proletariat.

[@17losttrout]

@@mikemclaughlin3306 And gangs, for today's kids.

[@haha-lj5sq]

Dogs, in the way I see it, are people that have had it rough in life and had to fight and scrap to make it in society, and thus take up occupations that hurt or destroy others because it’s the only way they know how to survive.

[@actuariallurker9650]

The whole Animals album is based on the book Animal Farm. The pigs are the rich people and the greedy business people at the top, the dogs are the middle level people stabbing each other in the back and the sheep are the ones everyone screws over. So they have a song Dogs, Pigs, and Sheep. You should listen to the whole album since it is ahead of its time. All about the 1% and big companies screwing their workers and regular people

[@KDeCesare]

The album is a masterpiece. You'd be doing yourself a dis-service by not listening to every cut on the album.

[@paulmakowski5612]

My all time favorite album

[@neillenet291]

This came out 44 years ago! Still sounds fresh.

[@sarastromseth-troy3323]

This album is as old as I am. I wish I had been older in 1977 so I could have experienced this and their other classic albums in real time.

[@neillenet291]

@@sarastromseth-troy3323 This was a great year for music. Some phenomenal albums came out in 1977.

[@vellaropedart9190]

Still as relevant today as it was then.

[@johnhouse9983]

i'm 59 now still listen to all the Floyd every month and have done for just over 40 years.

[@modmary1]

Okay, so this story comes from George Orwell’s Allegory work, called Animal Farm. Breaks down like this. PIGS= The Man. DOGS= Shady Businessmen. SHEEP= The Meek Masses. ❤️

[@vellaropedart9190]

Some of David Gilmour's best guitar work! The "call and response" section of his solo gives me chills every single time! He literally speaks through his instrument!

[@garryiglesias4074]

That's one of the best part of "Any colour you like"... Funky, groovy, left/right dialog...

[@leddygee1896]

This album came out when I was 16 years old. from the first time I heard It till today, It's the single greatest artistic expression of music I've ever heard. Period. End of story... you can think what you want, but you'll never change my mind.

[@dominicpelle7841]

Like all of us old Pink Floyd fans... WERE WAITING for you to do ECHOES POMPEII 1971.. EPIC

[@jamescutler8055]

Ditto

[@DocRobert]

I think the sound you asked about is a theremin. It might just be keyboard with a pitch shift effect on it. And I don’t know what definition you were reading, but the “malaise” he’s using means “a general feeling of discomfort, illness, or uneasiness whose exact cause is difficult to identify.” Animals is a brilliant album. Not a bad song on it. More Floyd plz. Never let anybody tell you you aren’t one bad motorscooter. Love.

[@Markle2k]

That's Rick Wright on the keyboards. The "barking" is another synthesizer trick where someone is sweeping and pounding on the black keys of the Rhodes on the low end while someone messes with the filters on a synthesizer. I don't think they used any captured sound samples on this album. Everything is performed on instruments.

[@jacoblemen]

That would be cool if it was, but according to WIKIpedia.... "The middle section, in a slow, metronomic 6/4 time, is built upon several layers of synthesizers, sustaining the four chords of the main theme, with the sound of dogs barking processed through a vocoder and played as an instrument. (One dog moan is excerpted from the group's earlier recording "Seamus".) Gilmour's last word, "stone", echoes slowly for many measures, gradually becoming distorted and losing its human character, before fading out (it reappears later in the instrumental section of "Sheep"). There are no guitars in this section. Gradually, a synthesizer solo emerges, and as it reaches its climax, the acoustic guitar returns, at the original tempo, once again lively and syncopated. "

[@mikeyaggams1130]

Ofc not a bad song on it there's only 5

[@elizabeththompson5278]

Smoke your favorite, put on the headphones and take that head trip. Pink Floyd always delivers. ❤️.

[@jonnylumberjack6223]

Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin are incomparable, there is no point trying to compare them to each other, or to any other band in the history of ever. They are both right at the top of the pinnacle, side by side. And they are miles above everything else. Facts.

[@kanomorrow7622]

“On the turning away” is one of my favorite songs by pink floyd. Its got good message to it.

[@kingjames1308]

Gilmores guitar on this is sublime. No one bends notes like him. To the songs motif, his solos are meant to make you feel like your drowning and he pulls it off in a master class. Another cool fact, all the dog sounds are coming from Richards keyboard

[@dillpickleboy1128]

Haha thanks, I always wondered how they were able to record the barking sounds.

[@roadkill7314]

In my mind Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band of all time; but Pink Floyd is my favorite band of all time. That's just the way it is!

[@pizzaman4385]

I honestly think they might be tied for first since they both are so different. You can’t put zeppelin in front of Floyd but you can tie them

[@jonlate4581]

All their albums are brilliant but Animals is probably my favorite.

[@lynnhoffmann247]

👊🏼

[@grumpyoldgraymetalhead2441]

Right there with you

[@MsCosmosnut]

I cannot choose between the 4 masterpieces: DSOTM, Animals, WYWH, & Meddle. The Wall was my least favourite, but still pretty great.

[@martyslazenger935]

I spent a good chunk of the summer of 1986 smoking weed and listening to Pink Floyd with the headphones on.

[@michaellieb5922]

Best Floyd album, hands down!!

[@johnnyringo1949]

Making you reflect, or setting the mood, so to speak, is what Floyd does best

[@flobp2381]

“they had come to a time when no one dared speak his mind, when fierce, growling dogs roamed everywhere, and when you had to watch your comrades torn to pieces after confessing to shocking crimes.” ― George Orwell, Animal Farm

[@funkroi1]

Dogs is the predators in business, only looking to get ahead no matter who they have to step on or hurt on the way.

[@modmary1]

You wanted to know who says “Bad Motor Scooter.” The rock band 🎸 Montrose did! It’s one of their best songs!!!! Play it!!!!

[@ritachokler]

“Dogs,” originally entitled “You’ve Gotta Be Crazy,” began as a sprawling jam that was turned into a multi-part suite about the sadness that occurs from trying to find your place in the world and getting stuck up in the race of the day to day life. Thematically, the song connives people in life who are symbolized as dogs. “Dogs,” over 17 minutes in length, is one of the band’s longest uninterrupted songs; a tour de force that requires multiple listens to truly appreciate its majesty, following “Echoes” and “Atom Heart Mother.”

[@dtchinacat3973]

Best Floyd Album EVER! Those sounds are mostly from a Moog Synthesizer.

[@brianfranklinlee8490]

Pink Floyd the greatest band ever in my opinion.

[@Bucketheadgoat]

I am so, so, SO thankful I was born in the 60's and grew up with a family that listened to real music. This my friend is my favorite from PF. Thank you for the upload!

[@floydjr1478]

Every Pink Floyd project is and was epic. Glad you’re all caught up. I grew up on this stuff from back in the 1970s.

[@rapidprimus]

Now you have to listen to Sheep from the same album. By far the best song from Animals. You will love it.

[@cherylwoodward]

My favorite as well. A little shorter, tighter and best guitar by David.

[@jonathantucker1125]

No doubt! My fav as well

[@ratowey]

"IS THIS A TRUE STORY". Yes and no. Its true in the sense there are people like this out there and the song Pigs is aimed at certain prominent people of the day. No, no one in particular.

[@donaldallen4285]

Back in the 70’s Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin ruled

[@andreascala2663]

and still they do it

[@pizzaman4385]

I think people say beetles is the best because pink and zep are tied for first but they can’t have 2 winners so they had to choose another band

[@chrislovell9677]

The fourth kind that is mentioned is “pigs on the wing” that is people that break the mold, and think for themselves. The album was loosely a soundtrack to the book “Animal Farm” by George Orwell…. Reimagined by Pink Floyd.

[@DogSerious]

Dogs, Pigs, Sheep, pure class!

[@haroldjacobs3679]

I would suggest "Shine On you Crazy Diamond Parts 1 - 5" there is also a Parts 6-9 too both stellar

[@zlatan5799]

The Greatest band ever...& David Gilmour man,The Guitar God 🎸🙏🙏

[@mikeyrebs8259]

This was the Tour I first saw them back in 77 insane show .

[@davidgibbons620]

Probably my favorite Pink Floyd song.

[@justinestes6400]

It is based on a true story...everyone's story. Wish You Were Here: Shine on U Crazy 💎!!

[@danracz6297]

Music is feelings in the form of sound and the words to the song heightens that feeling. Pink Floyd takes you on that journey in every song.

[@fortch17]

I would say that the best definition of malaise in the context of this song is "a mental or emotional fog, either bringing about difficulty in critical thinking or stunted emotional levels" As for The Wall, its probably the album that most needs to be listened to in one sitting and in chronological order. Its a story through music and listening to random songs is like reading random chapters of a book out of order.

[@thamojster]

in my opinion the movie is the way to experience the wall first then the album

[@johnhouse9983]

yeah i've often mused over that lyric ( and many others ) the first time i heard it i actually felt a presence i've yet to put into words , i love Floyd but still listen to Syds two albums over and over and still have more fun with his lyrics .

[@fslowtalker]

This is my all time favorite band. For me, Pink Floyd is the best that is. Just my opinion. I’m sure many people have their separate opinions and favorites, but this is mine.

[@thegreg79]

Floyd speaks to my SOUL. Masters beyond the meaning of the word. this channel is so good. love listening to you speak. gospel. cheers yo

[@thegreg79]

you are very intuitive. glad to have found your channel, brother.

[@pepe1999ish]

If u look back at most of the og greats they are all from England

[@thecoogs]

Tiny island! Maybe because they all were forced to take music in school?

[@neillenet291]

Alot of great bands from Britain, all inspired by American artists like Buddy Holly, Elvis and the great bluesman. Great bands from America as well, including Aerosmith, The Beach Boys, Van Halen, Eagles, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Guns n Roses, Journey, Heart, Ted Nugent and many more.

[@YoCraps-og4kt]

I agree 100%. Although, there are some American bands that are my faves also, most British bands were influenced by the Mississippi Delta Blues from America. The best rock and roll bands, as a whole, are from England. The Beatles Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin Yes The Who The Rolling Stones The Kinks Queen Black Sabbath and the list goes on and on and on.....

[@neillenet291]

@@YoCraps-og4kt that's your opinion. I like them all from both sides of the pond.

[@vellaropedart9190]

The band was also at a very stressed point in their career when they made it. A lot of in fighting,even bassist Roger Waters spitting on an audience member during this tour,which led to their following concept album,The Wall,which became the story of his self isolation and a nervous breakdown. When you get around to it,Listen to The Wall in it's entirety in one sitting. Then watch the movie of the same name. It'll take you on a wild journey. I promise you that.

[@mikelmart]

It wasn't the Animals tour that he spit on a fan but the Shine in tour. Thus the line "he was trained not to spit in the fan' came about on this song.

[@bluetopguitar1104]

Pretty intense with those lyrics. Commentary on a lot of business and political types. This might be my favorite guitar solo from Dave Gilmore. Wow!

[@petschmann]

This is Floyd! Ever y track ist a masterpiece! 👍 Try " Echoes " live in Pompej!

[@marcbelanger7088]

Animal is sometimes my favorite PF album. To be listen to from start to end.

[@johnwanderin3872]

Animals, the album this is off of, is my favorite Pink Floyd album of all time

[@KaraMiss1974]

David Gilmour talks with his guitar. Nobody envokes memories and emotions like he does.

[@shera1789]

Pink Floyd is a whole other animal...pun intended!😁 I was lucky enough to have seen them several times! Some of the best concerts ever! Please react to Pink Floyd "Sheep" 💯🔥🖤🎼🤘

[@bon7572]

I listen to this whole album once or sometimes twice a week it's a beautiful journey

[@Theakker3B]

Yes it is a true story about millions of people.

[@ryanedwards4512]

Loved the commentary. You might be my favorite host on the tubes. Great job and keep up the great work

[@tiges1972]

This is a masterpiece!

[@jacquespoulet3421]

For the purists, almost all sounds on Pink Floyd songs are created or recorded by the group. They almost never use "canned sounds". This song, like most Pink Floyd song, is like a movie score. The music (and few lyrics) guides you through your own life's experiences and the movie occurs in your head. So close your eyes and listen, it's for you alone!

[@terryihde8640]

I was at this concert Anaheim stadium ca in 1977 it was like 100 degrees and when we found seats on the grass field the people by us said it was their 3rd day there and its going to start raining as they came up from under the ground and it did.. I didnt have to be high but of course I was LSD ty stick angel dust...pigs dogs sheep floating all over the stadium in the sky and the music shot across the stadium from speaker to speaker . I can't even describe the intensity Best concert ever.

[@jamescutler8055]

Although the albums Wish You Were Here, Dark Side of The Moon, and The Wall are great works and far better known. This album is their greatest beginning to end. IMHO

[@mvamedia5199]

"Babe, the food ready!" Ha love you man.

[@seanduddy857]

I remember being a little kid around 4 or 5 and my sisters listening to this album and it is still on of my favorites today...

[@scozz6139]

Nathan before me nailed it. I'll just add that the "Dogs" represent the people that do the biding of the rich and powerful, the Dogs do the dirty work. The "Pigs" are the rich and powerful, politicians, Big Tech, and Billionaires for the most part. The "Sheep" are the regular folks like you and me, just trying to get along and do the best we can. I know Led Zeppelin is your favorite Rock band, and they have a special place in Rock & Roll history, that is for sure. I also love LZ, I've seen them twice, Jimmy Page is one of favorite guitarists, (I'm a weekend warrior guitarist, lol), but there is no other band like Pink Floyd. Their body of music is unparalleled in Progressive Rock, they ARE the GOAT in Progressive Rock history! And as much as I love Jimmy Page's guitar work, David Gilmour is on another level all together when talking feel and emotion in his playing of the guitar. No one makes a guitar sing, and cry like Gilmour. One last note about these two bands, they are, and have been, for years and years fighting for sole position of 2nd place for most albums sold worldwide in R&R History. They are both currently around 350 to 400 million units sold worldwide, and that fight no doubt will continues for years and years as more and more young people, like yourself, hear their music and enjoy it! I think 2nd place is the highest position either band could attain, when you consider the 1st place band is currently at 800 million albums ww, and counting!,........ that of course would be the Beatles. Anyway dude, you are fun to watch, and you're smart, unlike some other reactors out there. lol. Hey man, if you want to see and heard a smackin' dope song performed live by PK, check out,... "Sorrow" from the 1994 Pulse concert, remastered in 2019,...you'll enjoy it. I'd love to see/hear you react to it, I tried to put the link here but it didn't take. You'll be able to find it if you want t, it's all over KZbin. (I'm old and sometimes struggle with tech stuff, LOL, stay young my friend!)

[@davidhumiston6500]

Pink Floyd will definitely take you on a ride they will make you think back to your childhood and the future

[@glennkonklin2926]

To me, the best part of Animals is the guitar sounding like the animal of the song. Listen to his choice of distortion and how he chooses to present it. Amazing.

[@susanliddle9063]

I listened to and enjoyed Pink Floyd from the early 70ies. As a young man in the NAVY. I attended a Pink Floyd Concert in 1976, My ears rang for three days after that blissful event. Later on in life I read somewhere that this particular concert was in the Gunnies Book of World records as the loudest open air concert to date. I've attended at least fifteen Floyd concerts all around the world. No two the same. One of the Greats of my era

[@jdog6620]

You summer story/face had me ROLLIN!!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Those were facts as well. 😂😂😂

[@dennislinehan6548]

When listening to Pink Floyd it is helpful to have headphones , dim lights and a nice buzz 😂✌️

[@joshuapaolino2199]

This is one of those songs that you lay back, take in, and realize it's an experience on so many levels, sonically and poetically in particular.

[@verresmilliterres]

I would strongly recommend listening to "Atom Heart Mother" from the KQED album, and please understand that I'm not suggesting the album called "Atom Heart Mother". It is not the same, but, both are Pink Floyd. The recording I'm referring to is here on KZbin. I have had the vinyl album since 1973. It, in its entirety, are my all time favourite Pink Floyd songs. If you like real spaces out. Atom Heart Mother is on this and there are no lyrics, but, the vocals are spectacular, euphoric, mesmerizing, ecstatic. The vocals are by Richard Wright the keyboardist/piano player, writer, and David Gilmore, the guitarist vocalist writer. They sound like to spirits communicating to each other. About 17 minutes long.

[@stevedarrow7474]

Listening to Pink Floyd one song at a time is like reading a single chapter of a novel out of context. You need to do a "drive to work" of Animals. And don't even try to do "The Wall" in segments. That is a single thought spread over 90 minutes. I remember my days in architecture school, listening to "The Wall" as we worked, then having to take a break to collect ourselves. Powerful stuff.

[@KestralWolfe]

The Wall is really best listened to in order, as it tells a story, much like many of their other albums ^_^

[@JamesKovacic]

The dogs abandon their values and sell out to how the pigs run things, while the sheep go along with everything and get blindly ripped off

[@brianfranklinlee8490]

Their lyrics are seriously PROFOUND.🧐

[@mik9124]

👍 best ever react , cause of ..." Food is ready , wanna ".... best ever vibes . all the best for you + y' family

[@geraldherrmann787]

malaise = indisposition / discomfort

[@wheresatari668]

You'd probably like Coming Back to Life off their Division Bell album. Live from Pulse. It was the first song I ever sent to the Woman who is now my Wife. I'd send her a song to wake up to every single morning to help get Her mind off the crappy day at work She was about to have, and She fell in love with me for it (among other things). Good times:D

[@geraldherrmann787]

do you know the acoustic version of "coming back to life"? here´s a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6mQoaeFlNmJm7s&ab_channel=DavidGilmour

[@lynnhoffmann247]

@@geraldherrmann787 🙃

[@jamesaitchison9478]

Stellar song choice bro 👍 Dogs is more like a jamming session and has brilliant audio that obliterate your ears with heavenly sounds. Great video.

[@discussdebate]

David Gilmour can play a single note and have it sound sublime and grandiose; this is his greatest skill!! As far as vocals... he does exactly what the song needs; nothing more nor less!! Overall? It's never been about how phenomenal he is... it's been ALL about how tastefully he uses his voice, guitar effects, string bending techniques, finesse and style!! Is he the greatest guitarist ever? No. He however takes you on a journey with him, the song and his guitar!! Pink Floyd & Gilmour are The G.O.A.T. Syd Barrett (short-lived founder; guitar plus) the originator and quirky eccentric; inevitably the consequential muse. * January 6, 1946 (rip 2006) Roger Waters (bass) was the cultivator (seed sower), the lyrically conceptual prodigy, secondary vocal and co-maestro of songwriting * September 6, 1943 (age 78 years) David Gilmour (guitar) was the placidity, guitar virtuoso, the silky smooth voice and co-maestro; the equilibrium. * March 6, 1946 (age 75 years) Richard Wright (keyboards) was the essential underlying symmetry; musical nurturer. Occasional singer. * July 28, 1943 (rip 2008) Nick Mason (drums) was the heartbeat, structure and foundation; the sole member involved from the emergence of PF to the last recording. * January 27, 1944 (age 77 years) FYI: The following Pink Floyd albums are Concept Albums (all songs together tell a complete story)... Dark Side Of The Moon (1973), Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977) and The Wall (1979). The Final Cut (1983) is ify, as it was the last album with Roger Waters being in the band - leaving in 1985. *search on Wiki the album title to get the story behind the concept.

[@BrentRousey]

A masterpiece!! Do Mother, young lust or run likes hell from the wall Not a true story, more about Politicians.

[@anthonymichel4660]

The Wall is a true story.....Pink is in reality Roger Waters, his father really did die during the war before he was born and the rest is self explanatory, his first failed marriage, the difficulty of being a musician and ultimately questioning his own sanity.

[@boltonperry9227]

Dude, I'm sure by now have have seen the Pulxe concert!! If not, do not wait....it is a must!! Best concert ever in the history of R&R. Or any genre for that matter!!

[@MasterTapes1960]

It's incredible what Pink Floyd achieved and created from 1974 Dark Side Of The Moon up through 1979 The Wall.

[@bluesrock1]

This song is about the cut throats who ran the record labels back in the day. Bassist Roger Waters wrote the lyrics to this song. He had a serious dislike for record executives, and wrote about them many times.

[@donaldallen4285]

I went to the Pink Floyd’s animals concert around 76 or 77 it was a badass concert but in the air they had a big pink pig floating in the air.

[@lisaspikes4291]

It’s not a true story in the sense of talking about a specific person. It’s a commentary about how futile life can be. After spending a lifetime hustling to make a living, neglecting the things that really matter (family, friends) you end up with nothing.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Hi Van, great reaction! "Dogs" is on their album "Animals." Inspiration from George Orwell's book "Animal Farm." Animals is Roger Waters' serious look at British society at the time, and the people in power. David Gilmour really makes his guitar talk. You would love his song "On An Island" from 2006; also Pink Floyd's "Echoes" live at Pompeii, 1971, parts 1 and 2. Also looking forward to you doing "Wish You Were Here" album if you can. You're going to hear a lot more awesome tracks ("the food is ready") in this rabbit hole. Look at the picture; that's the Battersea Power Plant and there's a pig floating in between the towers; play on words from old saying "When pigs fly!" "Malaise" means illness/discomfort/fatigue. Thanks, Van!

[@Headtube]

Run Like Hell from The Wall!

[@jbvaav8474]

Other than dark side of the moon this is my favorite pink floyd album and one of my favorite PF tracks.

[@williamkilpatrick6821]

You have to keep in mind this song is way ahead of its time just like 1984 by Orwell. Each song animal represents the classes of people. Pigs are the rich. Dogs are the henchmen of the rich. Sheep are the ordinary people being lead by rich. If you listen close to the lyrics with this in mind you soon get it.

[@braddicken6776]

Wish you had been with us in the ‘70s to experience the music and the shows in real time (in an illegal state of mind). Every Floyd album you thought, “well that’s it, you can’t top that.” Then the next one would come out. This was the album right before the Wall

[@poncandn1]

I say motor scooter!! Well, I certainly used to..LLLOOLL!! For real, I did. And great analogy too, by the way, of the roast dinner. I does speak of dogs, striking, for the "easy meat", thier meal. So, yeah. But hey, I'm getting old, too. I'm 52, I bet you're somewhere around that. It's okay, we can't stop it no matter what, and every single body has to do the same. It sux but I'm glad I was here.

[@ShingenNolaan]

You know how to listen to them, man. Loved your reaction. Peace.

[@mikeharris3733]

Led Zep, Pink Floyd and Queen are my top 3. Any one may be on top on any given day, depending on my mood.

[@graemecouch5010]

A True Masterpiece !

[@Stevie8654]

Animals is my favorite Pink Floyd album. Dogs is kind of different for David Gilmour and I love it.

[@johnl5445]

The air guitar hooked me! You rock!

[@michaeldrennan9932]

Really can't say too much about this tune that already has been said. Pink Floyd was very Cerebral. This is Definitely my Favorite Floyd album of All Time. Love during the song as the Owners (The Pigs) whistling at them to keep the Sheep in line!! That's the structure of Society!! Keep the Sheep Divided for Control and those Dogs that Comply get Rewarded!! Gotta listen to the Entire album as It's Definitely a concept album as Others have previously replied!!

[@lizardfacealienhunter380]

This song has the greatest guitar rips in the history of mankind hands down..no one can make a guitar sang like David Gilmore does

[@HiddenCharmhome]

It’s a concept album of some of the different types of people- like all Pink Floyd it’s best to listen to the entire album, the music flows and just makes sense.

[@paschamaryalophand9200]

If this is a nice dinner being served then once you put Pigs and then Sheep with it, you will have a full buffet with dessert!!!

[@jyoung2706]

Definition of Malaise A general sense of being unwell, often accompanied by fatigue, diffuse pain, or lack of interest in activities. Love what your doing. New sub. Peace ✌️