Animals is one of the more intriguing albums from Pink Floyd, but it's acquired a bit of a cult status compared to mammoth entries like The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall. A perhaps needed ...

The concept album's epic anniversary is being honored in the new year.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This image released by Sony Legacy Recordings shows “Animals,” by Pink Floyd, a 2018 remix of the band’s 1977 release. (Sony ...

When Roger Waters, the co-founder of Pink Floyd, recently performed at New York's Madison Square Garden during his This Is Not a Drill tour, he brought with him two giant inflatables—one shaped like a ...

The set, first released in 1977, also makes a splash on Top Rock & Alternative Albums, Top Rock Albums, Billboard 200, Catalog Albums, Tastemaker Albums and Vinyl Albums. By Keith Caulfield Pink Floyd ...

It’s time to return to the farm. Brit Floyd recently announced their 2027 Animals 50 Tour that will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s seminal 1977 record “Animals.” From February through ...

(hennemusic) Pink Floyd are revisiting the cover shoot in a new video spotlighting the September 16th reissue of their 1977 album classic, "Animals." The iconic cover on the original release captures ...

(Fran DeFeo PR) Pink Floyd Expanded 'Animals' For Reissue was a top 22 story from June 2022: Pink Floyd's 'Animals' was reissued on Deluxe Gatefold, CD, LP, Blu-ray and SACD. This is the first time ...

Brit Floyd will present Animals 50, a new production celebrating the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd's landmark 1977 album, at Shea's Buffalo Theatre.

As the old adage goes, you get what you pay for—an unavoidable life lesson Pink Floyd had to learn the hard way amidst the chaos of the photoshoot for their 1977 album, Animals. By the time the ...

No word on Pink Floyd’s $500 million catalog sale — but there’s a new Animals 2018 remix. It’s been nothing but the sound of crickets as we wait for updates on the sale of Pink Floyd’s $500 million ...

Pink Floyd’s album cover for 1977’s Animals has been an unforgettable image for many music fans for nearly 50 years. Now, the building pictured on the album art is set to become a concert venue.