Pink Floyd - Animals

A dark, sharp conceptual dystopia inspired by George Orwell's novella "Animal Farm". Roger Waters divided society into three classes: dogs, pigs, and sheep. The album's sound is a monumental, progressive rock featuring long, cosmic guitar solos by David Gilmour and ambient synthesizers. And the cover with a giant inflatable pig hovering over Battersea Power Station became one of the most recognizable images in rock culture.

Scenario by OBERTY: this album works best when you're ready to dedicate the entire evening to it. Make yourself comfortable, put on the record, and take your time. It's on vinyl that these long compositions sound the most cohesive, and every new listen reveals something that previously went unnoticed.