Reel by Rock Rebelz
Rock Rebelz@rockrebelz Released on the legendary album Animals in 1977, the song was inspired by George Orwell’s Animal Farm, where different animals represent different classes of society. In Pink Floyd’s version, the dogs symbolize ruthless businessmen and corporate predators—people who climb to the top through manipulation, deception, and ambition. Originally written by David Gilmour and Roger Waters under the title You’ve Got to Be Crazy, the song evolved into the haunting masterpiece we know today. Stretching over 17 minutes, it combines soaring guitar solos, emotional vocals, atmospheric synthesizers, and one of the band’s most chilling lyrical narratives. #PinkFloyd #ProgressiveRock #ClassicRock #70sRock
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@keeganansley.19 Happened last week
@kianceee Start crying bcs how mid it is *
@musicwithoutframes ❤️
@shriyaftw STRAIGHT BARS
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@_.zotea_7 Life was peakkk
@rodrigonluz ngl, this was the best experience I’ve ever had with music. the whole Animals album tbh
@andreamorettto You have to be trusteeeed by the people that you lie to, so then, when they turn their backs on you.... YOU GET THE CHANCE TO PUT THE KNIFE IIIIIN woooooweeeeeuuuu wo djejbpapapapappa pararararapapapap
@bstoffel59 Not suprised because most of their records are this way but animals in particular needs listened to in one sitting beginning to end. And because it is shorter it is more manageable than the wall or TDSOTM maybe rivaled by AMLOR (in that sense) in my opinion
@bstoffel59 🪨 🎸 🐕
@tofucrispy21 “Gotta admit, that I’m a little bit confused”
@drewha_fresh I mean.. it's okay.
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