Good info!

Sorry but the post-war Baby Boom was well documented to last into 1964. Your use of 1959 is a convenient and memorable cut-off date (since it coincides with the ending of a decade), but its not historically or statistically accurate. The post-war birth rate in the United States did not fall to (or lower than) the pre-war birth rate until 1964 and thereafter. And the higher birth rate than that of the pre-war norms is, by definition, the "baby boom".

Here's the breakdown of generations I found. The Lost generation 1883-1900, The Greatest Generation 1901-1927, The Silent generation 1928-1945, Baby Boomer Generation, 1946-1964, Generation X 1965-1980, Millenials 1981-1996, Generation Z 1997-2012, Generation Alpha 2012-present.

Many people think that 1969 was "the Summer of Love," but it was really the end of the "hippy movement," and much more along the lines of the Rolling Stones concert at Altamont Raceway, also in 1969.

mhlevy 68 was the summer of love coined in SanFransico.

My favorite Floyd record!

100

They need to review the whole album as this is how it is meant to be heard

@@ejohnson3837 Vin would. Siri looks bored to death. Just looking for her phone for most of the video. Give her shoirt videos as she has a short attention span.

@@andyandy2629 you are correct on that. they need to review whole album sides at least.

some of his best guitar work and I realize this is a very bold statement consider the body of his work, epic and legendary.

which one? lol

I read he said it was his most difficult to play...which I can understand.

Really epic guitar work on this album. Also Gilmour played some of the bass too. The guy is without peer!

Specifically the pigs are the capitalist class who get wealthy by leeching off the labor of others, the dogs are the working class enforcers, who betray their fellow proles by doing the bidding of the pigs for table scraps, and the sheep are the rest of the proles, preyed on by the dogs and outnumbering both other groups, but so complacent they never do anything about it and can't take advantage of their numerical advantage.

Well.the uk, did have class system back then, dont know about now though, so there is some basis to what the album is about

@@waynedome5469 The entire western world has a class system, whether or not we acknowledge it. There are two classes. Those who have to work to earn the right to live, and those who passively generate money based on the work of others. That's it. Those are the two classes.

@@HollowGolem I guess , there is the haves and have nots, etc will always be the case , tou had the landowners and people working for them which still goes on today to a degree.

​@@waynedome5469 Not really that simple. There are plenty of people who "have" but have worked their asses off for it. The issue are the people who barely do any work, but by lending money to start-up companies, or owning land/a building, leech value from the work of others. Even Adam Smith, whom many consider the father of capitalism, called the rent-seekers parasites. But they run everything. Because they've accumulated enough wealth that they just buy out enough people to nullify their numerical disadvantage. They're the pigs, the people they buy out are the dogs, and the rest of us are the sheep in this album.

Meddle,DSOTM and SOYCD are much better

You are so 100% correct sir.

Agreed

@@zenkarisma Dude the album is Wish u were here not Shine on u crazy diamond

@@chikenspongebob5434 you're right

V&S should note if they go down the Animals rabbit hole, that in Pigs there is a reference to "Whitehouse" which is confused with the US Whitehouse, although pretty relevant now, it is [at the time of recording] referring to Mary Whitehouse who campaigned for taking away rights of certain social groups/classes in England.

dogs are also thugs and tough guys not necessarily rich. Im a Dog in some senses but I stay away from people cause I don't want to hurt them. A responsible ahole knows when to let go of people he abuses. If someone is kind of an idiot I have to let them go or I will be the bigger idiot and attack them sometimes being too harsh. Im a dog on a leash and the leash is me just staying away.

@@thedude-jb7wx Dogs are lairs that stab u in the back after u helped them..so if ur one of those...stay away..cuz this knife will be end up in ur stomch then ;)

Art is Life “Hey, Whitehouse! What aaaaaa charaaaaaade youuuu arrrrre”

@@thedude-jb7wx That's an interpretation that is relevant to you, but not what Roger's is talking about. But that's okay. Lennon said you can interpret songs in any manner that gives meaning to you.

I'm always listening for Richard's piano in pink floyd, he still is my favorite pianist to this day RIP

And karma catching up with them. They die unloved and alone

@@johnnyjohnny6174 The STONE STONE Stone Stone stone stone...

They really need someone to help them screen where they get their videos from lol

@@DJMaul1031 yes, they seem to like the music but are still a little fuzzy on the particulars.

@@flubblert which is fine, that's kinda the point of them listening to these songs, to learn. It just means they occasionally get misinformation from bad KZfaq videos.

I think they were talking about the shine on box set. I've one as well.

@@srivatsapurushottam6707 well, they did say shine on record, but who knows. I get the feeling they don't own that box set.

kind of an inversion of it, really

Coach Cinnamon T yeah it’s. a critique of capitalism instead of marxism like animal farm

@@pjket4229 animal farm its a critique to capitalism and 1984 is a critique to marxism

Maccaroni animal farm is most definitely a critique of marxism, it doesn’t take much to figure that out

Akron162 well it seems to be a favourite of lots of fans in the various reaction videos I’ve seen. However, I’m not one of them. For me the best period is Meddle through Wish You Were Here. But on Animals I’d say Pigs is my favourite.

Yeah. Puts me to sleep every time. **rimshot**

Not a sleeper to me. Their hardest shit

My favorite pink floyd album!

Their best. No doubt in my mind.

Animals and Division Bell.

Yeah, the whole allegory kind of requires all three songs to make sense. The dogs are the aggressors, the tools of the pigs who use violence and cunning to screw the sheep and each other over, to keep the infighting in the lower classes happening while the pigs live happily off the backs of the working classes. The dogs are every bit as much a victim as the sheep, even as they're tricked into victimizing their fellows ("sometimes it seems to me as if I'm just being used") and eventually, they're just drowned with a stone once they're not useful to the pigs anymore. THe dogs are the police, the patriots, the propagandizing newsmen, writers, and teachers. They're class traitors who scab and undermine labor movements. They betray their own interests in the hope of table scraps from their "masters," who are only masters because the dogs protect them. You see SO much of the attitude in this song ("you believe at heart everyone's a killer," "no one has a real friend,") in the behavior of politicians, especially center-right and right-wing politicians. Basically, because they have a pessimistic view of human nature, they create an environment where everyone ELSE has to have that view, because they fulfil their own prophecy about the brutal, cut-throat nature of zero-sum social activity.

Thank you for the info. Been listening to P F for 40 years never knew the inspiration behind this album. Be safe

Awesome point!! Very well said. Thanks for shining light onto this aspect of the conversation! :0)

Animals are not moral agents. So there shouldn't be a comparison between humans and animals in that regard.

people get upset if we kill wolves or dogs or such but those animals readlily kill other animals also

I would argue that animals especially pack animals have established views on what is right and what is wrong creating a moral framework for them thus by definition making them moral agents. And what I believe is that since humans are merely intelligent animals we can compare ourselves to animals around us to see where our own moral framework may have evolved from.

We are instinct driven replication bots just like any other animals. We just hide behind the illusion of a self. Our brains trick us to feel so self important.

Right.... finally good music here

Anna Bulgariu ikr lol

That is their issue. It is meant to be played all the way through.

You will have to give Sori a book to read...if she has to sit thru the album!

I was thinking the same thing! Great show!

Great KRP episode Joe!

good to know I am not alone here. LMAO

@@kentnottingham9635 it was...and I don’t dating myself by making the reference

Loved that scene

He says pigs caused coronavirus

@Mr D watch it has to do with Trump

@Mr D It's very anti-Trump.

@Michael Anderson he's very anti government not just Trump listen to his songs he's been like that since the 70s

Live in México City¡

Fabrício Iizuka THIS PLEASE

live from pompéi of course......

Only to be even more bored? No thanks. I think that Floyd are not into their field of interest (particularly for Sori)

......no, Sori reacts good to "Hight hopes, Confortably numb and dark side of the moon album"...... Ok she disliked this one, .......Pity!

The Pompeii version is much better although it is divided into 2 parts. And you've got to actually see the Original Pink Floyd Band.

Well said.

They got too many requests when it was 75

Supply and demand, they love capitalism

I believe I paid less for my Roger Waters ticket to see him live.

It’s disgusting how they profiteer like that from other people’s art

The dogs of this album aren't cops, but corporate lackeys.

Dogs are the police managers, military generals, and corporate middle managers that do the bidding of the Pigs.

Whoa!!

Rod Jubair well I’ve lived in the Uk for 50 years and I’ve never heard of that before. Not sure I believe it

HappyAitch It a tradition that happened after world war one. It was cheaper to put down a sick dog by throwing them in the ocean

Yeah.ok..but the stone is metaphorical

Rod Jubair still not convinced, and it certainly wouldn’t be a tradition. I’m not saying someone might have done it but it certainly wasn’t a tradition.

I realize that you're saying that she started off not liking the song before the first note had been played, I get it, but I have to say that I find it refreshing that Sori didn't care for this song and said so. There are a lot of people doing reactions on KZfaq and all I see is them reacting to every song they hear as if it's the best song ever written, so much smoke blown up my ass my insides must look like beef jerky... not every song heard can possibly be the best song ever. With Vin and Sori I've seen them dislike a few songs so I'm more likely to believe them when they do like a song.

That seems to be her normal state of mind on most reactions.

Yes I got that vibe from the start after a while I thought she was gonna walk out , I’d still give it one thought if she lost a bit of weight.

Yep the people who pay should listen to the song sheep from this album

Gilmer?

@@919748420 gilmore

Gilmour

@@Johan-ew3ot So many people out there say Gilmore. Gets on my nerves

@@UlyssesM people are just clueless of the British way with word spelling..like color is colour

Thanks. I'll see if I can find it. I loved that sitcom, especially "I swear, I thought Turkeys could fly".

Do I hear dogs barking on this thing? I do!

Then how about some Kraftwerk too ? I doubt these 2 morons ever heard of Little Richard or Kraftwerk anyway.

@@cosmin98684 Why are you even here? Dump the hate, or move on. 😉

RIP Little Richard. I wasn't aware of his passing.

Perfect and concise explanation of this album. Well done. 👍🏻

Flosyd yes from Pompeii!

Do the studio version

would be good, but someone has to pay them $125 for that. no thanks.

Pay $125? Why? just enjoy it

@@jamescotner2459 to request a song they want $125.

The Wall is a masterpiece

Yeah, you can tell that she had some WTF moments. 😄

This is my favorite song but I think they could have cut that quiet interlude, or intermission as I call it, in half.

Yeah, I always felt his songs could be interpreted on at least 3 different levels and that it was by design.

@@jeffmurray1681 good art can mean different things to different people. We bring our world view to our interpretation of art.

Sheep is so tragic. People trapped in their minds to serve the system, with a mere whisper of a dream for freedom from control they don't understand.