Understanding Animals
I help guitarists play their favorite songs from start to finish with accurate rhythm. Click the link below and fill out the form to book a free consultation call. ➜ https://idm7z44vf21.typeform.com/to/J... Send me a DM on instagram if you have any questions or inquiries: ➜ / christianhaugliee INFO: We’re all trying to understand the world around us. We all have our own interpretations of it. And i think one of the darkest musical illustrations of a person’s way of seeing the world can be found in Pink Floyd’s "Animals". After reading George Orwell’s satirical fable Animal Farm from 1945, Roger Waters felt inspired to implement the same concept into his lyrics, and depicted the human race as a bunch of animals that were slaves to their feelings and instincts. The lyrics were mostly filled with anger, violence and sadness. But Roger Waters put very little personal context into the themes. Leaving many fans wondering where all this darkness was coming from. So where did it come from? That's what we'll try to find out in this video.

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