Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd Live Animals Full Concert - Boston 1977

Boston, MA, United States

• In January 1977, Pink Floyd was in the midst of their critical and commercial peak, having just released their highly acclaimed album "Animals" in Nov... Read Full Description >

  In January 1977, Pink Floyd was in the midst of their critical and commercial peak, having just released their highly acclaimed album "Animals" in November 1977. This period marked a significant evolution in their sound, characterized by a blend of progressive rock and themes of capitalism and social commentary. The live recording from Boston captures performances of key tracks from "Animals," including "Dogs," "Sheep," and "Pigs on the Wing," showcasing the band's intricate arrangements and powerful live presence. Notably, the album's concept was inspired by George Orwell's "Animal Farm," which reflects the band's tendency to explore deep and often political themes in their music. During this phase, Pink Floyd was solidifying their status as one of the most influential rock bands, following the massive success of "The Dark Side of the Moon" and paving the way for "The Wall."

Live Performance of 'Pigs' by Pink Floyd, 1977 Concert

• In January 1977, Pink Floyd was riding high on the success of their album "Wish You Were Here," which had been released in September 1975. This period... Read Full Description >

  In January 1977, Pink Floyd was riding high on the success of their album "Wish You Were Here," which had been released in September 1975. This period marked a significant evolution in the band's musical style, embracing more conceptual and avant-garde elements. The live recording "Pigs" from the 1977 tour captures the band's performance of songs from the ambitious "Animals" album, which would be released later that year. "Animals" showcased a dark reflection on society and capitalism, further solidifying their reputation for socially conscious lyrics and elaborate live shows. The tour was supported by elaborate stage setups, including a massive inflatable pig, highlighting the band's theatrical approach. This live performance illustrates the tension and creativity of the band during a transformative era in their career, as they transitioned from the more polished work of "Wish You Were Here" to the more politically charged themes in "Animals."

Pink Floyd - Shine on You Crazy Diamond Pts. 6-9 (Full Concert)

Vienna, Austria

• In early 1977, Pink Floyd was in a transitional phase, having released their highly acclaimed album "Wish You Were Here" in September 1975, which was ... Read Full Description >

  In early 1977, Pink Floyd was in a transitional phase, having released their highly acclaimed album "Wish You Were Here" in September 1975, which was a tribute to former band member Syd Barrett. The live performance on February 1, 1977, in Vienna falls during the tour for their subsequent album, "Animals," released in January 1977. This concert showcases the band at a pivotal moment, as they began to embrace more complex and ambitious themes in their music, underscored by the epic tracks they performed live, including parts from "Shine On You Crazy Diamond." The band was known for their elaborate live shows during this period, emphasizing atmospheric soundscapes and elaborate visual effects, which contributed to the enduring legacy of their live recordings. The Vienna concert is noted for its sound quality, enabling fans to appreciate Pink Floyd's cinematic approach to live performance.

Pink Floyd - Rare Full Concert at Oakland Alameda Coliseum

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, California, United States

• On May 9, 1977, Pink Floyd performed at the Oakland Alameda Coliseum during their North American tour in support of the album "Animals," which had bee... Read Full Description >

  On May 9, 1977, Pink Floyd performed at the Oakland Alameda Coliseum during their North American tour in support of the album "Animals," which had been released earlier that year, on January 21. This concert is notable for being part of a pivotal period in the band's career, marking their transition into more elaborate and concept-driven performances. During this time, Pink Floyd was moving away from their earlier psychedelic roots towards a more progressive rock sound, characterized by complex compositions and thematic depth, as exemplified by both "Animals" and their subsequent album, "The Wall." The Oakland show is particularly interesting for its setlist, which prominently featured songs from "Animals" and earlier works, showcasing the band's innovative use of sound effects and live visuals that would become a hallmark of their concerts.

Pink Floyd Full Concert - Alameda Coliseum Performance

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, California, United States

• On May 9, 1977, when Pink Floyd performed at the Alameda Coliseum in Oakland, California, they were in the midst of their highly successful "Animals" ... Read Full Description >

  On May 9, 1977, when Pink Floyd performed at the Alameda Coliseum in Oakland, California, they were in the midst of their highly successful "Animals" tour, having just released the studio album "Animals" earlier that year. This album marked a significant shift in their sound, characterized by longer tracks and progressive rock elements, addressing themes of capitalism and social commentary. The live recording captures the band at the peak of their experimentation and confidence, showcasing songs from "Animals" alongside classics like "Wish You Were Here." Notably, during this period, Pink Floyd was transitioning into a major stadium act, utilizing elaborate stage setups that would become a hallmark of their performances. This show exemplified their live prowess, setting the stage for the even more ambitious "The Wall" that followed in 1979.

Pink Floyd - Oakland 1977 Full Concert Featuring Classic Tracks

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, California, United States

• In 1977, Pink Floyd was on the cusp of their creative peak, shortly after releasing their iconic album "Animals," which came out in January of that ye... Read Full Description >

  In 1977, Pink Floyd was on the cusp of their creative peak, shortly after releasing their iconic album "Animals," which came out in January of that year. The live concert recorded in Oakland on May 9, 1977, features several tracks from "Animals," including "Dogs" and "Pigs," showcasing the band's shift towards a more conceptual and politically charged sound. This era marked a significant departure from their earlier style, with complex musical arrangements and themes reflecting the socio-political climate of the time. The performance in Oakland is noteworthy not only for its setlist, which includes multiple tracks from "Animals," but also for its elaborate live production, which became a hallmark of Pink Floyd's concerts. At this stage, the band was solidifying its status as one of the most innovative and influential rock acts, paving the way for their next monumental album, "The Wall," released in 1979. This concert exemplifies their artistic ambition and the growth they experienced t

Pink Floyd - Dogs Live Performance at Oakland Coliseum

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, California, United States

• In May 1977, when Pink Floyd performed at the Oakland Coliseum, they were in the midst of their "In the Flesh" tour, promoting the critically acclaime... Read Full Description >

  In May 1977, when Pink Floyd performed at the Oakland Coliseum, they were in the midst of their "In the Flesh" tour, promoting the critically acclaimed album "Animals," which had been released just a few months prior, on January 23, 1977. This album marked a significant evolution in the band's sound, showcasing a darker, more politically charged theme compared to their earlier works. The live performance featured a combination of songs from "Animals," as well as selections from "Wish You Were Here" and "The Dark Side of the Moon," underscoring their peak popularity in progressive rock. Notably, this era also represented the band's transition into elaborate live shows, featuring advanced lighting and sound techniques, which would lay the groundwork for their later iconic performances. The 1977 tour solidified Pink Floyd’s reputation for theatrical live experiences, further contributing to their legacy.

Pink Floyd - Full Concert at Alameda Coliseum, Oakland, USA

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, California, United States

• By May 1977, Pink Floyd was in the midst of their highly successful "Animals" tour, which was a significant period in their career characterized by el... Read Full Description >

  By May 1977, Pink Floyd was in the midst of their highly successful "Animals" tour, which was a significant period in their career characterized by elaborate live performances. The live recording of "Dogs" from May 9, 1977, at the Alameda Coliseum in Oakland was part of this tour, shortly after the release of the "Animals" album in January 1977. "Animals" marked a departure from their earlier, more psychedelic style, showcasing a more politically charged and conceptual approach that critiques social and economic structures. This tour featured elaborate stage setups and extended performances, further solidifying Pink Floyd's reputation as pioneers of concert experiences. The significance of the live performance captures not just the band's musical evolution but also the height of their live presentation capabilities, which would be a hallmark of their later works, including the famed "The Wall" tour and beyond.

Pink Floyd - 'In The Flesh' Live Performance at Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati

Riverfront Coliseum
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

• By June 1977, Pink Floyd was deep into their celebrated "In The Flesh" tour, promoting their concept album "Animals," which had been released earlier ... Read Full Description >

  By June 1977, Pink Floyd was deep into their celebrated "In The Flesh" tour, promoting their concept album "Animals," which had been released earlier that year on January 23. This album marked a significant shift in their sound, featuring a more progressive rock style, and was a thematic exploration of social and political issues, particularly critiquing capitalism. The Cincinnati concert presented a dynamic performance, showcasing the band's intricacy and ambition during a time of sonic experimentation. Notably, this tour featured elaborate stage setups and a focus on visual spectacle, setting a precedent for future live performances. The film footage from the Riverfront Stadium captures a unique moment in Pink Floyd's evolution, where they melded musical prowess with a striking visual presentation, further solidifying their status as one of the predominant forces in rock music during the late 1970s.

Full Concert: Pink Floyd Live at Madison Square Garden - 1977

Madison Square Garden
New York, New York, United States

• On July 2, 1977, Pink Floyd performed at Madison Square Garden during their "In The Flesh" tour, which was in support of their album "Animals," releas... Read Full Description >

  On July 2, 1977, Pink Floyd performed at Madison Square Garden during their "In The Flesh" tour, which was in support of their album "Animals," released earlier that year. This period marked a pivotal moment in the band's career as they were transitioning into more complex and ambitious musical compositions. "Animals" showcased a departure from their earlier psychedelic sound, reflecting social and political themes influenced by George Orwell's "Animal Farm." The tour itself highlighted the band's innovative live performances, characterized by elaborate light shows and intricate soundscapes. By this time, Pink Floyd had solidified their status as one of rock's leading acts, following the success of their previous album, "Wish You Were Here." The 1977 Madison Square Garden concerts also emphasized their growing prominence in the music industry, demonstrating a blend of artistry and theatricality that would come to define their legacy.

Pink Floyd - Full Concert Live at Madison Square Garden (Definitive Edition)

Madison Square Garden
New York, New York, United States

• On July 4, 1977, Pink Floyd performed a memorable concert at Madison Square Garden, which was part of their "In The Flesh" tour promoting the album *A... Read Full Description >

  On July 4, 1977, Pink Floyd performed a memorable concert at Madison Square Garden, which was part of their "In The Flesh" tour promoting the album *Animals*, released earlier that year. This period marked a significant moment in their career as they were transitioning from the early experimental sound characterized by albums like *The Piper at the Gates of Dawn* to a more polished, thematic approach seen in *The Dark Side of the Moon* and *Wish You Were Here*. The *Animals* album featured a darker concept inspired by George Orwell’s *Animal Farm*, showcasing their increasing social critique. The concert itself is noted not just for its impressive visuals and Roger Waters’ fiery stage presence but also for the way it embodied the band's evolution as performers, blending music with powerful commentary. This live recording captures a pivotal moment during a time when Pink Floyd was solidifying their status as one of rock's most innovative bands.

Pink Floyd - Full Concert Live in Montréal at Olympic Stadium

Stade Olympique
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

• On July 6, 1977, Pink Floyd performed at the Olympic Stadium in Montréal, a pivotal moment during their "Animals" tour. This concert followed the rel... Read Full Description >

  On July 6, 1977, Pink Floyd performed at the Olympic Stadium in Montréal, a pivotal moment during their "Animals" tour. This concert followed the release of their album "Animals," which came out in January of that year. "Animals" marked a significant shift in the band's sound, moving towards darker themes and political commentary, inspired by George Orwell's "Animal Farm." Notably, this era also saw the band experimenting with elaborate stage setups and visual effects, further solidifying their reputation for groundbreaking live performances. The Montréal concert reflects Pink Floyd's peak creativity and influence in the progressive rock genre, as they began to rely on a combination of music and theatricality that would characterize their later works, including "The Wall." This performance remains a testament to their innovative approach to concert experiences and the artistic heights they achieved during this period.

Pink Floyd - Live at Olympic Stadium, Montréal (Full Concert)

Stade Olympique
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

• The live recording of Pink Floyd's concert at the Olympic Stadium in Montréal on July 6, 1977, took place during their "In the Flesh" tour, which sup... Read Full Description >

  The live recording of Pink Floyd's concert at the Olympic Stadium in Montréal on July 6, 1977, took place during their "In the Flesh" tour, which supported the release of the album "Animals" (1977). This period was pivotal for the band as they were transitioning towards a more politically charged and darker sound, influenced by socio-economic themes. "Animals" itself was a critical success, marked by its distinctive tracks like "Pigs (Three Different Ones)" and "Dogs," which are also featured in this live performance. Interestingly, this tour was notable for its elaborate stage designs, including a giant inflatable pig that became emblematic of the band's visual presentation. The Montreal concert showcased Pink Floyd's evolving artistry, further solidifying their reputation as one of the leading acts in rock music during the late 1970s, particularly known for their immersive live experiences.

Pink Floyd - Live in Oakland 1977 (Full Concert)

Oakland, CA, United States

• In August 1977, during the height of their career, Pink Floyd was touring to promote their acclaimed album "Animals," which was released earlier that ... Read Full Description >

  In August 1977, during the height of their career, Pink Floyd was touring to promote their acclaimed album "Animals," which was released earlier that year in January. "Animals" marked a significant shift in the band's musical direction, characterized by its socio-political themes and a more progressive rock sound, aligning with the band's conceptual style. The live recording from Oakland showcases the band's remarkable musicianship and their ability to captivate audiences with extended instrumental segments and thought-provoking lyrics. This period was pivotal for Pink Floyd, as they were transitioning from the success of "The Dark Side of the Moon" and gearing up for the monumental "Wish You Were Here," which would release the following year. Notably, this tour featured elaborate stage setups, enhancing the overall concert experience and solidifying Pink Floyd's reputation as pioneers of live rock performances.

Pink Floyd - Pigs (Three Different Ones) - Full Concert Live at Oakland

Oakland, CA, United States

• On September 5, 1977, Pink Floyd performed "Pigs (Three Different Ones)" live in Oakland during their "In the Flesh" tour, which supported their album... Read Full Description >

  On September 5, 1977, Pink Floyd performed "Pigs (Three Different Ones)" live in Oakland during their "In the Flesh" tour, which supported their album "Animals." Released just prior to the tour on January 23, 1977, "Animals" showcased the band's evolving sound characterized by a more politically charged and concept-driven approach, reflective of the societal issues of the time. This album marked a notable shift away from the more psychedelic sound of their earlier works, emphasizing a dark commentary on capitalism. The band's meticulous live performances during this period were enhanced by elaborate stage setups and the iconic use of visual projections and puppetry, reinforcing the themes from their studio albums. This performance exemplified their powerful live presence, as they were reaching the peak of their popularity and critical acclaim in the late 1970s. "Pigs (Three Different Ones)" specifically resonated with audiences due to its incisive lyrics and memorable guitar riffs.

Pink Floyd - Dogs (Full Concert) - Live Performance in Oakland

Oakland, CA, United States

• In September 1977, when Pink Floyd performed "Dogs" live in Oakland, the band was deep into the exploration of their iconic album "Animals," which was... Read Full Description >

  In September 1977, when Pink Floyd performed "Dogs" live in Oakland, the band was deep into the exploration of their iconic album "Animals," which was released just a few months prior in January 1977. This album marked a pivotal point in their career, characterized by its critique of societal structures and the concept of class warfare, reflecting the band's growing political consciousness. The Oakland performance took place during their extensive "In the Flesh" tour, showcasing tracks from "Animals" alongside notable songs from their earlier albums. This era also saw tensions within the band increase, particularly with regards to Roger Waters' dominant creative vision, setting the stage for future conflicts that would ultimately reshape their dynamics. The live rendition of "Dogs" highlights the band's musical prowess, featuring complex arrangements and profound lyrics, capturing the essence of their artistic peak during this period.