
by Giovanni Rossi · Tsunami Edizioni · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788894859447

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This book provides a deep and detailed analysis of Pink Floyd's iconic album 'Animals', exploring its historical and social context during the rise of punk in the late 1970s. Through an engaging narrative, author Giovanni Rossi reconstructs the band's creative process, marking a crucial turning point in their career following the success of 'The Dark Side of the Moon'. The work examines the group's transition to a raw, direct sound, the growing influence of Roger Waters, and the incorporation of socio-political themes into their lyrics. It is an essential read for fans seeking to understand the loss of innocence and the twilight of a golden era in British rock history.
