Pink Floyd – Pigs (Three Different Ones) | Song Meaning Explained #68
A 40-foot inflatable pig broke free over London, drifted to 30,000 feet, grounded flights at Heathrow Airport, and terrified a herd of cows in Kent. And the most iconic album cover in Pink Floyd's catalog is a composite photo because the real shoot went completely wrong.
This episode breaks down the full story behind Pigs Three Different Ones, including Roger Waters' attack on one of Britain's most powerful moral campaigners, the marksman nobody told to come back, the spitting incident that inspired The Wall, and the 800-dollar-per-concert deal that led Pink Floyd to create a pig with male…
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