>the ending to Sheep 

truly their best album

Weird it has such an upbeat transcendent tone for something so tragic. Though I guess that helps indicate the sheep get led to the slaughter in the first place

>Weird it has such an upbeat transcendent tone

the dogs are dead, it's a cause for celebration

The dogs are dead and with them a new batch comes in to take their place 



>You better stay home

>And do as you're told

>Get out of the road if you want to grow old



Power has merely changed hands. The Machine remains firmly in place

Would be without the short piggy songs

The bookends are the best part of the album. Essentially the question and the answer simultaneously. I feel sad for you

but let's not forget

>the light key-wankery at the beginning of sheep

always sets the perfect mood after the madness of Pigs.

A false event can't but conjure up the hope of the real one that it mirrors distordedly.

True, the attempt inspires hope even if one knows it's doomed to failure because "this time could be different"

They're shitty love songs totally unrelated to the album. They're literally just there to fill space on the vinyl.

They're both like a minute long each and spell out exactly how they relate to the rest of the album... Why do people have no attention span these days?

Cool opinion: first Pigs On the Wing improves the album the second detracts.

I suppose you're not much of a believer in the power of redemption

I'm not such a believer in the long term availability of safe places to bury your bones.

Somewhat more fair. I have faith myself

How do they spell out how they relate to the album? Genuinely curious

Pigs on the Wing Part 1 



>If you didn't care what happened to me

>And I didn't care for you

>We would zigzag our way through the boredom and pain

>Occasionally glancing up through the rain

>Wondering which of the buggers to blame

>And watching for pigs on the wing



Pigs on the Wing Part 2 



>You know that I care

>What happens to you

>And I know that you care

>For me too

>So, I don't feel alone on the weight of the stone

>Now that I've found somewhere safe to bury my bone

>And any fool knows a dog needs a home

>A shelter from pigs on the wing



Pretty straightforward

Yeah it's two love songs. How do they relate to the rest of the album exactly, aside from the animal imagery?

if they got rid of pigs on the wing parts 1 and 2 and just replaced those missing 3 minutes with an extended version of sheep i'd be cool with it. the explosion of the guitar at the end is so great

Overrated Goyslop.

>Goyslop

Tell the unenlightened masses what your superior intellect considers good music then.
