The Pink Floyd Song David Gilmour Struggled to Sing

Gilmour and Waters criticized "Atom Heart Mother" as a low point artistically for Pink Floyd in 1970.

Waters disapproved of Pink Floyd's early work, including "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn," finding it laughable.

"Animals," inspired by George Orwell's Animal Farm, explores societal detriments through its tracks "Pigs," "Dogs," and "Sheep."

Gilmour struggled with the extensive lyrics of "Dogs," leading to significant revisions for feasibility.

Despite lyrical challenges, "Animals" achieved commercial success, reaching high chart positions in the UK and the US.