The Pink Floyd Animals Programme the official tour book for the 1977 "In the Flesh" tour supporting the Animals album, a rare collectible featuring stark imagery of Battersea Power Station and the album's themes, documenting a tour known for its elaborate stage shows with the iconic inflatable pig, controversial "nuclear family" figures, and significant interpersonal tensions within the band, leading to its bleak content and limited print run, especially in the UK. A 28-page booklet with live photos, surreal images, and information reflecting the album's Orwellian, capitalist critique.
